Sentence examples for which has invented from inspiring English sources

Another example is Cooliris, a start-up based in Silicon Valley, which has invented a browser add-on called Previews.

The Premier Inn does a roaring trade, as does Murphy's, the bar next door, which has invented a shot in honour of Towie.

Will Los Angeles, which has invented almost every major health and fitness craze in the country, soon be exporting god-intoxicated aerobics instructors to the rest of America?

It has already invested in Welltok, a health-care startup which has invented an app which uses the technology to analyse users' habits and give medical advice.There are some indications that corporate VC is working better than in the past.

At the World Economic Forum meeting here, I met Mike Biddle, founder of MBA Polymers, which has invented processes for separating plastic from piles of junked computers, appliances and cars and then recycling it into pellets to make new plastic using less than 10 percent of the energy required to make virgin plastic from crude oil.

Even at leading industrial facilities such as DuPont's central research lab, which has invented many of today's most important polymers and high-tech materials, the process is often a hit-or-miss endeavor governed more by the instincts of experimentalists than the calculated predictions of theorists.

Motorola, which had invented cellphones and found great success with the Razr, and Palm, which pioneered the hand-held computer category, watched more nimble competitors lure away consumers with flashier, sleeker and more functional smartphones.

There was, for instance, Skyhook Wireless, which had invented a new navigation system that competed with Google's location software and had signed major deals with the cellphone manufacturers Samsung and Motorola.

At the same time, Kodak -- which had invented the digital camera -- was working with WalMart to vertically integrate to lower its costs.

United Europe is structurally incapable of foresight, unable to work proactively, and can only work within the framework which it has invented, yet which is not adequate to the outside world.

The buffs run about forty trains, some of which are replicas of those that actually operated on that day and some of which Chiavetta has invented — the railroad had eliminated steam engines several years earlier, but he runs some anyway.