Sentence examples for research invention from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jebb was until November the vice president for strategic development at Walker Digital in Stamford, Conn., the research, invention and development center and patent law office that developed Priceline.com.com

The Lemelson-MIT Program today announced Dr. Ashok Gadgil as the recipient of the 2012 $100,000 Lemelson-MIT Award for Global Innovation in recognition of his steady pursuit to blend research, invention, and humanitarianism for broad social impact.

"I wore my full armor of feathers under my Dimity gown, and I did not have to fear the sound of my own voice," she says of a meeting with the real literary figure Samuel Bowles, in a phrase that reveals all the research, invention and sensitivity that should infuse this book.

It is important to note that this framework is distinct from the chain-linked model postulated by Kline and Rosenberg (1986), which focuses on the relationships among research, invention, innovation and production within the boundaries of an organisation.

Reimers describes his return to Stanford as Associate Director of Research Administration and his early interest in commercializing research inventions.

Her experiences in brain research, inventions, education, government and public service afford a unique perspective on science and public policy.

In the case of BP-funded EBI research, inventions made by at least one BP employee and one employee from Berkeley, LBNL, and/or the University of Illininois at Urbana-Champaign will be jointly owned.

He has received nine awards for his research, inventions and contributions in the area of laser microprocessing.

Shepard's hard work is commendable, but two of the most haunting stories in the collection succeed by standing in relief to his heavily researched inventions.

With about 20% of the student body enrolled in the nursing program, the school implemented a Mayo Innovation Scholars program, in which students can research Mayo Clinic invention ideas and create business plans for medical products.

This outcome contrasts with the last big ethical issue posed by new biological research, the invention in 1975 of recombinant DNA, the first technique to let researchers move genes from one organism to another.