Sentence examples for potential inventors from inspiring English sources

Her tips for parents who want to bring up potential inventors include lots of activities – "sport is one way of keeping kids off their phones" – and limiting screen time; she was allowed half an hour of weekend TV.

This, she says, teaches valuable lessons about launching businesses to both potential inventors and would-be CEOs alike.

Because today, you understand, there are millions, perhaps tens of millions, of potential inventors who can be subsidized in the present to produce huge benefit for us all -- and themselves -- in the future.

It appears as though there is an issue at UK (which I should say is certainly not unique) that I suspect has to do with education of potential inventors such that a number of these people are not even considering that their technology might have commercialization potential.

For a given implant, a differential factor greater than 3 between the Revp100OCY index for published series and the one from registers was considered as indicative of a potential selection (inventor) or publication (conflict of interest) bias.

We argue that this model is plagued by ineffective incentives, information asymmetries, and contradictory motivations for the university, the inventors, potential licensees, and university technology licensing offices (TLOs).

Yet Mr Heselden became convinced of the potential of the inventor Dean Kamen's commuting device, launched in 1999, after commissioning research in the United States, where it is legal in many cities.

However, where the inventor is considering further incremental inventions in the field, extensive disclosure could make patenting such potential inventions more difficult.

"We hooked up a girl who invented a car safety device with a potential partner and some software inventors with biotech firms," says Swift. "We have students finishing up their Ph.D.s who want to launch and build businesses around their ideas.

By holding their annual INPEX Trade Show, InventHelp makes it easier for inventors to meet potential investors and try and gain the funding they need to advance their invention.

In conceiving of the "internet of things", Ashton is challenging aspiring inventors to realise the potential of a fully networked world.