Sentence examples for makes the invention from inspiring English sources

But what makes the invention particularly notable is that the authors, affiliated with CAMBIA, a non-profit biotech research group in Australia, have made the procedure free for use under a novel "open-source" licence.This licence allows people to commercialise products based on the procedure.

This ability makes the invention a potentially excellent biocatalyst for industrial conversion of glycerol to ethanol.

This is not surprising because the complexity of pathogen host interactions is so intricate that current knowledge makes the invention of novel virulence determinants really difficult, but not impossible for the future.

They're good at inventing things, but once they've made the invention they don't know what to do with it.

Inventions should be named, and invented terms for parts or systems that are required to make the invention work should be identified and defined on the blueprint.

"We make the inventions, they assemble it, and then we market it, so it's not that dissimilar from Apple using someone else to do the manufacturing but they've made the invention and marketed the end product".

In the words of another recent historian, Linda Colley: "Protestantism was the foundation that made the invention of Great Britain possible".

Mr. Walters, responding to a series of questions in this vein, said that "we disagree that the activity of basic farming could be considered making the invention".

Salted ice is old hat in this area — it's what made the invention of frozen desserts possible 400 years ago.

Now we're on the edge of an instrument revolution that will make the invention of the synthesiser look like the invention of putting food in the sun before fire was discovered.

The brilliance was that Mr. Lagerfeld made the invention and construction of all these outfits look as easy as a walk in the park — not, as the collection was, the artistic distillation of long experience recollected in tranquillity.