Sentence examples for solid invention from inspiring English sources

Granted, the patent system Goldin used, which gives an inventor exclusive rights to a solid invention (which few tricks use) for a number of years, isn't the only American law magicians can take advantage of.

And, with wonderful invention, solid brick changes shape and size before your eyes.

The vacuum tube, and its successor, the transistor, made the electronic computer feasible and led to invention of solid state integrated circuits.

Also a breakthrough was the invention of solid milk chocolate in 1875 by Daniel Peter.

Between 1959 and 1963, Merrifield revolutionized organic chemistry by his invention of solid-phase peptide synthesis.

The phrase "inventions in solid geometry" sticks, and sounds less like an event, more like a sculpture.

"The explosion phenomena abounded in absolutely unprecedented inventions in solid geometry … No adequate vocabulary existed," he wrote.

New generations of his invention include solid-state electronics, provide more than 200 measurements, dump data 128 times a second and are self-ejecting.

If the system was delivering fantastic tangible benefits like quality jobs, innovative startups, inventions and solid points of community connection in an increasing fragmented world, the public would be demanding more fuel be put on this fire.

The chair is the greatest invention ever, after Solid Walls and The Tiled Roof.

With the advent of the bicycle and, somewhat later, the automobile and the invention of the solid and later the pneumatic rubber tire, demand for rubber grew rapidly.