Sentence examples for marginal inventions from inspiring English sources
In recent years, firms have increasingly contributed to and been confronted with a patent landscape characterized by numerous but marginal inventions, overlapping claims and patent fences.
Some are included just for the sake of introducing the great eccentrics whose seemingly marginal inventions would prove to be prophetic.
So somehow the margin is going to play a big so the word marginal, this is an invention in 1871, is going to play a big role in economic reasoning.
I may never trade with early adopters, yet even so I depend on them, for they help to finance the invention and ongoing re-invention of products whose marginal cost eventually falls to a point where I can afford them.
He excelled in the invention of drolleries (marginal designs) and in traditional iconography.
Jean Pucelle, (born 1300?—died 1355?) an outstanding painter of miniatures and an illuminator who excelled in the invention of drolleries (marginal designs) and in traditional iconography.
The existing nomadic hunters and gatherers are marginal survivors who retain many archaic culture traits and share very few of the more recent inventions.
Try googling Outsider art, and within a couple of clicks you'll find yourself in a mind-boggling maze of 'neuve invention', folk art, marginal art, visionary art, naïve art, dysfunctional art.
We call inventions of this sort situated-invention (S-invention).
