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"I am probably more famous for the collapse prediction, and the eating of that column, than I am for inventing Ethernet, " he says.

But people observed that as brilliant as Edison was at inventing new gadgets, he was just as miserable as a fisherman.

So someone needs to say the obvious: inventing reasons not to put the unemployed back to work is neither wise nor responsible.

With the inventing of the computer, society seems to have changed greatly.

I felt very proud. Here was a chance for me to distinguish myself by inventing something merciful that would catch snakes but not harm them.

With just a pie pan and a hot dog, John Kanzius may have taken the first steps toward inventing a viable weapon against cancer.

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.

All of us are sort of been busy inventing new ways of organizing and managing, but that's exactly the goal, that's exactly the tension.

HTC is working on that , trying to build a reputation for anticipating users' needs and inventing appealing solutions , Wang said .

CALIFORNIANS like to think of their state as a democratic laboratory, busily inventing ideas that are copied elsewhere.

Instead, like the rest of Washington, it's inventing reasons to dither in the face of mass unemployment.

They could be spotted sleeping in study hall, dashing to and from the parking lot, or inventing unique excuses to leave classes.

Inventing your own container APIs , interesting as it may be, in most cases is wasted development effort.

Of course, a sundial did not work AT night or on cloudy days, so men kept inventing other ways to keep track of time.

He predicted that the Guatemalan government would try to cover up the truth, by smearing the Musas and inventing plots.

Already, of course, I had begun inventing a story about him.

The Founding Parents spared the country from such a fatal condition by inventing demographics and sending it down to us.

The faculty of inventing false doctrine is ruinous, but power to see the truth is a blessing.

He made it possible for a person to breathe under water for a long time by inventing the scuba machine .

However, all this becomes irrelevant with the younger generations inventing their own languages that no one over 30 can understand.

Months earlier, he had decided he ought to say something, thereby inventing the presidential Inaugural Address.

Don't you think it's time to give up this inventing thing, get a real job?

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

The grandmother was good at inventing story for the children.

It is much harder, in an innovative economy today, to tell scientists what they should be inventing.

And sadly, you cannot pull money out of a hat. You cannot get money by inventing or imagining it.

"Inventing Herself" is an account of women, from the 18th century to the present, who lived life on a grand scale.

It is only inventing the man-using policy and integrating news human resources continually, the television could be active and prosper.

One of the many ways that users shaped the evolution of Twitter was by inventing a way to reply to a specific person or a specific message.

He therefore decided that the answer was to extend the boundaries of maths by inventing a system that he called "fluxions" .

I believe it is because we have been inventing and improving that service over the last four years.

America is still a leader in inventing new technologies, and China is constantly retooling processes for mass production.

So even though JRR couldn't remember where he'd first heard of hobbits, it turns out his denial of inventing them was justified.

It is as if a doctor guilty of malpractice is being given credit for inventing a miracle cure.

Other critics accused him of inventing fables which made his ideas not a theology or philosophy but a theosophy.

Mattress-makers have given sales figures a bounce by inventing a specially designed bed to help randy lovers.

Smith for breakthroughs involving the transmission of light in fiber optics and inventing an imaging semiconductor circuit.

You can amuse yourself by inventing a possible argument for a specific location of the mind and then contradicting it.

The thing seems to have some kind of reality in one's head. . . it seems to be something that one is discovering rather than inventing.

First, we note that some existing technologies can be obstacles to the inventing of new technologies.

But no method of prevention is perfect, and crooks are ingenious at inventing ways round what appears to be foolproof security.

By inventing the telephone, he opened the age of telecommunications and shrank the world.

Inventing, analyzing, and optimizing new algorithms or data structures that are provably better than the alternatives.

But some that supply parts to their branded competitors aspire to inventing the next breakthrough device.

Some of the inventors credited with inventing the telephone include Antonio Meucci, Philip Reis, Elisha Grayand Alexander Graham Bell.

He is also a brilliant inventor with his own underground laboratory, and when inventing he sometimes adopts a mad scientist persona.

They may have chosen to ignore "that part of your life" , perhaps inventing their own excuses.

Switching from assembling to a creating, from an engineering mindset to inventing, will inspire Chinese brands to export.

And those who are horrified at the idea of expansionary monetary policy have been inventing concepts on the fly to justify their position.

Inventing new products and brands is hard in an industry that, like many of its customers, is well into middle age.

We are inventing concoctions and machines designed to keep death at bay for another decade or two.

The scientist was rewarded for inventing a word processor with a large sum of money.

Nearby, a dozen small children were inventing a dance. A musician contracted by the ferry line plucked vaguely at an oud, but mostly smoked.

That means inculcating a culture where most of the work goes into testing and refining rather than inventing and designing.

Such a project would require almost asbizarre a loop in time as inventing the Internet in the Middle Ages.

Creativity is inventing, experimenting, growing, taking risks, breaking rules, making mistakes, and having fun.

Creativity is inventing, experimenting, growing, taking, breaking rules, making mistakes, and having fun.

New technologies transform our lives by inventing new, undreamed of things and making them in new, undreamed of ways.

