The patents that protected my inventions allowed me to pitch the inventions to companies without the risk of them being stolen.
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Theranos' inventions performed poorly In addition, the unredacted report that the WSJ obtained shows that 13 tests conducted on Theranos' inventions have been performing poorly.
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Are patents, which reward inventors by providing them with a government-guaranteed monopoly over their inventions for many years, the best way to encourage new inventions?
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The instruments of trade and finance are inventions, in the same way that creations of art and discoveries of science are inventions—products of the human imagination.
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But at this point we've already reaped most of the gains from those inventions, he argues, and with few major inventions on the horizon, the prospects for further growth are diminishing.
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But if Theranos' inventions or proprietary tests are to blame, the fact that the startup has repeatedly dodged opportunities to validate its inventions may put the company in even hotter waters.
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Over the last decade, however, the U.S. Supreme Court has cut back significantly on what inventions it deems "patent eligible," particularly in such areas as biotechnology, computer-implemented inventions, and software.
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Although history has seen many accidental inventions (such as penicillin and the glue used in post-it notes), most inventions are designed: created simultaneously in the real world and in the imagination.
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Giertz's inventions might be functionally useless, but they're comedically flawless.
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We wouldn't have the inventions or features I mentioned earlier.
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New ideas for inventions would wake her up from sleep.
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Two of humanity's greatest inventions, so why not combine them?
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Corporations are one of the greatest inventions of all time.
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One of humankind's greatest inventions was the formation of societies.
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See more of Colin Furze's inventions on his YouTube channel.
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Weak protections for our inventions and ideas compound this dynamic.
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They repeatedly undervalue and even steal U.S. inventions and ideas.
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"As an inventor, your inventions are your babies," he said.
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Instead, she worked very hard creating and peddling her inventions.
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Which one of your inventions are you most proud of?
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Musk is brilliant and his inventions are changing the world.
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Inventions like injogogi are among foods traded on these stalls.
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His inventions were at times gratuitous and other times breathtaking.
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Do they wear Virgil Abloh's inventions back to St. Louis?
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Afterward, the AI was able to design two original inventions.
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K. Rowling's magical inventions alongside their cultural and historical forebears.
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And he starts by looking at the history of inventions.
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There are all sorts of interesting inventions because of it.
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In exchange, inventors are required to publish descriptions of their patented inventions, which makes it less costly for others to create improvements to the inventions — it's a virtuous circle for innovation, which we should encourage.
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The idea was to decentralize control of federally-funded inventions, allowing universities to take control of their own work and for their inventions to more quickly make their way into the hands of the public.
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It was about the values that brought these inventions to life.
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Mostly, Tesla envisioned his inventions, especially AC power, improving people's lives.
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The Patent Office awards patents for new and non-obvious inventions.
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Over a thousand inventions has made Edison an icon for entrepreneurship.
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Yet few people realize that marijuana-related inventions can be patented.
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Cities are one of the most important inventions in human history.
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"Many farmers are into making inventions," he said with a shrug.
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Her inventions are clever, the robots intentionally excessive and comically inept.
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It's designed to protect inventions, not undeveloped or overly vague descriptions.
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These inventions didn't happen overnight, and they didn't happen just anywhere.
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Paul de Jong: Yeah, that's where we had our first inventions.
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The bicycle is arguably one of the greatest inventions of mankind.
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CNN highlights eight of the quirkiest inventions showcased at the event.
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Here's what early versions of these 15 groundbreaking inventions looked like.
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Dear Heloise: The answering machine and caller ID are great inventions.
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Inventors hate it because it prevents them from monetizing their inventions.
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Instead, he denounced ARVs as Western inventions with poisonous side effects.
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Both the W2350 chip and the Pure ANC are Apple inventions.
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Despite all the inventions, innovations and accolades, Ron is incredibly modest.
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They exude an enthusiasm for historical precedents and their pictorial inventions.
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Russia dismissed the report as "absurd" inventions spread by its opponents.
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Apple has never been scared of disrupting its own best inventions.
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Its laboratories are immensely productive, generating hundreds of discoveries and inventions.
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Like many inventions, the internet was the work of countless hands.
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Encourage Innovation: Patents play an important role in protecting many inventions.
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Where the research and the inventions go, employers and people follow.
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So we have a lot of inventions that never got made.
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Many now see promise in bike-sharing, with the domestic news media hailing it as one of China's four great modern inventions, drawing a comparison with the ancient inventions of gunpowder, paper, printing and the compass.
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At the World Government Summit in Dubai, Stiglitz was asked during an on-stage session whether past inventions like the toilet were more important than recent inventions in digital technology, sometimes known as the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
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Officials from companies like Protective Innovations showed up to demonstrate their inventions.
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I'm not only a consumer, but I'm a maker, I make inventions.
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You can start there and work your way toward your own inventions.
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Computer-implemented inventions are being denied patent protection at an alarming rate.
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But I would have to throw my mouthpiece at those new inventions.
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Inventions have allowed US real GDP per capita to double since 1968.
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Her other inventions include a glitter blaster and a paper towel puller.
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Electric light is one of the signature inventions of an inventive species.
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We used to come up with all these ideas for crazy inventions.
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They are all one-off inventions created by this guy: Matt Benedetto.
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You can share your ideas with Matt on the Unnecessary Inventions website.
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The home is now a museum that displays some of Edison's inventions.
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Silicon Valley's inventions have benefitted Donald Trump more than any candidate ever.
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One of the most buzzed-about inventions has been the sex robot.
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Dr. Palmer said that scallop eyes may provide inspirations for new inventions.
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Now, what are these game-changing inventions and innovations we speak of?
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Not-car inventions that seriously changed how we travel, in other words.
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Among Edison's thousands of patents and inventions, the phonograph was his favorite.
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Time magazine once called the shoe one of the world's worst inventions.
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Good inventions can be used for nefarious deeds in the wrong hands.
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So here's to a new year, chock full of new stupid inventions.
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On Shark Tank, enterprising business owners try to sell investors on their inventions.
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It's a good thing Mother Nature hasn't patented any of its inventions.[YouTube]
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From spray on shoes to cheeseburger rain, his inventions make dreams comes true.
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They struggle to explain basic inventions, let alone more complex and abstract ones.
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Time magazine named the trash collector one of the best inventions of 2015.
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First came the Great Inventions, almost all dating from the late 19th century.
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It's an eye-opening, immersive look at low-tech inventions and their importance.
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The inventions of the Instant Pot and air fryer revolutionized how we cook.
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Entrepreneurs use it to get the word out about about their new inventions.
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Patents are vital to encourage the creation of inventions and other intellectual property.
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In fairness, TiVo is objectively one of the greatest inventions of all time.
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Some inventions seem genuinely prescient, like a collection of animated proto-emoji stickers.
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However, rarely do these inventions make their way onto the official Starbucks menu.
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A measure of industrial progress is the speed with which inventions grow insufferable.
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People have even asked him where they can buy some of his inventions.
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That probe dismissed the accusations as "a fabric of lies, distortions and inventions".
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And like many medical inventions, not all experts are sold on the idea.
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In all of these styles, you can find traces of these early inventions.
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"It's always a hard question how to use scientific inventions," Mr. Rogoz said.
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"[The] inventors want to sit down and to show their inventions," it reads.
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Some notable inventions: stealth aircraft, armed drones, Agent Orange and even the internet.
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Most of his inventions have failed, putting Flint at the epicenter of mockery.
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Vaccines are among the most ingenious of inventions, and among the most maddening.
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Time magazine named Plus Pool one of the 25 best inventions of 2013.
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What is less commonly known is that all of these inventions were patented.
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From toasters to flying cars, here are 12 inventions that still fall flat.
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Surprise billing is one of the sickest inventions of our health care system.
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He made his own pigments, his own paints, from his inventions with peanuts.
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Faculty at MidAmerica Nazarene University decided to see which inventions best represented each state.
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Mainland innovators are capable of cutting-edge inventions, for example in facial-recognition software.
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The new kid on the block refuses to take responsibility for using these inventions.
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Yet to incentivize inventions and creativity, we award clever innovations with a limited monopoly.
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"We have so many inventions to come, our future is super bright," explains Panay.
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Their work created tight-fitting windows into reality rather than creating extended pictorial inventions.
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Portable bluetooth speakers are one of the best inventions for adventuring music lovers ever.
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Great inventions might just as easily come from China, India, South Africa or Brazil.
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Some inventions are so ubiquitous that it can feel like they've been around forever.
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The underlying roots of the SameDay Bot is the iBot, one of Kamen's inventions.
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Inventing is Only Half the Battle Protecting and commercializing inventions is just as hard.
