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When Marconi invented radio, he thought it would be used for ship-to-shore communication. Not for pop music.

"I was the shyest human being ever invented, " she said, "But I had a lion inside me that wouldn't shut up. "

Luciano Marabese, who invented the dispenser, said he did so out of concern that fear of swine flu was eroding traditions.

A back-formation is one of those words invented because they seem to have been at the root of a different word.

This faith, said he, is but a borrowed plagiarism from one of the many allegories invented by our priests of old.

Yuri's work is often described as fiction from invented memories. But in No Such Place the past had been wiped in any case.

This was a little bit invented by the press, because Michael's position is very clear since the beginning.

Nor did they depend on an excessive deference to financial markets or to derivatives, which had mercifully not been invented.

And, of course, data that have been rigged, invented or fraudulently altered won't stand up to future scrutiny.

The extraction scheme of alkaloid invented by the factory tends to be more appropriate for the latter ethanol fermentation run.

But several researchers have found it surprisingly easy to make people fess up to invented misdemeanours.

TED mentions that Mullis invented PCR and surfs and seems to skim over a few other things.

I invented a time machine to travel through time! -Hey, Doc, I'm all for that! What's wrong with making a few bucks on the side?

Thomas Edison was one of the greatest inventors who invented a lot of things in his life.

Newton invented a paper lantern illuminated by a candle which he carried with him to light his way to school on dark winter morning.

From then on prove From then on, Harry decided that this little game he had invented might prove to be expensive.

He said some new device must be invented that would make it possible to search for, find and use new information much more quickly.

I know about wanting more. I invented the concept. The question is how much more.

Dr. Spencer invented what was to completely change cooking, and form the basis of a multimillion dollar industry - the microwave oven?

It seems to have been invented by the American astronomer David Rittenhouse in about 1785.

Reid's journey then takes him to Germany, the country that invented the concept of a national health care system.

All the lodgers in the house knew something of the affair; details had been invented by some.

When lithium-ion batteries were invented, mobile phones became small enough to be slipped into a pocket.

It's not easy to do. But maybe there's a technology, just waiting to be invented, that will help us acquire this invaluable cognitive power.

It was invented to keep some sort of a balance between different opinions and create a middle path, allegedly a safer one.

Given how much a fan could come in handy, it's a shame they ever invented air conditioning.

Whether Shakespeare invented it or not, it has proved to be one of the most addictive of literary emotions.

This scenario, of this civilization, was about becoming powerful, intelligent, like this idea we have invented, this concept of God.

It's just a PR phrase invented by the White House to stick single-family mortgage deadbeats into the HAMP and leave out the speculators.

And anyway, the marketing idea behind it had been around for decades, if not centuries, before safety razors were invented.

France invented the concept of cultural power and America gave it a name, 'soft power', and took it to new heights.

Lest you think I invented this myself, notice that the original SwingSet code includes such a call.

Pottery seems to have been invented in different places at different times right across the world.

Only a man of Colonel Sartoris' generation and thought could have invented it, and only a woman could have believed it.

And now computer scientists at Georgia Tech have invented something that sounds as if it came from the mind of Nikola Tesla.

Once upon a time an old man in America invented a device for the sky observation.

Mathematics is a product of Man. Its laws were invented to help make sense of the universe, and are descriptive, not prescriptive.

The paper making he invented was one of the "four great inventions of China" and affected the course of world civilization.

The game of rugby was invented when a boy at the school tired of kicking the ball, picked it up and ran with it.

Although no one really knows how he did this, there is no doubt that he had made a close study of every type of lock ever invented.

They were reinventing the powder which had been invented by Chinese people two hundred years ago.

"You mean, " I said, "that you and your team invented them on your own? "

However, the former defender of Parma was quick to point out that this was just an invented story to further stir up the environment.

The man who invented Lufthansa's brand-mark, Otto Firle, is said to have been thinking of a crane when he came up with the design.

Thomas Alva Edison invented the light bulb. He began his experiments in 1878 and by 21 October 1879 he made a working electric light bulb.

The lawn has become so much a part of the suburban landscape that it is difficult to see it as something that had to be invented.

Later while Hermes watched over his herd he invented the pipes known as a syrinx (pan-pipes), which he made from reeds.

Oddly enough, both sports were invented at the same college and within a few years of one another.

Knowing that there was nothing kids loved more than coiled metal, James figured he just might have invented the world's greatest toy ever.

Tom was deeply interested in the telegraph which had been invented just before he was born.

The minister said that in his youth, if the term had been invented then, he would have been classed as an angry young man.

