Sentence examples for patented by a from inspiring English sources

Celesta, also spelled celeste, orchestral percussion instrument resembling a small upright piano, patented by a Parisian, Auguste Mustel, in 1886.

This was the Fullerphone, invented and patented by a serving military officer, Captain Algernon Clement Fuller, in 1916.

Or what if your invention or business model is stolen and patented by a rival in a foreign country with a lax patent regime?

Besides its chassis, the R gets the latest evolution of Haldex all-wheel-drive, patented by a Swedish engineer but pioneered on the Golf 4Motion in 1998.

The process, alkaline hydrolysis, has been patented by a privately held Indianapolis company, Waste Reduction by Waste Reduction Inc., or WR2.

The wood is thermo-treated — slowly heated, in a process patented by a Finnish university, to mimic the curing effects of time — and coated in a lacquer designed to crack and craze like a fifty-year-old finish.

Hot Blade, a heated windshield-wiper system recently patented by an inventor in North Dakota, is being produced and distributed this winter for the first time; it is handled by Rostra Precision Controls Inc., an automotive supplier in Laurinburg, N.C.

It was part of a thin Erector Set truss, actually a stainless steel replica of one from the original version, which was patented by an architecture-loving toymaker named A. C. Gilbert in 1912.

A vertical axis wind turbine (VAWT) has been developed and patented by an Italian company.

A vehicle made on Long Island, the East Williston cart, designed and patented by Henry Willis, a farmer, carriage maker and inventor, stands nearby.

It used a partial-hydrogenation process patented by Joseph Rosefield, an entrepreneur from Lexington, Kentucky.