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Many inventions in farming equipment, such as circular irrigation systems, were pioneered by farmers.
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Click ahead for our favorite Shark Tank home inventions — ranging from wow to WTF.
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It's still an overwhelmingly positive development and one of the greatest human inventions ever.
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Fingers crossed that our inventions and innovations will continue to be helpful, not harmful.
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Patent protections make it possible for rural inventors to innovate and protect their inventions.
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Companies invented and produced their own products, limiting their facilities to their own inventions.
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But then I'm very productive again, I think, and full of inventions and strength.
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Hundreds of new inventions could soon affect your comfort and experience on an airplane.
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The physical world, in essence, is Lucier's creative medium, the vehicle for his inventions.
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While many people think up great inventions, Mangano turned her ideas into marketable products.
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Here, CNN picks the eight most important Japanese video game inventions of all time.
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But many of the most promising inventions from labs never reach the commercial market.
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Qualcomm says many of its inventions and research made smartphones like the iPhone possible.
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Shaun: Let me just say that naiveté is probably the mother of all inventions.
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That probe dismissed the accusations, calling them "a fabric of lies, distortions and inventions".
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To see more of Colin Furze's wild inventions, visit his website and YouTube channel.
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Millions of you smile in awe of our music, comedy, inventions, athletics, fashion, etc.
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The Nobel Prizes award discoveries and inventions that lead to the betterment of humanity.
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Contraception and abortion, even though they are modern inventions, may press these emotional buttons.
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Western clothing and inventions spoke to the rapid modernization avidly encouraged by the emperor.
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Some anti-sexual-violence inventions are met with fury; others are met with laughs.
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With no media plan in place, they tripped over their own inventions and exaggerations.
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He poured out cups of apple juice and gave a tour of his inventions.
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The book also looks at the many inventions and accomplishments credited to the legend.
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There&aposs a battle brewing to recognise machine inventors for their AI-generated inventions.
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Emily Rosko's most recent poetry collection is "Weather Inventions" (University of Akron Press, 2018).
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Thankfully, there's nothing more traditional than using humanity's genius inventions to do senseless violence.
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The lawsuit said Dr. Mitra had already made about $1.5 million from the inventions.
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Inventions like the power loom displaced artisans, and increased the relative demand for unskilled labour.
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Is it the tech companies that have created these inventions and have created these problems?
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The EyeWriter was recognized by Time magazine in its "50 Best Inventions of 2010" feature.
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Furze has never shied away from fire and explosives when it comes to his inventions.
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Such experiences prompted Kurt to write story after story about scientists whose inventions turn deadly.
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It wouldn't be the first time we've seen weird, light-manipulating inventions inspired by nature.
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His mother Maye Musk eventually learned this was his way of daydreaming about his inventions.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeSome of humanity's greatest inventions were created by accident.
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Beijing won't tell, and I don't want to operate with unofficial guesswork or pure inventions.
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LSD and other psychedelics inspired some of Silicon Valley's greatest inventions, says author Michael Pollan.
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Although such ICOs need to be handled with care, they could also generate intriguing inventions.
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Since then a succession of inventions promising to overhaul schools has done no such thing.
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This pragmatic, do-it-yourself approach defined her inventions for the rest of her life.
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Sweet has patented at least 13 other 3D printing inventions according to 3D Printing Industry.
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The only inventions of his own were the truffle soup and sea bass in pastry.
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But Hockaday's inventions can be more accurately thought of as experiential forms of philosophical inquiry.
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I encourage founders, and investors to emphasize the businesses they are building through their inventions.
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What do you think were the key inventions that came up during this early period?
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Two more decades of inventions as disruptive as cell phones, mammal cloning, and the Web.
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But instead of a Hollywood production or Ralph McQuarrie-style inventions, these designs were real.
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The Federal Circuit's decision makes it much easier to file frivolous lawsuits challenging legitimate inventions.
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These inventions are the result of capabilities created by core technologies that evolve over time.
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The TR-808 is unquestionably one of the most influential inventions in contemporary popular music.
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Still, not all of these "useless inventions" were developed with the disability community in mind.
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"He has a strong desire to commercialize his inventions," John said of his older brother.
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Some inventions that debuted at World's Fairs have now become part of our everyday lives.
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In total, they held more than 400 patents for new inventions across several different industries.
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Many of our most significant inventions are pure tools, with no scientific method behind them.
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For example, Edison's inventions of electricity, light bulb or phonographic record benefited millions of individuals.
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Stories about inventions and innovations convey vital information that others can put to good use.
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Delays in the patent process could cause serious delays in reviewing applications for new inventions.
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Some of the best modern inventions make everyday life simpler for people, especially at home.
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Landlines, old-fashioned alarm clocks, and single-use plastics will be replaced by modern inventions.
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While bullish, he also knows that not all his 21st-century inventions could be winners.
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But Giles said the Navy does whatever it wants with regard to other people's inventions.
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This machine is the latest in a series of brilliantly terrible inventions Giertz has made.
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She saw light bulbs on bulletin boards at schools and in student essays about inventions.
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And he remained fascinated by the interplay between human thought processes and their computerized inventions.
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And moreover, I wanted to know why these inventions aren't routinely written into disability history.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Anatoliy Krongauz has two patents and eight inventions registered in Russia.
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CrowPi Raspberry Pi Accessory Kit Ready to take your Raspberry Pi inventions wherever you go?
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With his power of appointment, he has the power to make American inventions great again.
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The inventions that have come from U.S. inventors have changed the course of the world.
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The other five I tried were more recent inventions, all having been created this year.
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You sometimes see inventions in costumes that show up in the collections the next year.
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We lose their inventions and innovation, their collaborative input and their contributions to our communities.
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Meanwhile, our foreign competitors are granting patents on many inventions that are now unpatentable here.
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Unlike some vaccine researchers, Dr. Robbins and Dr. Schneerson never got rich from their inventions.
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Along with routers and Velcro, robot vacuums are my favorite inventions of the past century.
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We treated ourselves to fondue at dinner, and fell into conversation about inventions throughout history.
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In "Humans," people and their inventions are deeply enmeshed: There are complications, awkwardnesses and attachments.
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On one hand, parents would like to educate their children using the latest tech inventions.
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Inventions don't equal inventiveness, though, and everything about the Los Angeles mystery story feels reheated.
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The episode begins PBS's series "Breakthrough," which focuses on inventions that altered the modern world.
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He was very aware that they might try to put his inventions to military use.
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But some of his best inventions were actually on the backs of other people's work.
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Going back to the late 18th century, the inventions range from blue jeans to the iPhone.
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Maybe since then he's learned that the DOE patents more inventions than any other federal agency.
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PSA Press While we're on the topic of distinctly American inventions, let's talk about CRUSHING DEBT.
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In 2010, Time deemed "hair in a can" one of the worst inventions of all time.
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These human inventions probably do not feel the same to the animal as their natural competitions.
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There were also all the new inventions, like electrification, and advances in medicine and surgery happening.
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All Chinese schoolchildren can name their country's "four great inventions": paper, printing, the compass and gunpowder.
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As state media observed, few of the inventions on the new list belong to this period.
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He argued that most of our genuinely impactful inventions were already with us by around 1970.
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We take a look at the most famous and important inventions that Nikola Tesla contributed to.
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A proliferation of bakeries offer traditional European pastries and breads as well as peculiar Asian inventions.
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In some cases, that's because the inventions take care of some of our more basic needs.
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The rules we are accustomed to today in presidential primary debates are actually very recent inventions.
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Within each decade there is a spotlight on designers, companies, or inventions that impacted the period.
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His life was spent resisting it, grasping new inventions and initiatives joyously and with both hands.
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A Chinese startup might even give the world that most elusive of inventions, the flying car.
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"Compliance from technical standpoint very important," Saurav Bhattacharyya, Quantum Inventions CEO, told TechCrunch in an interview.
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How many more inventions could be invented, poems written, ideas shared, and life lessons passed on?
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Like all worthwhile culinary inventions—chocolate chip cookies, nachos, beer—the frappé was born by accident.
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Naturally, these inventions call for our body to shift towards them in order to engage more.
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Elon Musk's tweets, inventions, and tweets again, follow a formula as predictable as any ancient play.
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Their inventions, so far, have primarily focused on addressing the needs of Japan's growing elderly population.
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By 2010 TIME was (a little hyperbolically, perhaps) calling it one of the worst inventions ever.
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But under the harsh constraints of a three-act movie, these inventions look gimmicky and basic.
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All of Franklin's inventions and endeavors were never about him; they were for the communal good.
