Sentence examples for lead to the invention from inspiring English sources

Oddly, this does not lead to the invention of characters into whom the reader can insert his or her imagination.

The results of the study might also lead to the invention of new types of "structural" colours, which are not based on pigments, for commercial paints and dyes that never fade in sunlight or run in the wash, the researchers said.

Caudell termed this principle of annotating the seen world "augmented reality", thereby formalising for Silicon Valley's mavens and investors a fresh and unplundered field of technological opportunity, one that would eventually lead to the invention of Google Glass, a pair of information-spewing spectacles built, unbelievably, to Baum's century-old definition.

He started out in the early forties as a physicist, and his experiments with semiconductors helped lead to the invention of the transistor... Benzer's pioneering work with flies has put him at the center of one of the most controversial issues in science: the extent to which our genes shape who we are and what we do... "Psychology," he tells me in his low-key way, "is going to be changed".

The development of an understanding of polymerization did not lead to the invention of synthetic rubber, but the reverse.

Throughout the ages, man has always tried to make his life easier, which lead to the invention of machines.

He didn't succeed, but his early efforts led to the invention of the telephone.

The popularity of handmade laces led to the invention of lace-making machines.

Taq polymerase also led to the invention of the PCR machine.

These led to the invention of a vaccine and the saving of millions of lives.

This device led to the invention of the telegraph, the electric motor, and numerous other devices basic to modern technology.