Invention (2906 bytes)
1: ...sition with two or three part counterpoint. See [[Invention (music)]]''
3: An '''invention''' is a novel device or technique.
5: ...s that only an excess of resources will result in inventions.
7: ...before the invention of powered [[flight]]. Other inventions simply solve problems for which there is no econ...
9: ...iled with the Patent Office), an innovation is an invention that has been put into practice. However, this co...

New Invention (440 bytes)
1: '''New Invention''' is a fairly small estate near [[Bloxwich]], [[...

Invention (music) (3180 bytes)
1: In [[music]], an '''invention''' is a short [[musical composition|composition]]
2: ... are those composed by [[Johann Sebastian Bach]]. Inventions are usually not performed publically, but serve ...
6: Inventions are similar in style to a [[fugue]], though much...
22: ...ons based more strictly on the theme) whereas the invention is more free-form.
26: If an invention does have any recapitulation at all, it tends to ...

Timeline of invention (28612 bytes)
1: This is a list of [[invention]]s, listed in chronological order.
3: ==Significant inventions not assigned==
19: ==Significant inventions, arranged ''in chronological order''==
21: ...e of the first practical, fielded, version of the invention should be used here.
76: * [[Code of Hammurabi]] - invention of codified [[municipal]] [[law]]

Convention on the Unification of Certain Points of Substantive Law on Patents for Invention (1981 bytes)
1: ... Certain Points of Substantive Law on Patents for Invention''' or '''Strasbourg Convention''' is a [[multilat...
3: ...ty criteria, i.e. specifies on which grounds an [[invention]]s can be rejected as not patentable. It intended...

Countersubject (636 bytes)
1: ...of a [[fugue]], [[ricercar]], [[invention (music)|invention]], [[sinfonia]], or other [[counterpoint|contrapu...
3: ...not formally contrapuntal, i.e. not a fugue or an invention, a secondary theme playing against a primary them...

Holly Hop Drive (638 bytes)
1: '''The Holly Hop Drive''' was an invention by Holly in the comedy [[Red Dwarf]].
3: ...or start and one for stop. Holly was proud of his invention while Rimmer sneered. Holly nearly blew the crew ...

Basil Hirshowitz (385 bytes)
1: ...e practice of Gastroenterology and also was a key invention in optical fiber communication in multiple indust...

Suzie Creamcheese (346 bytes)
3: ...r popped up again in a few other early Mothers of Invention songs.

List of famous discoveries (500 bytes)
1: ...han a way of doing something. So the wheel was an invention, fire was a discovery.

Francesco Antonio Bonporti (505 bytes)
1: ...works were mistakenly included in a set of Bach's inventions.

Steering oar (429 bytes)
1: ...s rarely if ever attached. It was crucial in the invention of larger vessels in a time when the technology f...

Patentability (1120 bytes)
1: ...omprises the conditions that must be met for an [[invention]] to be granted a [[patent]], and by extension it...
3: Patent laws usually provide that, in order for an invention to be patentable, it should
10: ... "[[sufficiency of disclosure]]", the "[[unity of invention]]" or the "[[best mode requirement]]".

Mary Hallock-Greenewalt (676 bytes)
3: ...he named "Sarabet" after her mother, required her invention of a number of new technologies. Among these devi...

Benjamin Holt (1030 bytes)
6: ...alifornia]] where Holt made his residence. Holt's invention allowed practical cultivation on an industrial sc...
8: ... the early 20th century. His invention led to the invention of the modern military tank. Holt Manufacturing l...

Lemelson-MIT Prize (2491 bytes)
1: ...e winner receives $500,000, making it the largest invention prize.
10: * [[N/A ]](''Invention Apprentice'')
17: * [[N/A ]](''Invention Apprentice'')
23: * [[Kavita Shukla]] (''Invention Apprentice'')
29: * [[Jordan Sand]] (''Invention Apprentice'')

Thomas Watson (inventor) (758 bytes)
1: ...tant to [[Alexander Graham Bell]], notably in the invention of the [[telephone]].
3: ...allegedly the first words Bell said using the new invention.

Patent model (1463 bytes)
1: ...]] no larger than 12" by 12" that showed how an [[invention]] works. It was one of the most interesting early...
3: ...plications which require the novel features of an invention to be described using words and a number of diagr...
11: ...tent model of Alexander Graham Bell's No. 174,465 invention]

Wireless Telegraphy Act (696 bytes)
1: ...vention of electric telegraphy and the subsequent invention of wireless transmission. [[Wireless telegraphy]]...

Leroy S. Starrett (787 bytes)
1: ...chusetts]] and held about 100 patents for various inventions.
7: ...e called the Hasher. After his success with this invention, he left farming behind and turned to the world o...

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