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But both the term "scare quotes" and the parallel gesture are recent inventions that reflect the
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Salt and Bluetooth technology are paired in one of the weirder inventions for the "smart" home.
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Medha: I'm Medha, and we're testing out inventions to see if they live up to expectations.
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Watch the video above to learn about eight inventions that are improving prosthetics and changing lives.
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Tropical cyclone names, unlike the hype that sometimes surrounds storms, are not inventions of the media.
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What cures for diseases have gone undiscovered or been postponed; what inventions never came to be?
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Many of its innovations resulted from merging with smaller companies to gain access to their inventions.
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KAIST earned its first-place rank, in part, by producing a high volume of influential inventions.
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A century ago, Barnum noted the importance of staying informed on the latest inventions and improvements.
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The 2010s saw massive improvements in technology, and new inventions seemed to pop up every day.
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These four inventions, according to a 21991 biography on the inventor, defined NCR's fortunes for decades.
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Garner's inventions capture the American ethos of ingenuity — although their future may or may not arrive.
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Time magazine listed Sugru, alongside the iPad, as one of the top 258 inventions of 212.
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IBM dominated the early decades of computing with inventions like the mainframe and the floppy disk.
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"His inventions are disruptive — beautifully so," said Terence Conran, the British restaurateur, retailer and furniture designer.
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Chrontella is just one of many mad scientist inventions from Cannavis, a Canadian-based edibles company.
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Other inventions NASA science has created include the pacemaker, scratch-resistant lenses and the solar panel.
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Mr. Gondry has a toymaker's flair for animation and visual inventions with a sense of melancholy.
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The instrument was the first of six or seven musical inventions he fashioned over the years.
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Mr. Maioli's inventions, even if hypothetical, give a sense of a dynamic civilization, Dr. Zuchtriegel said.
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Gehrig had me learning several of his two-part inventions and my first prelude and fugue.
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His tussles to retain control of his inventions typify a big barrier to China's technological advancement.
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Nor were his inventions fake, even if they were sometimes impractical or borrowed from other people.
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Like the Flyer, and like many other great inventions, Harwood's prototype is also an objet d'art.
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In the halls of government, officials speak of the need to inspire innovation by protecting inventions.
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At booths stationed throughout the space, entrepreneurs presented inventions ranging from industrial robotics to designer proteins.
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In 1887, he turned his eye to producing smaller inventions that would turn a quick profit.
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There is a Wile E. Coyote aspect to these clever, but not quite clever enough, inventions.
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In fact there were 20 years of inventions that were required before the smartphone changed everything.
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Like a lot of paradigm-shifting inventions, the solid-body electric guitar seems inevitable in hindsight.
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No, it "fostered an entrepreneurial spirit that spilled forth a flood of ideas, innovations, and inventions"!
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It's like every day, it's another fresh horror that the tech ... the result of their inventions.
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Witches manifest with their familiars, whether black cats or bats, as do new inventions like automobiles.
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KS: It's absolute willful ignorance, pretending the inventions do not have consequences in the real world.
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The celebrated inventions of the past half century, like the personal computer and the Internet, Gordon argues, have increased productivity and transformed people's lives far less than did the leading inventions of the half century between 19323 and 19102, like household electricity, indoor plumbing, and the automobile.
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Among the reasons they have come up with: We've created all the big inventions: The University of Chicago's Robert Gordon says in his seminal 2016 book, The Rise and Fall of American Growth, that we have already produced the most consequential inventions like electricity and internal combustion.
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Some of its traditions—like linking the region to the mythical hero Breogan—are actually Romantic inventions.
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Better still, they argue, there will also be new, radical inventions that we can't even predict yet.
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One Japanese researcher I spoke to said that few in the academic realm take his inventions seriously.
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It's about Nikola Tesla, the electrical engineer whose experiments and inventions moved electronics into the modern era.
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The light bulb, telephone and internal combustion engine were some of the key inventions of this era.
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The public became so enamored of these early gadgets that many follow-up inventions got short shrift.
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Others say inventive naming has counterparts in the "linguistic and musical inventions" that produced rap and jazz.
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In the movies, engineers working on super-secret whiz-bang inventions wear lab coats and safety glasses.
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After that, he proposed inventions like the "Baird undersock," a second sock you'd wear ... under your socks.
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We Brits are eternally grateful for a veritable smorgasbord of inventions the American Empire has brought us.
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How long it will take to turn any of these inventions into products remains to be seen.
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This is because, as is often the case with human inventions, Mother Nature has got there first.
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It is true that individual inventors and smaller companies are not always well-compensated for their inventions.
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These innovation assets include everything from patents, technology, inventions, business models, customer contracts and even legal entities.
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As Engadget points out, self-adhesive maxipads were one of the best inventions of the 20th century.
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CLS Bank, obtaining utility patent protection for software-related inventions has become more difficult and less predictable.
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You'd be hard pressed to call Quantum Inventions a startup, although it certainly operating in startup style.
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Shuri's inventions lead to the coolest scenes in the movie and her wisecracks keep the laughs going.
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The Pessimists Archive has a collection of some of the best reactions to new inventions and gadgets.
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The latest computing inventions, Gordon says, have only limited upside for productivity and may also have passed.
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IT COULD BE HIGHER IF THERE'S A BURST OF INVENTIONS THAT GENERATE EMPLOYMENT AS WELL AS ENJOYMENT.
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"There may be new inventions of new sushi using new fish that may become available," Cheung suggested.
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You'll find GIFs of Giertz's inventions in pretty much every corner of the internet, usually without context.
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It's a good time to reflect upon your own relationship with nature, the mother of all inventions.
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Although Skype and FaceTime are recent inventions, the idea of video calling dates back to the '60s.
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Without it, life would be completely different as it is one of man-kind's most pivotal inventions.
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Beginning in the 19813s and '21981s, he took out patents on 280 different inventions, gadgets and toys.
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It's this compelling theme that Steve Miller uses to ground his book Radiographic: X-ray Photo Inventions.
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Such inventions are critical to job creation and economic growth in the U.S. and we cannot wait.
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Industry can help showcase the outcome of invention and use inventions to reach new heights and productize.
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Al-Jazari's inventions may sound whimsical, but they were based on cutting-edge science of the day.
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The 2010s are ending very differently than they started, with new inventions popping up seemingly every day.
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Microsoft said it will cooperate with business customers in the filing of patent applications for new inventions.
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And how will firms in the auto industry work to support the protection of AI-related inventions?
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Although she skewers conventional logic, her madcap inventions lack the accusatory tone that characterizes some political art.
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Oracle wouldn't just be able to sue over these inventions, it could also sue over Android Nougat.
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I've been so lucky in my life with having these extraordinary inventions in almost seemingly impossible conditions.
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Another is papered with Glynn's careful drawings of various failed and obsolete inventions from abandoned patent applications.
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That notebook started filling up with showbiz inventions, too, including a movie star I named Edrall Casceese.
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Books of The Times As far as human inventions go, retirement is shockingly recent, and proving fragile.
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Here some of the most remarkable inventions you probably never knew Edison and his research assistants created.
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"Black hairstyles are reinvented [as non-Black inventions], like two cornrows being called boxer braids," she says.
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She noted that the government, through Medicare and Medicaid, was effectively buying its inventions back from itself.
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The aim of the lab was to develop "moonshots" – inventions that could be big in the future.
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The imaginative inventions, gorgeously colorful artwork, and mix of laser fights and suspenseful drama will transport you.
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He put it together, and it's a list of inventions that he wants someday to build. Wow.
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Get people thinking about those things and realize, hey, we need some inventions, and draw young people in.
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Companies frequently file patents for inventions they're prototyping and developing that many never see the light of day.
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The book features hundreds of Chindogu (the art of the unuseless idea) inventions in photos with short descriptions.
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One long-standing problem has been that Canadian enterprises are slow to use the inventions of such companies.
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Some may debate whether these are the most awesome, get-back-to-nature inventions ever — or the worst.
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Imagine what sorts of cool tech inventions you could produce if only you had the tools and resources.
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Of all the inventions we get to see here at CES, the least appreciated ones are often linguistic.
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But to successfully expand inventions like this even further will take a concerted effort, as Reynoso learned firsthand.
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Gregory Bateson once advised me that 'Of all our human inventions, economic man is by far the dullest.
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These dizzying creations may not be boosting the economy at nearly the same scale as prior big inventions.
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It's the perfect spot for Centeno's counter service operation focused on one of his culinary inventions, the bäco.
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Dubbed China's Useless Edison, his fame has grown because his inventions are seen as odd, and often unnecessary.
