invented造句

Who invented that concept?

The Egyptians also invented licorice.

Edison invented the light bulb.

Japan has invented erasing machine

They also invented carbon paper.

The potato chips were invented by mistakes.

It was invented by Cai Lun.

The seismometer was invented by Zhang Heng.

Thomas Edison invented the light bulb.

He invented a new kind of engine.

The Chinese invented the abacus; India invented the binary and the decimal systems.

Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone, and Guglielmo Marconi invented the telegraph without wires.

Heng invented the seismograph during the Han Dynasty.

Mandy, Mr. Dwyer's grandfather invented the Yellow Pages.

She's invented a cunning little device for catching mice.

Years before, he had invented the steel cable.

He invented a device for automatically lighting a gas stove.

First the British invented waterproof Wellington boots; now they've invented a way to derive power from those boots. Could corduroy-friction-power be far off?

Europeans invented the presbyopic glasses in the 13th century, which used to help people to rectify their vision. Subsequently, they invented the myopia glasses.

We can excuse the examiner for not knowing about thermodynamics, which had not been invented yet.

The so-called bone China, was invented by the British in 1794.

After he invented the new drilling machine, honors were thrust upon him.

Teacher Li invented a unique set of gestures to help students with their pronunciation.

These characteristics exist objectively and are not invented to deceive people;

They invented the paper machine so they could mass-produce paper — it didn't have to be handmade anymore — and they invented wood pulp paper so it didn't have to be made out of cloth anymore.

He invented swim fins for his feet and hands because he wanted to move faster in the water.

Money was invented by men, and then men invented office buildings so that they could have a place to talk about their money and write amounts of money on pieces of paper and fax them to each other.

Loosely translated as "cleverness squared," KenKen was invented by a teacher who wanted students to enjoy practicing math.

The invented heat exchanger including multiple cascaded recuperators forms heat exchange mode of stepped countercurrent liquid bath.

Maglev was invented in the United States, but equipment based on that technology is manufactured and used today in Japan.

Said invented medicine is convenient for taking, has no toxic side effect, and its total effective rate is 94%.

With the development of LCD, some new types of spacers are invented, such as black type, LC aligning type, adhesive type, high precision type and post spacer.

The image above is a close-up of a new "photonic solid" invented by Princeton physicists; think of it as a semiconductor of light, rather than electricity.

The West stopped being wild and barbed wire was invented and soon it was almost impossible to roam around freely as they had done before.

University of Hawaii nanotechnology experts have invented the world's smallest brush - a device boasting bristles a thousand times finer than a strand of human hair.

Printing was invented by a "lazy man", because he didn't like to copy article one word by one word. How lazy he is!

In 1995, British fake news show Brass Eye conducted an "investigative report" on a street drug they invented called "cake," claiming it affected an area of the brain called "Shatner's Bassoon."

The heroes in this part of the documentary included a single Russian who built up his fortune by mining diamonds and a British inventor who got rich overnight through an abdominal slimmer he invented.

In contrast, the public seems to resent the big boys of Wall Street because they do not appear to have invented anything — unless you count ingenious ways to make more money.

Engineers' gyratory testing machine (GTM) of U. s Corps was invented to solve questions which happened on flexible pavement, once used by the biggest and the most heavy bomber.

Perhaps eager to make clear that A. d. H. d. is far more than a metaphor for the distractions of modern life, scientists love to point out examples that date to well before the term was invented.

Love isn't something that we invented. It's observable, powerful. It has to mean something. Maybe it means something more, something we can't yet understand. Maybe it's some evidence, some artifact of a higher dimension that we can't consciously perceive. Love is the one thing that we're capable of perceiving that transcend

FEW things make European Union bosses so cross as“ euromyths”: those invented or exaggerated tales of barmy Brussels bureaucrats trying to outlaw a cherished feature of everyday life, be it pints of British milk or low-cut blouses on Bavarian barmaids( to quote two tabloid stories from last year).

The first development was in the textile industry when in 1738 John Kay invented the "fly shuttle," a device by which a weaver, instead of reaching across to throw the shuttle back and forth, could jerk a string and accomplish the same purpose.

The celestial globe invented by Zhang Heng, Chinese scientist of the East Han Dynasty (25 A.D. - 220 A.D.), was the first of its kind in the world. It determined that the angular diameter of both the sun and the moon was 0.5.

As a species,we're fundamentally more than two of us in a room,we pick sides and start dreaming up reasons to kill one do you think we invented politics and religion? 作为一个物种，我们从根本上是愚蠢的。如果房间里多于两个人，我们就会选择立场。然后开始想方设法置对方于死地。你觉得我们为何什么*发明*和宗教？