Sentence examples for scientific invention from inspiring English sources
Textile structures derive from two sources, ancient handicrafts and modern scientific invention.
Apple, by contrast, focuses only on product innovation, not scientific invention.
Travellers exchanged ideas on scientific invention, religion, culture, music – everything, really.
In February, major general Ibrahim Abdulatty, had presented what he called a "miraculous scientific invention" to a high level audience.
Ms. Atwood has always had a compulsive interest in the wonders -- and the blunders -- of scientific invention.
About 50,000 square feet of interior exhibition space covers the creative overlap of artistic and scientific invention, including a suspended model of Leonardo da Vinci's flying machine.
Once, history was a game played with giant billiard balls: wars, revolutions, scientific inventions, the major awards shows.
Most of the displays that relate to Franklin's scientific inventions and other innovations are child's play.
To this day, Apple, Samsung and other computer makers are still wrestling with the design challenge of making them ever smaller, safer and easier to operate, often deploying scientific inventions to do so.
PROFESSOR PUTTER, a magician with the soul of an inventor, will lecture and demonstrate "scientific" inventions (mostly his own) at West End Children's Theater, Bank Street College, 610 West 112th Street, Morningside Heights, tomorrow and Sunday at 3 p.m. Tickets: $12.
But what artist might do justice to Dr. Bishop and her complex story, as its details have so far been reported: the privileged upbringing; her stable marriage to a uxorious husband, who was also her collaborator on scientific inventions; their four children, some of whose homework Dr. Bishop is monitoring from her jail cell?
