Sentence examples for sequence of inventions from inspiring English sources
"Art history gets written as a sequence of inventions.
A comic -- if alarming -- strand of Jago's narrative is the sequence of inventions Birkeland hit upon in the process of demonstrating some other invention that catastrophically failed.
The Make to Learn design team used this method to develop sequences of Invention Kits (Fig. 2): 1.
Fortunately, another big piece by Mr. Goehr was programmed: "A Musical Offering (J. S. B. 1985)," a sequence of contrapuntal inventions, dances, puzzles and quirky textures, constituting a homage to Schoenberg more than Bach and abounding in opportunities for the Sinfonietta musicians to thrust, parry and create exquisite ensemble sounds.
Despite performing a long rap sequence of his own invention, Caliban – or Leggs (to Ariel's Handz) – is a strange lull in the novel's energy.
Dictionary of inventions (Vols. 1-6).
However, an element isolated from the human body or produced by means of a technical process, including the sequence or partial sequence of a gene, may constitute a patentable invention.
Development of Make to Learn Invention Kits required a similar sequence of iterations.
Its use of non-linear sequence, of sudden cuts from one thing to another, precedes by a year or two Eisenstein's invention of montage in the cinema.
The European 'directive on the legal protection of biotechnological inventions' (EU/98/44), published in 1998, stipulated that the simple discovery of the sequence or partial sequence of a gene is not considered patentable.
