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As mundane as that may sound. The invention being patented was for
As mundane as that may sound, the invention being patented was for metal rivets designed to hold indigo denim waist overalls together, what we now know today as blue jeans.
This invention has had quite an effect on which floor people choose to live on.
This invention has had quite an effect on which floor people choose to live on.
His invention has helped fill the bellies of those working the night shift since the beginning.
His invention has helped fill the bellies of those working the night shift since the beginning.
Invention matters, but implementation matters more.
Invention matters, but implementation matters more.
But there's a lot of invention that happens in the painting, like, you know, there's, there's peeling up the paint and kind of striking through, there's like splashes, there's, I'm really trying to get these like ray of lights to, to come down and fracture into bits of purple and brown and pinks and have all of these different sort of ways that the light hits and reflects all the way across this diagonal.
But there's a lot of invention that happens in the painting.
Or you build the largest military, and in the process, you might build some of the great technologies, such as GPS, it was an invention of the US military.
It was an invention of the U.S. military.
Our main timeframe was from the invention of Barbie through to now.
Our main time frame was from the invention of Barbie through to now.
Boredom is the mother of invention, an idea based on the famous proverb 'Necessity is the mother of invention,' an idiom meaning that if you really need to do something, you will think of a way of doing it.
The proverb 'Necessity is the mother of invention' means that if you really need to do something, you will think of a way of doing it.
If a product costs too much to make, it's not a—well, it is an invention,
Well, it is an invention, but it's not a brilliant invention because it isn't going to make money.
Back in the day before the invention of engines, ships used the tides to move, and Tomonoda was where ships waited for the tides to change.
Back in the day before the invention of engines, ships used the tides to move,