China has become the home of inventing the artificial soil technology, which is inevitable in terms of history and scientific development.

Through the Internet, people are discovering and inventing new ways to share relevant knowledge with blinding speed.

S. companies. It must focus on inventing new products and generating new ideas, rather than defending the rusty industries of yesterday.

In his late twenties, Edison built an "invention factory" where he and his business partners could dedicate all their time to inventing.

Known for his swiftness and athleticism, Hermes was given credit for inventing foot-racing and boxing.

And an unrealistic goal like inventing a perpetual motion machine is absolutely meaningless.

Seamless government theory provides an idea for re-inventing the western rural public safety management organizations.

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

The idea of the pharmaceutical industry inventing, and promoting, a medical condition in order to cash in on its treatment is not a new one.

Bell, who was a continuing explorer, was inventing all his life in order to find better ways to improve people's life quality.

Creative thinking involves posing oneself a problem and then originating or inventing a solution along new and unconventional lines.

Effective leadership involves the capabilities of sense-making, developing relationships, visioning, and inventing new ways of organizing.

Thank you so much for inventing behavioral economics.

Perhaps his greatest invention was the method of inventing that he used.

The Greeks may be best known for inventing the Olympic Games, but they also invented the Mr. Universe contest.

This is a real and viable alternative to inventing your own configuration language, or writing your own expression parser.

NICOLA CHRISTIE: Peter Sellars on inventing Mozart for a new generation.

Students frequently posited that copying is a superior business strategy to inventing and innovating.

Semantic association Discovery is to infer out further associations based on existing semantic associations by inventing algorithm.

Avaricious local officials gouge revenue by inventing new fines and administrative charges to levy on business.

Then, within the inventing of online games, many children trapped in the games and give up their study.

Our work is the interactive process of inventing and providing (infra)structure and comprehensive systems to improve our ways of living.

MacKenzie, Donald. Inventing Accuracy: A Historical Sociology of Nuclear Missile Guidance. Cambridge, Mass. : MIT Press, 1990.

Young, Alan. The Harmony of Illusions: Inventing Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome. Princeton , NJ: Princeton University Press, 1995.

A man has shed 73 kilograms in just six months after inventing his own diet - onions and garlic.

Edison had a great aptitude for inventing things.

In 1884, George Eastman changed photography by inventing a kind of film that fit into a small camera .

Roebling was also responsible for inventing the steel wire cables that made the bridge possible.

I dream of inventing a machine that can send things or people from one place to another in a minute.

Embraer turned itself around by spotting a market niche in medium-sized jets and by inventing new business models.

They were also inventing a new, collaborative, play-oriented culture.

There are at least 13 commissions for inventing new French words or phrases.

"It's dangerous to go around innovating and inventing, " says Stringer.

In 1943 Jacques Cousteau and his friend made it possible by inventing the scuba machine .

Edison had a remarkable aptitude for inventing new things.

Consumer Products and Services: Steve Sasson of Eastman Kodak for inventing the digital camera.

They have been responsible for inventing or codifying many of the world's most popular spectator cricket, tennis, football, rugby and golf.

Expert at inventing a fascinating public image , they knew the satisfactions of celebrity and the perils of fame .

Nor can we make sure that there will be men of imagination who have the knock of inventing new hypotheses.

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

Inventing monsters to explain or come to grips with natural disasters has deep roots in Japanese culture.

Craftsmen on both sides of the English Channel tried out many prototypes before inventing sofas that resemble the models we use today.

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

The writer spent hours inventing stories and playing games with George, Jack, and the youngest boy, Peter.

not "re-inventing the wheel" or having to spend time "programing around" some software patent.

Master the arts of inventing, sculpting, and tattooing, and use your skills to earn Simoleons.

Citizen scientists are setting up their own gene laboratories in the hope of inventing new and useful organisms.

He is still working on inventing a new type of machines for English study.

And that I wasn't inventing a synthetic ecology in Bio2, I was merely duplicating what already existed.

The marketing literature is also infamous for re-inventing itself and its vocabulary according to the times and the culture.

DM: inventing his own narrative.

Rich economies can grow only by inventing new technology or management methods.

The ones that remained independent turned to inventing gadgets and toys to survive.

Sir John Harington, an English writer under Queen Elizabeth I, is sometimes credited with inventing the flush toilet in 1596.

In spite of his loss, Schmidt was soon experimenting and inventing again.

Let's not waste time re-inventing the wheel, ie working to develop sth that has already been produced.

He is still working on inventing a new type of machine for office work.

and the triumph of industrial chemistry in synthesizing and inventing colors.

The scientists are still working on inventing new methods of reaching outer space.

So thanks, Ward, for inventing the wiki. The world is a much better place for it.

NOTHING is more fun for German political junkies than inventing names for exotic potential coalitions.

A player building a SimCity recapitulates Will Wright's sequence in inventing it.

famous for inventing slogans like 'A Tiger in Your Tank'.

The scientists are still working on inventing new methods of curing cancer.

Now, rumors are rife that Apple is working on re-inventing another common device: the TV.

