Sentence examples for whose inventor from inspiring English sources
The remote control — whose inventor, Eugene Polley, died this month — has long been fodder for great thinkers about social relations, William Grimes writes.
Playmobil, whose inventor Hans Beck has died aged 79, is a beautiful, enticing marriage of modern technology with the craft traditions of German toymakers.
The implants themselves, remarked Dr. Fried, are known as Neuticles, a product whose inventor promotes it with the tag line "With Neuticles, it's like nothing ever changed".
This metric, whose inventor says he meant it in fun, compared a researcher's number of Twitter followers with the number of citations to his or her academic papers.
It also happens to be a product whose inventor caused Mr. Wonderful from Shark Tank to shout, "YOU'RE AN ASSHOLE, GET THE FUCK OUT OF HERE" at him.
SOMA Analytics, whose inventors are from Germany, aims to tackle the issue of stress by monitoring people's day-to-day activities such as typing, speech and sleep.
The other four Taylor Aerocars are in museums, along with a variety of craft whose inventors tried to bridge the transportation gap between earth and sky.
Hawk-Eye may yet be the death of umpires too if the authorities are persuaded that a machine whose inventors claim accuracy to within 5mm can remove the dreaded shadow of human error.
Because brutalism, once the encapsulation in three-and-a-half syllables of everything thought hateful about modern architecture, a word whose inventors didn't even want to sound nice, is now exciting, sexy, intriguing.
His actions confront all of us with the truth about human "cogs" in machines whose inventors and senior managers politely disclaim responsibility, like the still untried Khmer Rouge leaders and their foreign sponsors.
The first group consists of patents whose inventors are all authors of at least one scientific publication in NST, while the second is made up of patents invented by individuals who have no scientific publication in the field.
