Consequently, Tinguely@Tinguely presents the artist as a major inventor and innovator of post-mid-twentieth-century art.
"Thompson was a seminal figure, a major inventor of this kind of music," said Koop Kooper, creator of "Cocktail Nation," an Australia-based podcast and radio show that highlights lounge music.
The story of Farnsworth, one of the last major inventors working on his own, not as part of a corporate research office, is both inspirational and discouraging.
One of the most successful authors in the world, Walter Isaacson, is seeking the wisdom of the crowds for his new book about the technology industry's major inventors.
At the tournament's end the writer participated in a pilgrimage to the London grave of Major Walter Wingfield, the inventor of lawn tennis.
Mr. Milligan's comic universe on radio, then on television and in films, was populated by Spotty Minnie Bannister, Hercules Grytpype-Thynne, Neddy Seagoon, Bluebottle, Count Moriarty, Henry Crun ("the world's greatest underwater inventor"), Lord Chattshaw-Blurtington, Major Bloodnok and a host of other original but recognizably eccentric British characters.
The overall picture seems to capture the big change occurred in this time frame, that is a sharp increase in university patenting both directly (ownership) and indirectly (major role of academic inventors).
According to its inventor, Ralph Patt, major-thirds tuning "makes the hard things easy and the easy things hard.
American inventor who made major contributions to the development of machine tools.
Developed during the late 1920s and early 1930s by Edwin H. Armstrong, an inventor and a major in the U.S. Army Signal Corps during World War I, this new method of modulation offered heretofore unattainable reduction of the effect of ignition and other noises encountered in radios used in vehicles.
He is listed as inventor in a major patent assigned to the Boeing Company.
