inventiveness造句

showing inventiveness and skill.

Needham never fully worked out why China’s inventiveness dried up.

Its importance lies rather in its naturalistic sculpture, architectural inventiveness, and detailed epigraphic record.

One way to ensure future inventiveness, suggests Mr Delbridge, is to diversify.

These differences include the bolder and more forthright speech of the later generation and its technical inventiveness.

With typical culinary inventiveness, Japanese chefs have already begun experimenting with recipes for jellyfish ice cream and jellyfish tofu.

From the Angle of biological conception, gene conforms to the all requirements of "novelty", "inventiveness" and "utility", and falls within the scope of patent protect ion.

The power of a programmable query construction API is limited only by the inventiveness of its user. I'll present four examples.

He brings talent and inventiveness into the realm of alternative music, armed with a dynamic voice capable of bellowing out a death metal growl or a lilting angelic whisper.

Then, he trawls for examples of the enriching inventiveness of these institutions, listing the extraordinary range of innovations in technology and in thinking that have sprung from their research.

The feudal period in Europe was, by comparison, shorter. It was followed by over 200 years (14th to 16th century A.D.) of the Renaissance, a movement spurred on by the call to revive the arts of classical Greece. It was a revolution in intellectual thought and inventiveness.