Sentences with phrase «as an invention»

Many think it's due in part to the changing views of experts about toilet training, as well as the invention of disposable diapers.

And so they begin their journey with the use of computer and any ideas such as inventions and disguise.

The idea of «universal reason,» therefore, should not be seen as an invention of modernity.

The sole question is therefore whether a new use for surgical purposes of a known substance can be claimed as an invention.

But the show reminds us that quality is as much a matter of authenticity as invention.

As silly as some inventions may seem, what's no laughing matter is that tools play a significant role in society.

In the 19th century, space travel existed purely as an invention of adventurous thinkers of the time.

2 - I find new method to increase the efficiency of power plants; it is registering as an invention or patent.

Just as the invention of the washing machine and car saved past generations» time, so can mobile - device technology save us time.

Some have argued that software isn?t the sort of thing that should qualify as an invention at all.

In this «First to File» system, as long as the inventions are not derived from each other, the person who ends up with the patent is the one who files for the patent first.

That means broadening out a rug - sized piece of Astroturf that a client regards as his invention so that the patent application ends up protecting a lot more — not only that small piece of artificial grass, but maybe even the entire football field, the stands, and the parking lot!

With this in mind, the Invent + Patent System ™ can be effectively used to coax users into formulating their ideas in a more tangible way so that the concepts can move from a pure idea into something descriptive enough to be legally viewed as an invention.

Education, however, says Belth, «deals with the relationship between concepts and powers nurtured in learners, and with the methods of creating concepts as the inventions of intelligence, in whatever fields these methods come to be employed Education becomes a way of raising and answering a question not otherwise asked, a question centering on the problems of improving the ability to think....

But mole poblano is not likely to have originated as an invention of Spanish nuns.

The very nature of patents requires that the attorney is informed as soon as an invention is made and therefore you have the benefit of being at the cutting edge of science, without having to get your hands dirty!

We are living through a media revolution, spelled I - n - t - e-r-n-e-t, which pundits never tire of reminding us is just as profound as the invention of the book, the camera, or even — sometimes — language itself.

That something has to be categorized as an invention, defined loosely as any «art, process, machine, manufacture, or composition of matter» or an improvement on an existing invention.

And because his issued patents claim the hydrino as an invention, BLP asserts that it owns all intellectual property rights involving hydrino research.

«Vanderbilt has been a great place to do basic science studies in humans that can be translated into development of new biologic drugs, which are novel and thus valuable as inventions,» Crowe said.

Believe it or not, science is as important to the fitness culture as the invention of the bench press — with the help of scientific research, we can easily separate the truths from the myths and use that knowledge to substantially better our workouts as well as diminish the risk of injury.

According to Bart Pisha, Ed.D.» 93, CAST's research director, the digital multimedia revolution of the past 10 years is as historically significant as the invention of the modern printing press.

In African American Inventors, author Otha Richard Sullivan has crafted brief biographies that explore the sources of inspiration for 25 inventors — some familiar and others unknown — from backgrounds as diverse as their inventions.

The words were presented as inventions from «Professor Parsnip's Invention Factory».

Literature piracy was a problem as far back as the invention of the printing press and I find it hard to have any sympathy for a business (and it's a business and not an art from we're talking about here) that just plain dug itself into a hole by not keeping up.

Explore African American history with the following list, which introduces students to the lives and events of notable individuals, many lesser known, whose contributions range from something as mundane as the invention of the potato chip to the medalworthy achievements of African Americans in the military service of their country and so much more.

Color field painting came in at the same time as the invention of this new paint.

Dickerman urges against defning abstraction in terms of forward progress... less interested in the invention of abstraction than abstraction as invention.

In Welcome To Saxnot artist Scott King proposes the new town of Saxnot as an invention of the fictional, Butlin's inspired brand «Britlin's».

I learn too, that she invented it in 1903, that it was played and modified by many until Charles Darrow took a neighbor's version to Parker Brothers as his invention in 1935.

This exhibition of 16 photographs and one etching from the Lichtenbergs» collection expands our understanding of portraiture as an invention forged between artist and subject.

Maureen Dowd visited the company's headquarters to find out «if the inventors of Twitter were as annoying as their invention.»

But American views on the subject have also been manipulated by a campaign by energy producers — mainly the Koch brothers (who back the Tea Party) and the American Petroleum Institute — to paint climate change as an invention of anti-growth liberal tree - huggers.

Generally called «mind mapping,» I guess, this approach is claimed by AustralianTony Buzan as his invention of the 1960's — though how anyone could claim to have invented a doodle where blobs are connected by lines is beyond me.

Although it is not within the literal meaning of the relevant claim (s) of the patent, does the variant achieve substantially the same result in substantially the same way as the invention (i.e. the inventive concept revealed by the patent)?

Also, according to him Bitcoin as an invention is as revolutionary as agriculture.

Perhaps most intriguing is how Johnson can relate seemingly unrelated inventions - such as the invention of air conditioning - to the largest migration of humans in history.

Just as the inventions of the plane and car have made the idea of traveling by horse and buggy unthinkable, clean meat technology is poised to make the myriad problems of conventional animal agriculture a thing of the past.

It was these works of wire and sheet metal that are now seen as the invention of the mobile, a termed first coined by dada artist Marcel Duchamp.

Many think it's due to the changing views of prominent experts and pediatricians — who now advocate a gentler, more «child - centered» approach to potty training — as well as the invention of disposable diapers.

According to Roberta Smith, the show is a good reminder that quality is as much a matter of authenticity as invention.

«There have been cases saying, basically, that measuring change in biomarkers in the body is effectively a law of nature — you're just measuring changes that occur in a person, so this has not been touched sufficiently by the hand of a person to be qualified as an invention.

As long as invention and innovation exist, intellectual property lawyers, paralegals, and other professionals will be needed to procure the rights to new ideas and protect the ownership of existing creations.

Skepticism is the typical reaction: A curator at one prominent museum argued that art is far more likely to be influenced by cultural developments, such as the invention of photography or the rise of Impressionism, than by evolution.

Therefore, take care not to wait until after public disclosure, as the invention will then be non-patentable.