Sentence examples for its inventions from inspiring English sources

Robert Lowe, a professor of entrepreneurship at Carnegie Mellon University, who studies the topic, says that universities don't want a single entity to have first-look rights to option its inventions because it can interfere with academic freedom and amount to a giveaway.

The company, which gets most of its sales from royalties and does not make the chips it designs, contends that its inventions cover aspects of all memory chips in the $26 billion industry.

Opternative is seeking extensive financial compensation for damages due to breach of contract and theft of trade secrets, and reassignment of a Warby Parker eye test patent it says is derivative of its inventions.

Paradoxically, magic has become so vigorous in contemporary fantasy because science has made it possible to realise many of its inventions on screen: long before CGI brought into being fantastic monsters and pixies, or made vanishing and flying almost banal, the imagination of storytellers had conjured them into existence.

On any list of its inventions, the most notable is probably the transistor, invented in 1947, which is now the building block of all digital products and contemporary life.

It appears that the work was widely read, its inventions internalized.

(When a firm goes to the trouble of filing for patents globally, it is usually a sign that it believes its invention to be genuinely valuable).

The telephone, it turns out, owes its invention to more than simply hearing-aid experiments.

The dressing room, like the escalator, has not been updated since its invention -- and it could use updating.

This paper describes the evolution it has undergone since its invention and some likely changes ahead.

Research the super collider project and create a "How it Works" poster to explain its invention.