inventing造句

This is the spirit of inventing and creating.

Edison had a remarkable aptitude for inventing new things.

WSDL borrows very thoughtfully from other efforts to avoid re-inventing the wheel.

The core of inventing engraving typography, a great technological invention, is the invention of its theory.

We have not stopped inventing and innovating, in Silicon Valley or in Detroit.

Lin is a typical geek who often spends days in the laboratory inventing new things.

I became quite an adept in inventing new ways of keeping the children occupied and amused.

Edward Lear who invented such imaginary things as runcible spoons is also credited with popularizing if not inventing limericks.

The workers in our factory have succeeded in inventing new machines more than once, but many times.

Well, in addition to inventing the modern Olympic Games, Britain also gave the world its most popular sports.

Therefore, the tricky question when you’re inventing for the developing world is creating the right level of technology.

He invested all his money in inventing a new kind of weapon that could work by itself.

The large wood carvings are very concrete in form, for they are covered with animals and figures, even where those are of my own inventing.

Nietzsche wrote: "All great artists and thinkers [are] great workers, indefatigable not only in inventing, but also in rejecting, sifting, transforming, ordering."

Some Expos are seminal events: GM at the 1939 New York Expo is credited with inventing the superhighway system that transformed the US less than 20 years later.

The software development industry is constantly re-inventing itself, cannibalizing old ideas and approaches and transforming them into something new, different, and hopefully a bit better.

In the workers' education in enterprises, offering creating and inventing courses is the best way to improve the workers' creative ability.

Once upon a time, there was a tavern owner in Benares. He had a hard working bartender, who was always trying to be helpful by inventing new ways of doing things.

When I think of Edison and the trials he went through inventing one of the most important forms of technology we have today, I remember that no one succeeds without failure and the ability to push on.

From inventing new languages to rewriting libraries, the strange drive to ignore and redo what is already there and already works has been the cause of a lot of software failures.

Yet the alchemists had their triumphs, inventing brilliant new pigments, perfecting the old - red lead oxide, yellow arsenic sulfide, a little copper and vinegar and you've got bright green verdigris.