Sentence examples for inventions with from inspiring English sources
Should inventions with negative implications not be developed?
Both personas were comic inventions with dashes of seriousness.
All anticipated the spatial inventions with which architects including Frank Gehry, a declared Matta-Clark fan, would demolish modernist geometry.
It turned into something of a science fair for counterterrorism inventions, with Mr. Bush moving from exhibit to exhibit.
Enid's own mind, when she was asleep in this room, had filled up with the most disgusting inventions, with filth.
There are arguments for space programs, of course: They rally national pride, attract talent to science, and throw off inventions with valuable new military and civilian uses.
As she navigates between two alien worlds, she struggles to reconcile her instinct for self-invention with her inability to invent a suitable self.
After the formal examination, the examiner checks the patentability of the invention with regard to novelty, inventiveness, and applicability in industry, according to German patent law.
Realizing the limitations of these tales, Crane wrote: "I have invented the sum of my invention with regard to war and this story keeps me in internal despair".
The premise that inventiveness is somehow an "American" characteristic confounds invention with innovation.
A. I would describe innovation as invention with a customer at the other end.