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Some inventions will fail, or will be regulated out of existence (at one point, Segways were the future).
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Economist Robert Gordon has popularized the theory that the world is running out of ideas for major inventions.
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Simply use the visual programming language software to change your keys' value and apply it to your inventions.
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Radiographic: X-ray Photo Inventions (2017) by Steve Miller is published by Glitterati press (New York and London).
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Chances are, you will solve additional problems along the way, which may lead to even more important inventions.
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He had become a regular in the press as an affable pitchman for his lineup of quirky inventions.
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TomTom TomTom created the easy-to-use navigation device, one of the most influential inventions of all time.
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Kenner did not receive any college degree or professional training, and she never became rich from her inventions.
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"Les had the spark to build the suite on top of the inventions in our portfolio," he said.
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If that is indeed so, it was one of his very few inventions that had a practical application.
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When she leaps, they disappear — implying that they too were inventions of her mind that die with her.
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Their innovations and inventions shake up our world, tackling some of the planet's biggest problems with bold ingenuity.
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All those inventions are wonderful, but it's nice to have something he made that we can actually use.
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Because wands are European inventions, African witches and wizards are trained to cast spells using only hand gestures.
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Credit: Darlene Horn Miracle food inventions aside, doesn't Robby know the rule of thumb for getting over breakups?
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Numerous similar inventions have popped up since then; however, the current spoon-fork design remains the most popular.
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In 2013, as a life-sciences entrepreneurship fellow at Harvard Business School, she was expected to produce inventions.
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The researchers even found the environment had a direct effect on the types of inventions children eventually produce.
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From the internet to the iPhone, here are the 20 most important inventions of the last 30 years
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African-American leaders including the activist Mary Burnett Talbert exhibited books, inventions and artworks that documented black achievements.
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Scientific discoveries and inventions in America's college campus labs are accelerating modern technological progress at an astounding rate.
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In which case, who claims title to further inventions—the programmer, the machine owner, or the machine itself?
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Between Google's self-driving cars and Tesla's all-electric models, the field is heating up with new inventions.
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For example, technical inventions demonstrate humanity's capacity to invent a future that is intrinsically different from historical experience.
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I need to fix it so I can order a part for one of his stupid, brilliant inventions.
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Plus, Israel also is the birthplace of many hard science inventions like USB Flash Drives and coronary stents.
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Instead, it birthed a myriad of stylistic inventions that each clearly came from and represented the historic moment.
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Universities are very defensive about patents; they argue that they need these to protect their ideas and inventions.
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While times have changed since the days of Prohibition, many inventions introduced in 1920 are still around today.
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One biographical account, "Hedy's Folly," describes Ms. Lamarr's years of learning about weapons and tinkering with other inventions.
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But perhaps as much as anything, the smartphone inventions that attract consumers today are not provided by Qualcomm.
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We need to abandon classifying the world according to masculine and feminine categories, which are inventions of society.
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Just this year the agency has posted on its website more than 225 inventions produced by N.I.H. scientists.
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When I started elementary school, there was a column in a manga magazine soliciting letters about readers' inventions.
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His brazen inventions took on a durational logic, as a larger shape emerged from a blizzard of details.
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At the same time, the company works on new robotic inventions to handle new tasks inside its facilities.
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In 2017, she launched the makeup brand Fenty Beauty, named one of Time's 25 best inventions that year.
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All the inventions and the mechanics I've created, people just care about my sketches and my water coloring?
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Scientists are inching closer and closer to perfecting the clock, one of humanity's oldest and most useful inventions.
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Over time, all these inventions greatly [aided] various illicit activities, as well as the policing of those activities.
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The Miami-based company claimed it would help inventors get patents and then would help promote their inventions.
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I thought, for example, that tech companies began with great inventions…Engineering came first, and sales came later.
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The Texas State Fair is home to some of the most outside-the-box fried inventions you can imagine.
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His total number of inventions put him just ahead of Thomas Edison, who had 1,093 patents to his name.
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The inventions of the semiconductor, personal computer and the internet marked the Third Industrial Revolution starting in the 1960s.
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These seven inventions were remarkable when they were first discovered, and continue to be essential to our daily lives.
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This has led to complicated licensing agreements that assign ownership and access of broad technological inventions to a few.
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Thomas Edison said his deafness helped him concentrate, the proof of which lies in his hundreds of brilliant inventions.
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Lee Kuan Yew, the first prime minister of Singapore, called it "perhaps one of the signal inventions of history".
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Indeed, some form of artificial intelligence has been at the foundation of just about every one of Kurzweil's inventions.
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Such inventions are potentially valuable, but they would only really work as part of a larger strategy, Brody said.
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But it's the inventor Nikola Tesla who should have been more famous for his inventions than history has awarded.
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All of these inventions would need to be approved by government regulators before they ever got off the ground.
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Design patents provide a viable option to protect certain features of software-related inventions, particularly the graphical user interfaces.
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Their inventions seek to turn the heat-trapping gas into bricks, carbon fiber and stronger cement, among other things.
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The development of new ideas—meaning scientific truths or clever inventions—allows economies to grow richer year after year.
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He matches his quirky palette with equally zany pictorial inventions that tread the tricky ground between abstraction and representation.
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The Shock Top beer brand from Anheuser-Busch InBev sponsored a campaign for new inventions to combat California's drought.
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Think of all the poems, inventions and new businesses hatched over a lunch-hour sandwich alone in the park.
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It released much its work as open source, meaning that anyone else could use, modify, and share Facebook's inventions.
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Yet the people whose work underpins that vision don't much resemble the society their inventions are supposed to transform.
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As part of her Forgotten Women book series, Broadly UK editor Zing Tsjeng explores Kenner's life and many inventions.
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Competitors will present their inventions on stage and win prizes, in a TechCrunch tradition that's launched products like GroupMe.
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One of the worst inventions in modern technology is the shared calendar, where everyone can steal each others' time.
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But the physical rampart is being replaced by more digital partitions, anyway, as 21st century inventions circumvent ancient technology.
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But the location of the technology here highlights the way we think about integrating our machines with our inventions.
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It exhibits the inventions, medicines, and superstitions that we used to think would cure us of our various illnesses.
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Agustin Fernandez of Cuba is often considered a Surrealist for his depictions of fleshy visions and fantastical metallic inventions.
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This past Friday, Hope Sandoval and the Warm Inventions released their latest long-awaited third offering, Until the Hunter.
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Patent holders have long relied on strong obviousness standards to demonstrate that their inventions are indeed innovative and distinct.
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In the past three centuries, we've only really seen three such inventions: the steam engine, electrification, and information technology.
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Mothers stand despondently waiting, Hugging their children and searching the sky, Looking for the latest inventions of the professors.
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Last week, it took the extraordinary step of suing Samsung of China for stealing Huawei's inventions in wireless technology.
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Unlike many other countries, India does not allow patents for natural substances, traditional remedies, frivolous inventions or marginal innovations.
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Concurrently, a huge increase in innovation and ideas and patentable inventions from the technology sector has been taking place.
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Trump's denials invariably precede the leaked, rumored, whispered and much-chronicled West Wing staff changes he claims are inventions.
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EarthNow is a spin-off of Intellectual Ventures, a business that helps inventors find a market for their inventions.
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In addition, the company announced a strategic partnership with WuXi, in which Insilico's inventions will be tested by WuXi.
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Invest with the help of a robo-adviserOne of the most popular inventions in fintech is the robo-adviser.
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His inventions were prized for the flexibility and richness of the sounds they produced and the possibilities they suggested.
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After a decade of ABC's "Shark Tank," some pretty epic fights and kooky inventions have come from the show.
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She invented both a sanitary belt in 1956 and a bathroom tissue holder in 1982 (among other hygienic inventions).
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The new inventions coming are quite impactful on jobs in a way that you know a SQRL database wasn't.
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Investors aren't exactly used to betting on inventions that are as complex or forward-focused as the Neumann Drive.
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The film makes me want to start my own tribe and make my own inventions to help the world.
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The inventions that went into its creations could lead to lucrative patents for water purifiers and data management systems.
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Among Thomas Edison's 1,000-plus inventions, his development of his patented incandescent light bulb surely was among his greatest.
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Tasks such as washing laundry and cooking food continue to change with the creation of new inventions and developments.
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Or he's a primly religious, utterly devoted family man whose blemishes are the inventions and exaggerations of political foes.
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There is one of Mr. Achatz's earliest inventions, the raviolo filled to the bursting point with black-truffle broth.
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Each production has talented puppeteers who seem not to manipulate these marvelous inventions so much as merge with them.
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Barkbox's custom-made inventions are thoughtfully designed for maximum playability and function, while also being melt-your-heart adorable.
