Sentence examples for steps of invention from inspiring English sources
A more simplified linear process was postulated by Merrifield (1986) who includes the steps of invention, translation and commercialization.
It's interesting to hear about the faltering steps of the invention of collage in the art of Picasso and Braque.
Others take steps of their own invention: they cover their pajamas with stickers that say "Howard Dean Has a Posse" and wear them to an art opening, or they organize a squadron to do "Yoga for Dean".
It also says its software includes step-by-step guides describing "dozens of invention pathways" for tinkering and building stuff using the components in the inventor's kit. .
"If it passes this first step then a 'Report of Invention' is written up by OTT that details what is unique and useful in the science".
In terms of invention and adventure and stepping into the void in the hope of finding something wonderful, Jerry was a master.
The little planophore exercised an extraordinary influence on the generation of experimenters who would take the final steps toward the invention of the airplane.
That information culminated in the Wright glider of 1902, a breakthrough machine whose wing design enabled the Wright brothers to take the final steps to the invention of the airplane.
Desire is always a kind of invention.
Only his powers of invention were real.
