These linked microdata allow us to identify the precise industrial origin of inventions, combine them with technology classifications from the inventors' patents and to generate novel concordance tables.
All this is narrated in Saramago's customary exquisite deadpan, with his surfeit of happy invention and comically precise offhand detail.
Yale University physicist Kurt Gibble says Clairon's invention is so precise that the only limits are posed by the intrinsic quantum uncertainty of the atoms themselves.
Scientists were re-energized by the invention of new and more precise technologies, the most famous of which is CRISPR, short for clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats.
Since its invention four years ago, a powerful and precise technology for editing DNA called CRISPR has transformed science because of how it makes altering the genetic makeup of plants and animals easier than ever before.
Despite its promise of precision and uniformity, our modern invention-less system is anything but precise and uniform.
In the first half, when most of his inventions clocked in at an uncannily precise five minutes, he often seemed to be rolling a boulder uphill.
They're wonders of human invention, metal machines that harness explosions into precise actions.
All memory is invention, anyway, so why shouldn't the most precise evocation of hip-hop's late-1980s New York golden age come from a pair of Chicago kids in their early 20s?
"However, the invention of atomic clocks defined a much more precise 'atomic' timescale and a second that is independent of Earth's rotation".
The invention of computed tomography (CT) has provided more precise information of the injured lung, illustrating the symmetric or asymmetric ground-glass opacification with the simultaneous presence of gravity-dependent atelectasis in ARDS patients [ 6- 9].
