Therefore, Luther Took Advantage Of The Recent Invention Of The Printing Press To Publish His Own Translation Of The Bible.
Statistics is a science of comparatively recent invention, beginning in the 17th century with analysis of gamblers' odds and flowering in the early 20th with tools for averaging, weighing and guessing.
Others are of more recent invention, such as "soft news" and celebrity sports gossip.
Chai is not, of course, a recent invention, but for all that it seems to be an import from US coffee chains, it could be considered a British one.
Sometimes the targets are, like Mr. Sharma, members of village defense committees, a relatively recent invention of the police, in which civilians are armed with rifles.
Moore was particularly excited about the potential of the transistor, a recent invention awaiting the development of practical manufacturing techniques.
Ath: Not on its own, but it's the second of three insights, the third being the evolution of religion over millennia, including the relatively recent invention of monotheism.
The term "Peconic Bay Impressionists" has a ring of grandeur and permanence, but it's actually the recent invention of Terry Wallace, an East Hampton art dealer.
With the recent invention of luminescent reporters, future possibilities for the development of additional reporter applications are promising.
With the recent invention of several large-scale experimental methods, a wealth of functional genomic data was accumulated, including sequence, micro-array expression profile and protein-protein interaction data.
The recent invention of magnetoresistive bipolar spin-transistors makes possible the creation of new spintronic logic families.
