Sentence examples for terms of invention from inspiring English sources

The archaeologist was, Price says, "extraordinarily permissive in terms of invention, in the materials he produced.

"In terms of invention and of blurring the boundaries between art and fashion, Isabel is like a modern-day Schiaparelli," Kim Hastreiter said.

In terms of invention and adventure and stepping into the void in the hope of finding something wonderful, Jerry was a master.

In terms of pure invention, Wild Cursive could well be Lin's best work.

In terms of movement invention, "Tidal" is derivative, but not by a long shot the worst piece I've seen in the recent past.

In 2008, a jury agreed that Mr Bryant had violated the terms of his "inventions agreement" with Mattel by developing the Bratz brand at the rival company.

(Most software patents are also described as a "process" or "method" because originally patents were described in terms of mechanical inventions so they all get shoehorned into that language).

For example, the patent system does promote eventual disclosure soon after a patent is filed, whereas the absence of adequate patent protection could promote long-term secrecy of inventions so that they may be protected as trade secrets [ 7].

Banderas and Hayek radiate fiery heat, but in terms of raw charm, invention and on a bang-per-buck ratio, El Mariachi remains the last man standing.

The home side knew they were well armed in areas of red-rose weakness – for instance, they had three specialist openside flankers in their match-day squad, while the visitors could claim nothing more than a big fat zero – and they were confident that in the unstructured parts of the contest, the electrifying Hogg and the dangerous Russell held the ace cards in terms of wit and invention.

Thus, in terms of novel protein invention, the origin of archaebacteria was a relatively trivial evolutionary event compared with the origin of eukaryotes, consistent with archaebacteria being the most recent bacterial phylum that evolved billions of years after the major burst of prokaryotic protein innovation occurred.