And this lady decided, after a year of attempted treatment of that ulcer, that she would try this new therapy that Steve invented.

Ever since Josiah Wedgwood invented marketing a few centuries ago, it has been used to increase productivity and wealth.

Invented by Sir Clive Sinclair, A-bike is the result of a five year research and development project by his team at Sinclair Research.

So you can see at a glance if anyone has invented them yet, allowing you to gauge how much of a priority you can give these technologies.

He had not invented the System. He was just one of the lucky few smart enough pull it off. . .

The innocent is me, and the names weren't changed so much as invented to make it look as if I didn't eat expensive meals alone.

The sentence-ending preposition rule is an invented bit of silliness rightly ignored by many excellent publications.

Dr. Spencer had invented what was to revolutionize cooking, and form the basis of a multimillion dollar industry, the microwave oven.

Little known medical fact: Chuck Norris invented the Caesarean section when he roundhouse-kicked his way out of his mother's womb.

After this technique had been invented, it was only a matter of time before weapons designers adapted it for the detection of submarines.

Upon their arrival, the doctor said he had invented a new machine that would transfer a portion of the mother's labour pain to the father.

But it didn't -- it never occurred to me that it had to be invented and that it had been invented only 350 years ago.

He invented tektology, the study of organizational systems, in an attempt to put socialism on a more empirical footing.

Therefore, before CAT tools were invented, dictionaries and glossaries used to be the main tool of every translator.

But a good way to think about the technology is called "stabilisation wedges" and was invented by Rob Socolow of Princeton University.

In the year of 1870, a sort of ball made of feather and wood as well as a bat woven with strings were invented.

The name is a bit of a giveaway because, just as it sounds, Silly Putty wasn't invented on purpose!

The products they have invented seem to be thought through from start to finish straight from conception on the design board.

America did not invent human rights. In a very real sense . . . human rights invented America.

The air- sparged hydrocyclone has been used as a centrifugal flotation device since it was invented in the 1980s.

Less than a year later, Apple had invented a new market and intentionally spawned hundreds of poor-man copycats.

"We like the toilet. It was invented in 1775, saved millions of lives, " he said.

If someone invented a machine that would turn a bolt into two nuts or two nuts into a bolt, nothing important would change about the story.

Fourth (probably a bit guilty), that the Greeks invented democracy in anything like the way that we recognise it now.

General Zheng and his lower officer Hong Xu invented mooncake gambling to help relieve homesickness among the troops.

She was no more than an ordinary worker but she has invented a lot of new machines.

He'll remind you of my past life, and may even credit me with some new treachery invented for the purpose of persuading you to give me up.

He also invented the Skyhook, an air rescue system that involved an airplane and a large helium balloon.

Subsequently, mathematicians proved the point in theory and the physicist Huygens invented the pendulum clock on the basis of this theory.

It's perfectly normal for a woman to have difficulty achieving a vaginal orgasm -- that's why God invented the clitoris.

Before refrigerators were invented, the next best thing was an ice box. But another way to keep food fresh is to use an evaporative cooler.

This was invented by the leading US economist, Irving Fisher, after he had bankrupted himself in the 1929 stock market crash.

And there may be no greater tribute to Steve's success than the fact that much of the world learned of his passing on a device he invented.

The desktop metaphor was invented because one, you were a stand-alone device, and two, you had to manage your own storage.

When IDA was invented in the 1960s, it was one of about a dozen donors in the average poor country. Now it jostles with over 30.

In terms of theft and forgery of a currency, similar problems have beset real-world coins and notes since they were invented.

So, you want to know who invented the telescope. Or maybe you think you already know who invented it.

In 2004 a new cabinet post of "Minister Mentor" (MM) was invented for him in the government headed by his son, Lee Hsien Loong.

Each generation likes to think they invented sex, conveniently forgetting how they came into this world in the first place.

Somewhere in the heavens, Arthur Cecil Pigou, the economist who invented the concept of negative externalities, must be smiling.

JONATHAN MANN: It isn't easy to read, so Goldring invented a new kind of script too.

One of the pioneers in that field is Dr. Albert Starr, who co-invented the heart value - which has extended the lives of millions of people.

People have asked me whether Rita Skeeter was invented for that purpose, but in fact she was always planned.

He invented the original Rubik's cube, only as a space to help students enhance the thinking ability of a teaching tool.

To begin with, artificial landscapes, which I invented sort of, are used in cinema all the time.

Some of the technologies we've been talking about, you invented them, or at least revolutionized the way that they're used.