He was busy inventing a gory horror story to frighten all the girls.

If you really want to make your marketing more effective, cheaper and less stressful, stop re-inventing the wheel.

Therefore, our chances of inventing a magnetic rectifier are ZERO.

We tend to think that inventing the wheel was item number two on our to-do list after learning to walk upright.

Seek to find existing solutions you can reuse or extend, rather than always inventing anew.

Historians puzzle over why, for 500 years after inventing gunpowder, China invented so little else.

Not only does he come up with ingenious solutions, but he has a marvelous talent for inventing completely new impossible crime situations.

It offers its members advice and guidance on all aspects of inventing from idea conception to innovation and development.

Show some gratitude to the Celts, too, for inventing the bacon sarnie.

He devoted all his life to inventing new machines.

With the inventing and developing for LCD TV, technology bring colors and handiness to our life.

Next, we're inventing new technology to protect against future malware with 99 percent accuracy.

People are inventing new sports or games all the time.

Instead of inventing new devices, he has found ways to combine existing technologies so they work more efficiently.

Ideally, they'll also get involved in inventing new vaccines.

There are nearly as many claims about what where we stand fiscally as there are claims to inventing Facebook.

As far as inventing a machine that actually did anything. . . we weren't anywhere close.

Yes. Everyone at Harvard's inventing something.

At U-Tron we are doing our small part by inventing quality light bulbs at affordable prices.

Inventing new methods of reaching outer space.

Human beings are better at inventing things than we are at asking why we invented them.

It creates art in our dry and dull life, inventing diversity in our single and insipid language.

Too many folks I talk to end up inventing their own approach to persistence.

When inventing for the third world, a common criteria is that the invention needs to be cheap.

The biopic is obliged to follow most of the life's curve; it also must implicitly follow truth's curve when inventing.

be famous for inventing telephone ?

Boarding? Us? No, we're just inventing the catamaran.

Well, we already did, by inventing the games and sports.

I've met this requirement by inventing a new network service.

But open source licenses are not inventing law.

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

Give people an API and they start inventing crazy stuff all of a sudden.

On the one hand, most inventors need incentives to keep inventing.

Bell is known for inventing the telephone.

A former staff writer for Wired. com, he's the author of the forthcoming history of clean energy in America, Inventing Green.

That's my girl, my Mulan, age nine, inventing anal sex.

If we want the whole world using these new solutions by 2050, we'd better start inventing and implementing them here, now.

The old Valley wisdom is, "You forecast the future by inventing it. "

The light bulb And we just keep inventing better ones!

In 1884, George Eastman changed photography by inventing a kind of film fit for small cameras.

He is skillful at inventing excuses.

We say internally that we're inventing the future.

I divert myself by inventing the life upon them, and am amused to find my imagination always towards the idyllic.

Hats off to the people involved in inventing this.

This means that a person was given official credit for inventing the hula hoop.

Wallace likes eating cheese very much. He likes inventing new things, too.

At one time, achieving celebrity would require doing something extraordinary, such as overthrowing an empire or inventing a religion.

Shh. I'm inventing a new pie in my head.

Are you into mountain climbing, building or restoring your own cars, or inventing gadgets and doodads?

Imagination is a creative power that is necessary for inventing a new machine.

Are you a fan of the way in which the show is constantly re-inventing itself?

Are you comfortable with this line, "Harvard graduates believe that inventing a job is better than getting one" .

Internet Do you have any idea about the time of inventing first computer? What about Internet?

Julia: Do you ever dream about inventing something that will irrevocably influence life and society?

an applicant, an insured or a beneficiary defrauds insurance money by inventing stories of an insured accident that does not occur;

Re-Inventing Marketing and Communication for an Interactive Marketplace

Enlightenment of the Nobel Medicine Prize for Inventing Advanced Medicine Check and Research Instruments

Re-inventing electromagnetics - Supercomputing solution of Maxwell's equations via direct time integration on space grids

enjoying making purposeful misspellings, inventing coined words and new compounds, and lending foreign words;

Inventing Expression -- A Possibility in Campus Architecture

Application of Inventing Practical Technology in Coal Production

inventing false reasons for obtaining funds, projects, etc. from abroad;

It does not require inventing something wholly new;

A Study on the Contents of Creating and Inventing Education of Staff and Workers in Enterprises

Man does not exist for long without inventing a cosmology

ingenious having or showing cleverness at marking or inventing things

The Reliable Path of Sustainable Development of Chinese District Economy-System Inventing

From. Com to. Profit: Inventing Business Models That Deliver Value AND Profit

Inventing Intelligence: A Social History of Smart

Re-inventing the wheel of test automation knowledge

Inventing Pollution: Coal, Smoke, and Culture in Britain since 1800

Edmund S. Moran, Inventing the People: The Rise of Popular Sovereignty in England and America

Difference Engine: Re-inventing the web

inventing a new game for the Olympics

inventing lovers on the phone

inventing a method of suicide

Still others involve the inventing of "only in China" records: most ping-pong balls caught with chopsticks in one minute (17);

Inventing heritage protection science of dam reservoirs in China