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But while they were Microsoft inventions, both products are supported on rival clouds, including AWS and Google Cloud Platform.
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Scroll through the gallery to read about 20 inventions that changed the world and the young people behind them.
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As inventions like the printing press and the internet catapult humanity forward, "there will be a loss," Trubek said.
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One of the first inventions he worked on was a method to determine when a cow is in estrus.
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Then he moved on to a start-up of community-based inventions, but that also ultimately ended in bankruptcy.
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Coffee, clocks, and soap are just some of the inventions you may not know originated in the Middle East.
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One of the most significant inventions from the Middle East was the clock, and even formalized time-keeping itself.
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In recent years, women have been churning out more inventions than ever, says the US Patent and Trademark Office.
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It's really interesting, because one of my sons is very inventive, like he's got rooms and rooms of inventions.
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For the moment—in terms of fighting normal roaches—nothing beats perhaps what is one of Japan's quirkiest inventions.
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None of the inventions seem real; or, rather, they feel hyper-real, truthful precisely because of their distinctly human absurdity.
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"This is one of the great inventions of all time—TiVo," he says as he fast-forwards through the hearing.
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The other meaning of spreading an idea is creating ways to get new inventions out to people who need them.
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The company is known to step outside of the box with their wild flavor inventions and unique collaborations with brands.
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Silicon Valley has been known to foray into the real world with its inventions (see Jian-Yang's Not-Hotdog app).
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I have frequently heard tech executives say how they think their inventions or technology are world-changing devices or services.
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Although she never became wealthy for her inventions, she filed more patents than any other African American woman in history.
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Just because these are all shitty inventions and policies that wouldn't work, that doesn't mean they won't become real someday.
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It got a spot on Time's "best inventions of the year" in 2006, but doesn't appear to be for sale.
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The two formed a company — another one of the several companies Kurzweil has founded over the years for his inventions.
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Mr. Quintero, 53, is a regional sales director for InventHelp, which helps clients get their inventions licensed, manufactured and marketed.
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Since then, inventions like the washing machine and frozen food have meant that people can spend less time on housework.
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Just as certain human inventions take after nature (like body armor), it seems as if robots can take after humans.
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Basically the store is a treasure trove of controllers, circuits, and switches designed to help you build your own inventions.
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The nonprofits in the United States I think are one of the best inventions the United States has ever made.
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Reporters have repeatedly exposed claims of "love jihad" as at best fevered fantasies and at worst, deliberate election-time inventions.
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The bottom line: Prior to the Industrial Revolution, European royalty routinely killed blockbuster inventions out of fear of destabilizing riots.
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The country's firms are expert at teaming up with academics and shop-floor workers to put new inventions into practice.
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Instead, its menu is something of a greatest hits from disparate provinces of mainland China, as well as American inventions.
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The company said the patents protected its inventions that facilitate accurate seed placement, uniform seed spacing and even crop emergence.
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I did not wish to be accused of dark, twisted inventions, or of misrepresenting the human potential for deplorable behaviour.
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He began shipping the artifacts on to Galindo, who used them to build instruments and compose music featuring his inventions.
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We are proud of our history of contributing our inventions to the development and success of the mobile communications ecosystem.
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Microsoft's many inventions may hint at the future of technology, but far more often than not they're simply forgotten about.
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Xia sees a lot of Facebook posts and videos of new inventions, and the inventors always seem to be men.
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That could find a range of underwater uses, once scientists have honed their version of one of evolution's strangest inventions.
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At Amazon we've had a lot of inventions that we were very excited about and customers didn't care at all.
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Unfortunately, Snapchat hasn't been able to capture much of the monetary benefits of those inventions as they get cloned elsewhere.
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Westinghouse and Edison famously clashed in a series of escalating lawsuits over their inventions and patents during the late 1800s.
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It was ranked 97 out of 999 by Phaidon Design Classics, an encyclopedia of the greatest inventions of all-time.
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The designers launched a Kickstarter that raised over $78,000 and are now selling their inventions for between $100 and $130.
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Innovation continues to skyrocket in the United States, with research and development reaching new highs and new inventions constantly emerging.
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Tight intellectual property protection can backfire, stopping locals from piggybacking on foreign inventions, discouraging indigenous innovation in less-developed countries.
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Simonetta's furious posters went up all round Lucca, appealing to people to protect Puccini's memory against "inventions" and "local gossip".
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Leonardo da Vinci filled tens of thousands of pages with sketches and musings on his art, inventions, observations, and ideas.
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He had brought along his son, Roman, who is in his early twenties and writes the software for Zilberstein's inventions.
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The Supreme Court should take up the case given the number of inventions being denied patent protection in emerging technologies.
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Inventions we use every day without thinking — from cell phones to vacuum cleaners — all looked very different when they debuted.
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Selfie sticks gained momentum as smartphone cameras improved, and Time even named them one of the best inventions of 2014.
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He squandered his savings by investing in unprofitable inventions, including typesetting machines, and was forced to rent out the house.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Pippa Garner is a crossover artist with a penchant for satirical inventions and ideas.
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Firstly, part of the center will dedicated to "showcasing leading Israeli companies", and Israeli inventions that span across different industries.
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The idea is to make the link between the powers of each scientist with his of her discoveries and inventions.
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Silicon Valley executives are calling for a basic minimum income to support the workers they're certain their inventions will displace.
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So, but they have ... you imagine, as a tech founder, that you did think of the repercussions of your inventions?
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In addition, science-fiction-like inventions frequently appear on the market purporting to help women eliminate their cellulite for good.
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Another of his inventions makes it possible to control the high-voltage DC current that runs things like electric locomotives.
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POTTERY — THE ACT of turning earth into clay and transforming its properties with fire — is one of humankind's earliest inventions.
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"If you look at the history of inventions, it's because of the non-obvious connections that people make," Markman says.
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What inventions and ideas and new ways of doing things are being thought up in the face of this crisis?
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When Naamah makes a rope swing to propel herself off the boat to swim, the novel's more mysterious inventions appear.
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And as a patent lawyer, she specialized in biotechnology inventions, often working with companies that were innovating in molecular biology.
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The costume designer Erik Teague's burlesque inventions — hens in gauze capelets, foxes sporting bustiers — imbued the forest with visual comedy.
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What matters is that his paranoid inventions suck up our attention and make us focus, week after week, upon him.
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"I copied nature's inventions, this wonderful process of evolution, to breed molecules like you breed cats and dogs," she said.
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But, of all the ideas that have ever turned into inventions, only the light bulb became a symbol of ideas.
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Yet the research community often regards itself as the only acceptable arbiter of the way new inventions should be used.
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Some have been with us since childhood like "Hakuna Matata," and others, like "hot girl summer," are more recent inventions.
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The country's inventions were spreading around the world: the stethoscope, Braille, the sewing machine, Balzac's novels and (eventually) Baudelaire's poems.
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A common theme is tips and hints on saving water and posts by MacGyver-types with innovative ideas and inventions.
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On the eve of the new millennium, GDP was celebrated as one of the great inventions of the 20th century.
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DC has been one of the earliest cities to embrace other transportation inventions such as dockless e-bikes and scooters.
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Instead of buying property, players will invest in inventions created by women -- things like Wi-Fi and chocolate chip cookies.
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Mr. Morgan went on to patent inventions like a hair relaxer, a traffic signal system and his famed gas mask.
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I want them to know that most likely there were many women on many of these inventions all across different industries.
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Defendant's gain comes at BlackBerry's expense, depriving BlackBerry of revenue to which it is entitled as a result of its inventions.
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Empires crash and burn, but among the embers we can usually find one or two inventions worthy of clinging on to.
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Some of its inventions have been ludicrous: internet-connected teapots, or an app that sold people coins to use at laundromats.
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In the age of advanced technological advancements and cut-throat competition, curiosity and survival instinct is the mother of all inventions.
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But not at the expense of being able to patent legitimate inventions that resulted from considerable investment of time and money.
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While Microsoft patents thousands of inventions that never make it into final products, the context of this particular application is key.
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They're doing their bit to push back against a culture that's erased black people, while also profiting from their creative inventions.
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For the first six decades of AI's development, the biggest question facing researchers was whether their inventions would work at all.
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Then there's the convenient theory that both addiction and HIV are not homegrown, but the inventions and imports of the West.
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Today's realities of global warning and a failing healthcare system don't reward the superfluous inventions that inspired us in the Jetsons.
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The inventions in these examples were in how efficiently these companies built and accessed markets, which ultimately made them incredibly valuable.