In Lebanon three years ago, and today in Gaza, Hizbullah and Hamas seem to have invented a new military doctrine.

The first true piece of sports equipment that man invented was the ball.

He took technology that others had invented and designed products that had great style and were easy for people to use.

Now with the emergence of the web, I don't think the web, in and of itself, invented new or entirely new ways to make money.

He had worked for thirty-nine years as a printer in Manhattan. The founders of the company had invented the Yellow Pages.

Some philosophers seem to speak and write in a language they have invented themselves.

Ruby on Rails practically invented the term "convention over configuration, " and it makes it so easy to create an application.

You know, Japanese chocolate companies actually invented a holiday to make even more money.

eg. Don't you know a lie is always invented?

To see the system at work, look at auction-rate securities, a sort of long-term debt invented in the 1980s.

And a failure would likely mean the end of Motorola, the company that invented the cell phone.

The "shock sheet" , invented by a British anaesthetist, squeezes blood from the legs, boosting blood flow to the heart and brain.

This drink may have been invented at, and is certainly strongly associated with, a restaurant named Poor Reds in California, USA.

She invented and patented special arrangements of mirrors and concocted chemical dyes for her draperies.

Eastman Kodak, the company that invented the hand-held camera, has filed for bankruptcy protection with a US court.

I was the shyest human ever invented, but I had a lion inside me that wouldn't shut up.

The Pale Ale has been invented in London and all the brewers producing the best quality were from there.

Binary or dichotomous systems, although regulated by a principle, are among the most artificial arrangements that have ever been invented.

The reliability of invented identification method is 100%, and the method is simple and easy to master and popularize.

Indeed, much of it was invented well before quantum theory even existed, notably by German mathematician David Hilbert.

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

Designing and implementing malleable software has been a challenge since stored-program computers were invented.

Man had imagined flying with wings in the sky like a bird for thousands of years before the airplane was invented .

He invented the theory of the syllogism, a form of argument in which a conclusion is inferred from two propositions or premises.

There was talk of United buying Michael Owen from Newcastle but I can only think that Owen's agent invented that story out of hope.

The dance form known as stepping was invented by fraternities at black colleges around the nineteen-twenties.

This had become possible because a new household convenience, the icebox, a precursor of the modern refrigerator, had been invented.

There is an infinity of idioms waiting to be invented, but only a limited set of metaphors waiting to be discovered.

This had become possible because a new household convenience, the icebox, a precursor of the modem refrigerator, had been invented.

He experimented for years in his own laboratory, and while he was still a young man, he invented wireless telegraphy.

Before refrigerators were invented, the next best thing was an ice box, but .

Invented in response to the 1973 oil crisis, the new bulb was intended to help households cut down on energy consumption.

It is often used commercial cargo and orders for commodity trading, but also invented the property leases, written contracts and wills.

He was an inventor who invented a device to let people breathe under water.

Since 1992, human or totally invented figures have appeared and changes have also taken place in the number of mascots .

"Finally people understand the merits of what I invented and give it the proper value, " Severinsky said today in an interview.

In that capacity, Lincoln invented the concept of presidential war powers that are again at the center of controversy today.

( impress) What impressed me most was that the device was invented by a high school student.

Before refrigerators were invented, the next best thing was an ice box.

Washington's first biographer invented the tale of little George saying to his father, "I cannot tell a lie. "

People seem to assume that the Ancient Egyptians invented hieroglyphs.

As a student of mine oncecommented, English spelling must have been invented by one of the devil's helpers.

So that itchy uncomfortable g-string you think would be the hottest thing since hot was invented?

These statements are lies that have been invented for the purpose of creating in us a feeling of resignation to the evils of our condition.

BARBARA KLEIN: This was probably not the use Andy Hildebrand had in mind when he invented the software.

If we wrote down the names of all the things people have invented since the beginning of the world, we would have a very long list.

Shakespeare wrote more than two dozen plays about love. . . even though the emotion itself would not be invented for another forty years!

Beauty sleep, it's widely assumed, is one of those invented phenomena that parents use to ease their children's passage to bedtime.

In fairness, elasticity is not a sin; and Mr Obama does not claim to have invented anything he calls a "doctrine" .

They propose to reach back into history and revive the use of a feedstock that was used to make some of the first plastics invented: milk.

The name of a seismograph invented by the ancient Chinese scientist, Zhang Heng.

Until recently, Goldman was a partnership, which is one of the best risk-control mechanisms invented.

If numbers had been invented by some prehistoric genius, then learning how to use them would be a matter of intelligence and practice.

