Sentence examples for main invention from inspiring English sources

Before he went offline in 2011 without leaving much of a trail, Mr Nakamoto had cleverly combined ideas developed by others with his main invention: the "blockchain", a public ledger of all bitcoin transactions.

"The main invention seems to have been cobbling things together to make a multitasked protein," said Dr. Francis S. Collins, director of the genome institute at the National Institutes of Health and leader of the consortium.

Wright's main inventions are a crusading young priest who serves as the nuncio's aide-de-camp and a sweet stock-character prostitute who "smelled like coffee and cinnamon" and struggles to provide for her sweet stock-character children.

Velázquez's main provable invention is a hill affording the panoramic view.

What are the main applications for this invention?

Although the main character was the invention of Curtis, he and French consulted the Rev Joy Carroll who was one of Britain's first female priests.

Bartok described the music of Kodaly (a friend) as "characterized in the main by rich melodic invention, a perfect sense of form, a certain predilection for melancholy and uncertainty," a description that applies to the Serenade.

A few days before, Finkel, himself a journalist, had been sacked by the New York Times Magazine for writing a story (about child slavery in Ivory Coast) whose main character was an invention — a composite based on children Finkel had interviewed, but a fabrication none the less.

In fact, among students of literacy, the list is often seen as one of the main by-products of the invention of writing – and with lists come not so much an infinity of possibilities, but rule and orthodoxy.

There are many criteria that must be met, but the main requirements are that the invention is new (not previously known or published) and not obvious.

While you should keep the big picture and main goal in mind, the invention process will be much simpler if you start by focusing on a smaller problem related to the "big" problem.