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The latest inventions: Startup Lyrebird recently released that enables computer-generated recordings of anyone, after hearing just 1 minute of speech.
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Cavill is also likeable enough but, again, hamstrung by the twisty, convoluted inventions designed to limit his abilities during long stretches.
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He went to the first electricity fair in Vienna and saw inventions by Edison and Siemens, and his mind opened up.
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Because she's constantly hauling lumber, steel, and other raw materials for various inventions, Giertz needed a vehicle with ample trunk space.
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But it wasn't always this bad, because one of the most famous inventions from this glorious city is the Caesar salad.
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We have huge brains that allow us to build skyscrapers and come up with dazzling inventions like pizza and the internet.
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The European Commission says many such stories in British media over the decades have ranged from half-truths to complete inventions.
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CASH is one of mankind's greatest inventions; a vast improvement, one would imagine, on carting around sheep or bales of hay.
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Subsequent inventions have ranged from the tape in cassettes (1935) to an aroma called citronellal (1982) to drought-tolerant corn (2013).
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Of course, unlike Volvo inventions such as the three-point seatbelt harness, this autonomous tech won't be available free of charge.
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How much is it investing in R&D and does it protect its inventions with patent rights that are successfully granted?
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The desire to transcend, to conquer, and to endure propels our drive to invent and maps our relations with those inventions.
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Inventions Li'l Dipper (basically a heated mini ice cream scooper that can get through your rock-hard pint of Ben & Jerry's).
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One of their inventions, a "nanoneedle" for testing blood, speaks to the need to find a single biomarker in patients' blood.
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But for most of the two years that followed, federal officials didn't inspect Theranos' inventions at all, The Verge has learned.
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The often-cited defense ofpatents, that patent rights encourage inventions that would not otherwise occur, is no longer grounded in reality.
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For us at Merck, that means having the investments necessary to discover and develop the next medical inventions for the world.
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The details that Richter had shared with Donnersmarck, and those he had gleaned from Schreiber's biography, made the inventions seem real.
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Government sponsored research generated numerous inventions critical to winning the war, including radar, early computers, and — most fatefully — the atomic bomb.
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Fortunately, Wikipedia has a whole page called the "list of multiple discoveries," which outlines all of the simultaneous inventions throughout history.
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The habituation to violence and the acceptance of these lethal new inventions is one of World War I's most unfortunate legacies.
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We need to force our innovation sector to work on inventions that make our lives better, instead of just more comfortable.
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And if they have to earn just a smidgen less profits to build those inventions here at home, so be it.
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Confusion reigns, for good reason, about the many tech inventions that have been heaped upon us over the past 10 years.
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Shop UncommonGoods hereUncommonGoods is a marketplace of both creative craft-esque inventions like chocolate-coated waffle shots that make great gifts.
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Baehrel himself, when called out for various inventions or exaggerations—inflated numbers, mis-dropped names—has tended to blame the messenger.
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The digital revolution has created sweeping social change, scientific advancements, new inventions and changes that have altered lives for the better.
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Or Beulah Louise Henry, known as "Lady Edison" after she obtained 20013 patents for her inventions, including an ice cream freezer.
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The line changed what consumers demanded from their makeup and was named one of Time magazine's 25 Best Inventions of 2017.
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For decades, conservative policymakers and the business community have subscribed to the theory that increasing innovation requires making inventions more profitable.
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Through their inventions, he hopes other invisible phenomena, like magnetic fields and inaudible sounds, will be detectable by the human body.
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It doesn't deserve any reaction as these announcements are inventions, designed to justify the failure of the American political and military campaigns.
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"Waymo developed its patented inventions…at great expense, and through years of painstaking research, experimentation, and trial and error," the complaint read.
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Furze lives in a house with a big backyard in Stamford, Linconshire, which is basically where he builds most of his inventions.
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His inventions are used worldwide for both human and veterinary purposes, with the disposable syringe being especially useful to the diabetic community.
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The inventions scientists come up with to make this possible are often truly incredible—even if the measurements made are totally expected.
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Our emotions are not so much reactions to the world, but inventions of our brains to explain the cause of our sensations.
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The commonly used Cantonese slang shanzhai once referred to copycat electronics, but today the phenomenon encompasses a whole universe of original inventions.
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Most of the early smart home inventions used automatic controls, making it possible to turn something or off without lifting a finger.
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"Many materials and waveform inventions were required to independently control the position of the multiple color pigments," read E Ink's press release.
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"My personality brings people here," said Mr. Quintero, who accepts only clients whose inventions are "something physical, tangible" — no concepts, no apps.
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Black Mirror often suggests that social networks, smartphones, and other contemporary inventions simply accelerate an endemic rot at the heart of humanity.
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Our power and influence is owed largely to having been the country that gave the world automobiles, personal computers, countless other inventions.
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Whether seen as a visualization of multiplication, or of positive and negative numbers, this piece is one of Rockburne's most intriguing inventions.
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And soon after he signed on, his name also began appearing in a string of press releases touting inventions and other promotions.
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The "patent box", a scheme by which companies can pay 10% corporation tax on profits earned from patented inventions, is also attractive.
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Children are also likelier to develop inventions in the same specific fields as their parents' co-workers and their patent-holding neighbours.
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The juxtaposition of old and new technology shows how far we've come in some respects and how some inventions are wonderfully timeless.
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You can insist we invest in critical technologies that point the way to things like new digital health inventions and transportation revolutions.
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Turing understood this quite well, and became philosophical on the physical limitations of his inventions during the later part of his life.
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We need one that protects real inventions without burdening industry with silliness like patents on PB&J sandwiches or one-touch scanners.
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Every month, countless inventions come to public attention that make leaps — or even much-needed baby steps — toward tackling important global issues.
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Socially conscious inventions have a crucial impact on the world at large, but they often make the biggest difference for vulnerable communities.
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For instance, 29 percent of the quality control checks performed on the company's inventions in October 2014 fell outside the normal range.
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The United States has long been known for our groundbreaking inventions and innovations that change the way people live around the world.
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Violet Baudelaire is cut from the same cloth, though she uses her powers for creating inventions in A Series of Unfortunate Events.
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The video was directed by Dan W. Jacobs, the English animator who once collaborated with Inventions for their beautiful "Superworlds" music video.
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The legendary German composer Richard Strauss, who personally loathed jazz and other frivolous modern musical inventions, directed the group's campaign against cosmopolitanism.
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It stokes in us the great fires of ingenuity to bring about inventions such as these: the duct-taped March Madness buddy.
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In the American tradition, and in the U.S. Constitution, inventions aren't a moral right that inventors deserve simply for having invented something.
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In high technology, for example, they often encourage troll-like behavior and discourage entrepreneurs from building on the inventions of their predecessors.
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"Gleb, out of twenty inventions he would make, he would choose the one you want to buy," a former colleague told me.
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Like so many great inventions, Farber's arose from a desire to find love—or, at least, a place to take a date.
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Items that were once commonplace in most homes, such as Blu-Ray players and selfie sticks, have been replaced by new inventions.
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Perhaps the most overlooked fact about visual art in Proust is that his most unforgettable descriptions of paintings are whole-cloth inventions.
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It is also a testament to our good behavior as a corporate citizen, and regulatory trust in our groundbreaking innovations and inventions.
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Examples include experiences that let users explore Leonardo Da Vinci's inventions and ones that let you interact with the human skeletal system.
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Theranos was the biggest fraud in Silicon Valley's history, and was partially enabled by the "wow factor" of prior Silicon Valley inventions.
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"I think about all the inventions there are and it's hard for me to see how ours is that exceptional," she said.
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His great and probably unavoidable mistake was to underestimate the volatility that his inventions introduced, especially the risks created by runaway credit.
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The cost of motherhood fell for most of the 20th century because of inventions like dishwashers, formula and the birth control pill.
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Dr. Quake is an entrepreneur whose inventions include blood tests to detect Down syndrome in pregnancy and to avoid organ transplant rejection.
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The next time I face cancerchondria or scanxiety, I hope to use your inventions, for the words patients create illuminate our worlds.
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For death-tech startups, convincing legislators that their inventions should fall under the "cremation" umbrella is the fastest way to begin operations.
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He is also considered the "Father of paleontology" and is sometimes even credited with the inventions of the parachute, helicopter, and tank.
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The subtle name change from podcast to book — "Fifty Inventions That Shaped the Modern Economy (Riverhead: 2017)" — reflects an emphasis on humility.
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But the real patent crisis we face is the inability of innovators to get patents for their new inventions under Section 101.
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Technology like this has the potential to open up new creative possibilities and reimagine 19th century inventions in a 21st century world.