Social Impact of the Invention: Tell or show how the technology of the new invention change society at the time it was invented.

During the long- period research in the field. we invented the tools for quantitative study: experimental barrels, nets and large cages.

He said that if someone needed a device to do some kind of work, just ask and it would be invented.

This style of kissing was not invented by the French, although they are probably quite good at it.

This machine that can help most people to cure their diseases had been invented by Dr. Lee for three years when his wife died lat year.

Be realistic: It's far too easy to fall prey to "not invented here syndrome" .

Cairo with its complex system of streets and lanes, its quarters and markets is like a labyrinth invented by ancient storytellers.

A new machine called 'The Revealer' has been invented and it has been used to detect gold which has been buried in the ground.

Meanwhile, plug-ins were invented to work around the early limitations of HTML so that video could be embedded and played in web pages.

think cookies are a joke, " Mr. Norris says. " The system is archaic and was invented by accident.

The Pepsi soft drink was invented way back in 1898, a little over a decade after Coca-Cola came on the scene.

Although not perry nong invented the champagne, at least not he a human invention, but still could not deny his father of champagne status.

Well, I saw many old inventions on show. They were all invented hundreds of years ago.

Until men invented ways of staying underwater for more than a few minutes, the wonders of the world below the sea were almost unknown.

Historians tell us that the modern Zodiac with its 12 sun signs was invented by the Babylonians , who lived thousands of years ago.

What Lewin and Leighton invented was a mathematical scheme called "consistent hashing' that radically sped up the process. "

They're chicken wings. Buffalo refers to the fact that the recipe was invented in a restaurant in Buffalo , New York.

But his name lives on. It lives on as the name of the code that he invented, the code that is still used by the blind.

During the Neolithic period, people were already able to make stone tools for many purposes and had invented pottery.

After feeding the data into a computer, he adds colour to his works using a method he invented called the 'rainbow technique'.

So it's safe to say that the mobile phone may be the most prolific consumer product ever invented.

Doctors with a knack for mechanics invented ingenious contraptions that would "protect" people from "abusing themselves" .

Everything on this list was either invented for a different purpose or happened because someone made a mistake.

He was afraid of catching cold I dare say , and invented this trick for getting out of it.

He also made the first pair of bifocal glasses and invented a musician instrument called the glass harmonica and a stepladder chair.

Extra pay for combat( real or invented), and the kickbacks required to claim it, were only the most mundane form of graft.

Surely, sir, the very assertion is a theory invented by an imaginative mind - whether it be Shankara or the modern scholarly theologian.

If word were invented to conceal think, newspaper should be a great improvement on a bad invention.

Mahatma Gandhi used to think that we should stop technology at the point where the spinning wheel was invented.

Fiber gratings have been widely used in communication , as a fiber inner apparatus since it was invented in 1970s.

They might even outlast the total collapse of the high industrial system that had invented their technology.

Invented by his boss, Kublai Khan, back in China the idea of paper money was a godsend.

Elias Howe invented the first easy-to-use sewing machine.

In Chess AI, the representation of the board has differed quite a lot from program to program, and over time new systems have been invented.

came into being in many countries at the time these goods were invented and developed.

In an effort to avoid costly synchronization in singletons, programmers, quite ingeniously, invented the double-checked locking idiom.

He has invented a grafting technique, for instance, that pushes the food and energy of two pumpkin plants into a single fruit.

This was a merchant who sold pills that had been invented to quench thirst.

The microwave was invented after a researcher walked by a radar tube and a chocolate bar melted in his pocket.

In the IT industry, developers have generated many innovative ideas; some are used for years before verbiage is invented to describe them.

In every game, you see forwards strolling around as though this were 1972 and nobody had invented systematised football.

In my own research, I have been able to refute the common notion that the Chinese invented gunpowder but only used it for fireworks.

Germans eat potato salad, and the United States has the baked potato, and of course Frenchmen invented French fries.

About this time Elisha Gray and Alexander Graham Bell both invented telephones.

It makes me wonder why no manufacturer has invented a squatter-sitter toilet: a hybrid that combines the best of both models.

Watt invented the steam engine and improved it, after that the British Empire began a thorough industrial revolution.

More seriously, Dr Fang alleged that Dr Xiao had exaggerated the efficacy of a potentially revolutionary surgical procedure he had invented.

The authors speculated that pressure flaking may have been invented in Africa and only later adopted in Europe, Australia and North America.

To achieve this we invented a new way of peeling the labels off the backing material so that they are wrapped around the tubes effortlessly.

