A string of valuable inventions helped I.B.M. to become the world's biggest supplier of custom microchips, to upgrade its hardware and to become a leading provider of Internet products and services.
And soon after he signed on, his name also began appearing in a string of press releases touting inventions and other promotions.
Dictionary of inventions (Vols. 1-6).
Makosinski, whose mother is Filipino and her father Polish, already has a string of high-profile international awards for her own inventions.
He added: "Most large organizations embrace the idea of invention, but are not willing to suffer the string of failed experiments necessary to get there".
That initiated a string of songs so rich in poetic beauty, insight and melodic invention that for the next 90 minutes it was possible to ignore the superficiality of what passes for country music on mainstream radio these days.
Actually, The Invention of the Jewish People is less a single detonation than a string of firecrackers, erupting or just fizzling in uncertain succession.
At the age of thirty-two, after a string of devastating personal and professional crises, Buckminster Fuller decided to devote himself to improving the lot of humankind, via design, architecture, invention, and philosophy.
Two-kilometre string of firecrackers?
"String of guttural utterances"?