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KAIST once again earned its first-place rank among the APAC's most innovative universities by producing a high volume of influential inventions.
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Patent owners share their life's work – in public for all to see – in exchange for the limited exclusive right to their inventions.
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For example, one proposal would expand the types of inventions that are eligible for patent protection to include modifications of existing drugs.
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There's a similar theme in Juan Carlos Osorno's Fracasos necesarios (Necessary Failures) (2017), an installation featuring drawings and descriptions of failed, bizarre inventions.
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It's worth noting that Dr. NakaMats's popularity is based mainly on his colourful character, number of inventions, and status as a cult figure.
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Colin's innovations and inventions have changed many people's lives for the better and will continue to impact the world for years to come.
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We wouldn't have the inventions or literature or some of the movies we have if people didn't stay true to who they were.
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Even American-Chinese inventions like General Tso's chicken, crab rangoon, and Mongolian beef are the result of catering to mostly white taste buds.
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Sometimes Pony would hold up a photo of Jim's daughters or his inventions between her paws, prompting him to talk about his past.
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Early-stage hardware startup founders, it's your turn to step into the spotlight and launch your innovative inventions to the world's top investors.
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Local firms that used to rely entirely on imported know-how and parts have started to work on their own inventions and methods.
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This year's prize is noteworthy in honoring inventions, the award committee noted, not theoretical physics or astrophysics breakthroughs seen in some past years.
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The war ended as AC won, Edison moved on to other inventions and Edison Electric and other companies merged to form General Electric.
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Government funding of basic research in university labs would lead to discoveries in fundamental science that would be the "seed" for future inventions.
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Mr Rich's parents published an appeal in the Washington Post for people to stop spreading inventions about their son, calling this "unspeakably cruel".
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From wonders of the natural world like shape-shifting cuttlefish to industrial processes like hydrographic printing and new inventions like jet-powered hoverboards.
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The quickened pace of life that the high-tech inventions ushered in is out of step with the Santa Clara of my youth.
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Harmony House is part residence, part think tank, where high-functioning autistic savants develop groundbreaking inventions to make the world a better place.
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It is one of the great inventions in all of human history -- OK, culinary history -- to which we are indebted to the Chinese.
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Some works are inventions; others reflect memories; still others are based on such random visual stimuli as ads, packaging, photos, or comic strips.
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More people would live because of technical progress, from refrigeration to vaccination, than perish because of it, despite lethal inventions such as gunpowder.
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These are enduring human needs that tech can and should address… I wouldn't want to go back to a world without these inventions.
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Wendover Productions goes in deeper about how time is so important and why it's one of man's greatest inventions in the video below.
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However, the Industrial Revolution introduced a number of inventions that led many to believe there would be massive unemployment rates throughout the country.
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Two Bit's STEAM Carnival was a high-tech take on the carnival road show, incorporating custom-built games and steampunk-inspired robotic inventions.
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I look forward to those inventions too, and I hope that going forward, we think them through a little harder as we progress.
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Even now, knowing its a game, it's still hard to immediately tell which story elements and people are inventions and which are real.
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After the success of the Super Soaker, he went on to patent more and more inventions and now holds more than 100 patents.
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Though certainly not an exhaustive list, these seven inventions made a difference for low-income communities in November, challenging inequality in innovative ways.
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While there have been revolutionary discoveries and inventions throughout history, progress sometimes takes a giant leap forward and totally transforms business and society.
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These are serious inventions being designed by engineers looking to move forward in the worlds of sports, recreation, policing, military and urban transportation.
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Not everyone agreed with this premise, which pits the property rights of authors and inventors against a public interest in books and inventions.
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Thanks to his inventions and ties to magic, Doctor Doom can do pretty much whatever he wants and he's almost impossible to stop.
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President Obama vowed early in his tenure to make science "cool" and decorated the Oval Office with patent models of groundbreaking American inventions.
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Entirely new sectors of the economy, like the modern information technology industry, have emerged since that time as new inventions have taken hold.
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By relaxing his vocal cords while engaging in circular breathing, he is now able to play three-part inventions, seeming to accompany himself.
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In them he stands completely naked — figuratively speaking — shorn of the costumes and inventions, the cameras, the silkscreens, the magazine, and the fame.
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Announced today, the center will highlight inventions and companies already created in Israel as well as future Israeli technologies yet to be developed.
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Back in the old days hardware manufacturers felt safe in the knowledge that no mere hardware hacker could attempt to recreate their inventions.
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Other museums in the city are devoted to displays of Leonardo's remarkable range of inventions, from a flying machine to a machine gun.
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However, on a recent visit, more than a couple of them were not functional, which only underscored the immense upkeep Wilfred's inventions need.
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Founded by young computer engineers, Facebook, Google and other Silicon Valley companies have been happy to view their powerful inventions as neutral platforms.
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The cookie she came to years ago has become the base of many inventions, including the rye-cranberry chocolate-chunk cookie, my favorite.
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In addition to income-producing real estate, he says, that includes stocks, bonds and royalty-generating intellectual property (inventions, books and the like).
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Inventions and scientific breakthroughs such as electricity, the electric telegraph, and major discoveries in brain anatomy were revealed while Uranus was in Aquarius.
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At the time of his death, according to one estimate, about fifteen billion dollars of the national economy derived from his inventions alone.
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Indeed, the worst part about the GOP's bluster and fanciful inventions in the impeachment hearings is that we're still only in act one.
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But this rising movement is pushing experts to look past the math to consider how their inventions will be used beyond the lab.
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Despite the well-intentioned inventions looking to harm fewer sea creatures, some have been quick to reject paper straws as flimsy and disappointing.
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It's the iPhone with the very latest inventions Apple managed to squeeze inside a phone, and it's the most exciting of the bunch.
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Some inventions, however, are undeniably delightful: Pocky sticks come speared into a milkshake glass that glows sapphire from a glug of Blue Curaçao.
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Yet, while Verne embraced all manner of misadventures, even conceptualizing future inventions such as, yes, rockets and helicopters, he distrusted hot-air balloons.
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Within a year of TIME naming the Cronut one of the best 25 inventions of 2013, Dunkin' Donuts was selling its own version.
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Will Forte's still far away from making life-changing inventions out of household materials in "MacGruber 2" ... despite the panic on the Internet.
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All the tech people are, for the results of their inventions maybe aren't as benign as we all thought, about Russia and everything.
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And though obviously it's much easier to make a cartoon joke about fake inventions than to actually invent them in the real world (and they're not always the first TV show to predict them), some of these inventions really were influenced by the fiction of Homer and Marge and Bart and Lisa and the rest of the world of Springfield.
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And it's definitely a good thing for the tech industry as it tries to battle the perception that its inventions only destroy human jobs.
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Most of his own inventions came from intuition, he reflects on a warm summer day, not from following the logical steps from known science.
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Elon Musk, who is two years younger than Fadell, is the first Silicon Valley hardware titan in generations to retain control of his inventions.
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"When I first started Ultimo, I invented the gel-filled bra which was very famous and then I invented 15 other inventions," said Mone.
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In a new book, economist Robert Gordon argues that this slowdown in new inventions is the root cause of the last decade's economic malaise.
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Building machines that learn patterns can, in Kurzweil's mind, create inventions that augment human intelligence and help us overcome the challenges such as disabilities.
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Together, these have made it too easy and too common for computer-implemented inventions to be dismissed as not even being eligible for evaluation.
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As our society continues to advance, inventions that continue to push the boundaries of our expectations of tech and the world continue to emerge.
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John Dingley shared his quirky robotic inventions on his Youtube page XenonJohn and he recently shared this video (above) of his bagpipe playing robot.
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Anyway, very last question: If you could have anything invented — like you think of inventions throughout all your movies — what would you like invented?
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These are just a few of the wacky inventions Chinese village craftsman Geng Shuai has dreamed up and demonstrated in videos livestreamed to thousands.
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Instead, it's about a vague sense that there's something noble about eating dead animals that's simply absent when eating plant-based, factory-assembled inventions.
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She's one of the few black women in the field and she's working on inventions with an eye on social impact, not science fiction.
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To appease eager gamers, Two Bit Circus is holding occasional private beta nights to let visitors play with the company's latest inventions and games.
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Like many great origin stories of modern-day inventions, laughing gas—also known as nangs, whippets, and nitrous—was stumbled upon by happy accident.
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Re/code reports that Google's arm for awesomely out-there inventions switched its name to just "X," and debuted a new logo with it.
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He objected to being seen as the typical reclusive British eccentric, pottering away in his workshop at inventions that made fortunes for someone else.