Haber which had just been invented by Bosch-Haber, became the way that Germany made explosives.

Though her family came from the Soviet intelligentsia, her roots went back further, to the 19thcentury thinkers who invented the word.

However, this "AI computer" invented by the Chinese was merely a simple chip, with a storage memory of no more than several millions units.

Basketball was invented by a Canadian named James Naismith, while teaching physical education to his students.

Nightingale is well known in history as the Lady with the Lamp but this was actually a phrase invented by a Times journalist.

There is no doubt that paper was invented by Chinese in Han Dynasty.

All the possible industries have been invented. Probably time to think about closing the patent office again.

Modern eye glasses were invented around 1000 years ago. They were more than just a convenient way to read.

Mr Chandler was the dean of American business historians, the man who more or less invented the history of the big corporation.

Did you know Edison invented wax paper, fire alarms, the battery and motion pictures?

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.

This story probably was invented to account for the name Maria associated with the Ephesian Goddess.

Leibniz also invented the stepped gear mechanism for the addend digit introduction, and to this day is still being used.

Invented by a European socialist who hated cars and came to deride his own creation, it has a murky future.

I tried to coin a term for the kind of people who invented Hailstorm: architecture astronauts.

One says that Thomas Jefferson invented it, perhaps as a sort of monogram for TS.

To accomplish this, we invented the concept of competency-levels, where each semester credit hour corresponded to 15 competency levels.

PLCs were invented as replacements for automated systems that would use hundreds or thousands of relays, cam timers, and drum sequences .

Invented just before World War II for military purpose, it has since been applied to many areas, an important one being weather monitoring.

My longtime slogan, coined before the word "globalisation" was invented, has been: "Redistribution yes, equality no. "

Potato chips were invented by a chef in Saratoga Springs, New York, when a customer complained that his fried potatoes weren 't thin enough!

So the company increased its commitment to developmental assignments and invented new ones.

We could not have solved so many complicated problems but that electronic computers had not been invented.

The short answer in the case of Libya is that Barack Obama has not invented a new doctrine so much as repudiated an old one.

Germany invented the modern internal-combustion engine and intends to be a leader in any future automotive technology.

Those not conversant in Sign may suppose that it's an invented form of communication like Esperanto or Morse code.

I -- you know, when I -- after I had invented PCR, I kind of needed a change.

He doesnt mention paper money and the bank note, which were both invented during the Song Dynasty.

And to think, all of this ruckus is because we invented a steam wand that magically transforms ordinary milk into thick foam. Go figure.

At age twelve, he invented a harness for himself to keep from sleeping on his back, hoping to avoid the nightmares he was having.

As for family breakdown, some commentators seem to think that sex really was invented in 1963. British grannies know differently.

The modern aeroplane is not the machine (that) it was when first invented.

The invented material does not contain asbestos and is a thin plate shape composite material adhered by several layer.

The hedonimeter was never invented, and for a century or so economists fell silent about both weights on man's scales.

He was also interested in military science and invented several war machines including a forerunner of the armoured tank and the submarine.

In Southern Song Dynasty, Land Compass was invented. It is composed of a magnet needle mounted on an azimuth plate.

For he invented a sort of macro-economic way of thinking about the economy that we use today.

Since the internet was invented, websites have become an important channel for companies to provide technical support.

Yeah, well, he also said he invented aluminum foil. He's delusional.

So Dr Endy has developed an idea invented by Tom Knight, one of his colleagues at MIT. Dr Knight calls the idea "BioBricks" .

Alexandrian scientist who invented many water-driven and steam-driven machines and devised a formula for determining the area of a triangle.

If words were invented to conceal thought, newspapers are a great improvement on a bad invention.

He reformed governments, invented a new system of law now known as the Napoleonic Code, and brought in the metric system of measurement.

Said invented product can be extensively used in computer room, laboratory, hospital and other places having need of clean and sanitation.

cosseted and pampered from earliest childhood , he believed the world had been invented for his entertainment.

The Law of Identity of Company and Its Practice--Also Talking About How to Take a Keen Lookout for "Invented Foreign Company"

Tibetan rulers "invented degrading legends and stimulated a spirit of superstition" among the common people.

In 1826, a Frenchman named Niepce needed pictures for his business. But he was not a good artis. So he invented a very simple camera.

In 1968, before the word "globalisation" or the internet were even invented, there were student rebellions around the world.

John: Yes, our company has invented a new product recently and I need to report it during the meeting.

At the beginning of the 20th century, two Americans got the inspirations from birds and invented the plane.