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Li Qiang, founder, executive director of China Labor Watch , former Foxconn workeriPhone is currently one of the most sexy technological inventions throughout human history.
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Without AI inventorship provisions, the Artificial Inventor Project is worried that intellectual property rights will never be assigned to the machines that make inventions.
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From the funding climate to smartphone adoption to the tech giants to cutting-edge inventions, the Mary Meeker Internet Trends report has it all.
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Because sticky-rice alone may be one of the greatest food inventions of all time, this chip form follows suit with full GSOAT status.
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And, more recently, maybe cool kicks can ground a tech exec like Dorsey when faced with the possibility that their technological inventions ruined America.
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Check out Colin Furze's channel to learn how to make your own PLAY-O-WAVE, or just see a lot of other imaginative inventions.
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So if the money comes from public sources, it's possible that at least some of the researchers will try to avoid patenting their inventions.
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The industry is riddled with special interests and is governed by patent rules that allow firms temporary monopolies on innovative new drugs and inventions.
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Mr Xi seems to want a China that is open to foreign investors and inventions but closed to dangerously foreign (meaning liberal, Western) ideas.
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Firearms are relatively new inventions, but in their lifetime, engineers and other tinkerers have come up with some strange ammunition for them to fire.
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In the 12-minute talk, Giertz focuses on the value of making useless inventions, which is essentially the bread and butter of her job.
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Copyright holders have always had the ability to license their portions of their work, their ideas, their art, their inventions and, yes, their music.
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We had Ned, Eugene, Keith, and Zach demonstrate the Try Guys method of success with two inventions: the spider catcher, and the fruit peeler.
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It's often thought that Silicon Valley's legend began at Xerox PARC, where the best and brightest cranked out numerous inventions we still appreciate today.
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While there is a significant rise in environmental-friendly transport, Gietinger still believes that inventions such as e-cars will not solve the problem.
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Paul is well-known for his research, inventions, speaking, and writing about fungi and mycelium and the incredible roles they play in our lives.
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Beyond these plot tweaks, however, the show made a bolder move, cross-hatching the narrative with self-referential inventions, frame inside frame inside frame.
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These companies are always playing the long game — plotting what new designs and inventions are lurking on much longer horizons than we traditionally see.
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"These inventions are based on the early work initiated by inventors at Cellectis when the CRISPR technology first came to light," the company said.
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I recognized one of the turns of mind that characterize Owens's influential inventions of new things for the old medium of painting to do.
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The Bessemer Process patented in 1856 by Sir Henry Bessemer is one of the inventions most closely associated with catalyzing the second industrial revolution.
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Still, it's a lot of money for a squishy orthopedic shoe that Time magazine once included in a slideshow of the 50 worst inventions.
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Examples include the environment, national defense, national parks, consumer protection, and advanced research that helps seed inventions and create the industries of our future.
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GREUBEL FORSEY BALANCIER CONTEMPORAIN Price on application Greubel Forsey's spectacular inventions have made it one of the giants of the independent Swiss watchmaking scene.
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But these reassurances have come less frequently as the stability of the guns have improved and inventions like Mr. Crumling's have become more available.
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Its pleasures are so meager, its delight in its own inventions so forced and false, that it becomes almost the perfect opposite of entertainment.
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Even with all the new inventions that have consumed our minds (and wallets), the grandfather of kitchen appliances will never go out of style.
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"Technology like this has the potential to open up new creative possibilities and reimagine 19th century inventions in a 21st century world," he writes.
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An appeals board of the patent office ruled that the gene-editing inventions claimed by the two institutions were separate and do not overlap.
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In the end (and with the inventions of cheap mass-production) the transformative potential of text was set free, and it reshaped the world.
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One explanation, championed by the Northwestern University economist Robert Gordon, is that prior-century inventions like washing machines transformed the way the world works.
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International travel was still expensive, but thanks to inventions like the telegraph and the steamship, news of the world spread more quickly than ever.
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Many of his inventions would be adopted for war, including the tank, glider, parachute, diving suit, crossbow, and now, 500 years later, the drone.
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Mr. Fischer's other inventions included Fischertechnik model-making kits, cup holders with retractable lids, ventilation nozzles and edible play-modeling material made from potato starch.
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These constraints helped inspire one of PLATO's most notable inventions, the flat-screen plasma display (which, of course, had a monochrome orange glow to it).
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Many of his inventions were built through trial and error with a desired effect in mind, but no technical knowledge of how to get there.
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In offering us a binary view for considering the impact of their inventions, many digital leaders avoid thinking harder about the costs of technological progress.
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But it should not be curbed at the expense of being able to patent legitimate inventions that resulted from considerable investment of time and money.
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Then came refinement and exploitation of those inventions — a process that took time, and exerted its peak effect on economic growth between 1920 and 1970.
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They're all landmark Japanese inventions from the 80s and 90s, symbols of an era when the Asian nation was a world leader in tech innovation.
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The exhibition Elective Affinities draws viewers into stories of the Frick's permanent collection and a contemporary artist's intellectual and aesthetic reckonings and inventions with them.
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Thanks to modern hybrids like the Hyperloop, there's something insistently futuristic about these inventions — even though they've been moving people for more than a century.
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A broad range of technologies reached a tipping point, from science projects or objects of convenience for the rich, to inventions that will transform humanity.
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The only catch is that the military is slow to adopt new inventions, especially given the Pentagon's habit of farming technology out to defense contractors.
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This has left it "a company based on plans and an idea," rather than one armed with its own valuable, protective inventions, Rivette told Axios.
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Bayh-Dole uses America's property rights-based patent system "to promote the utilization of inventions arising from federally-supported research or development," the statute reads.
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That success is due to two great inventions: the oral polio vaccine (created by Albert Sabin) and the injected polio vaccine (created by Jonas Salk).
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On the technology side, patents provide the owner with a right to exclude others from making, using, selling, offering to sell and importing patented inventions.
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And at the same time, there is a regular and persistent technique that Silicon Valley people do, which is ignore the impact of their inventions.
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She expects several of the inventions submitted to the competition will be successful on the market, once the entrepreneurs have more time, resources, and investors.
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And then following close after that the Bayh-Dole Act, which gave universities the power to patent their inventions that were funded by the government.
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They founded Furenexo, a disabilities-assistive tech startup that launched a Kickstarter campaign last week to help fund the production of the company's first inventions.
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AstonishingStudios on YouTube makes some of the neatest Lego inventions around, including a series of homemade vending machines that dispense all the best junk food.
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Just as as tangible as airplanes, computers and contraception, The Roman Empire, the Iroquois Confederacy and the United States of America are also human inventions.
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But we are forcing ourselves to look at these works simply as narrative films about complicated people; we understand there must be elisions and inventions.
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We are overloaded daily with new discoveries, patents and inventions all promising a better life, but that better life has not been forthcoming for most.
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" New inventions could also help switch out cars for more environmentally friendly alternatives: "You can cover more distance in less time with an e-bike.
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Paris, with its huge financial sector, famous universities, and history of inventions such as world-wide-web precursor Minitel, might seem like an obvious contender.
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They lived before even such mundane inventions as the wrench, the zipper, and plastic — and such life-saving advancements as X-rays, anesthesia and antibiotics.
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There's not much to say about grilled halloumi other than that it is one of the best barbecue inventions ever, especially for the lazy person.
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From fly swatters to iPhones, our lives have been made infinitely easier by inventions we didn't know we needed, but now can't imagine living without.
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That's Trump's ethos, and nothing would make him happier than the devolution of American politics from a contest of ideas to a contest of inventions.
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It's somewhat surprising, she admits, that as a celebrated fantasy writer, she often doesn't have to rely on her own imagination for her wildest inventions.
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Even when universities claim ownership of inventions by students or faculty that might generate commercial revenue, they tend to split the revenue with the inventors.
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Like the correction system in the 737, these inventions are designed to make life easier and safer — or at least more profitable for the owners.
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Our great-grandfather took out multiple patents on multiple inventions, including the light bulb, always with the idea that they could and should be improved.
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CreditCreditPhilippe Calia for The New York Times BANGALORE, India — IBM dominated the early decades of computing with inventions like the mainframe and the floppy disk.
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Now, as it was back then, it is often the pâtissiers who push the boundaries of cooking through all kinds of technical and artistic inventions.
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After he retired, Ewen became an investment broker, worked in real estate, received five patents for various inventions and earned a degree in information technology.
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But they tended to be monochromatic, as if early-onset ennui and the shallow comforts of art snobbery were the exclusive inventions of white people.
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He believes in "Civilization 240" — that the world is entering a stage of massive disruption and that cities are one of mankind's 212 greatest inventions.
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