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Indexing for invention

Journal of the American Society for Information Science, 1991
The article describes work on developing an indexing system tailored to the thinking involved in the process of invention. The system facilitates the process (and technical problem solving in general) through connecting technical needs with possible answers in a database.
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The Invention of the Laser

2022
In this chapter, I describe a scientific rivalry at Columbia University's physics department in the days of the 1950s before and when the laser invented, and the race to build a laser eventually won by a scientist in California in 1960. It tracks the arc from Charles Townes' success in amplifying microwaves with a device he called the maser, to ...
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The Art of Inventing

Scientific American, 1906
There are many kinds of invention. The poet, the artist, the playwright, the novelist all exercise or may exercise invention in the production of their works. The merchant may exercise invention in the devising of a new method of selling goods. The department store was an invention of this class.
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The Invention of Nature

2021
Modern thought treats nature as separate from culture and has assigned ontological priority to the former. Among Kubo, curing ceremonies, intercommunity prestations, initiations and the completion of new longhouses may be all marked by dancing. The focal referent of 'geography' is the landscape itself.
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The invention of invention

2005
This paper models an industrial revolution as a qualitative transition from a world where innovation is infrequent and haphazard to one where it is continuous and systematic. Pre-industrial innovation is treated as a social process where an individual's effectiveness as an innovator depends on the skills of other individuals in his social network.
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Invention, Inventiveness, and Open Innovation

2013
This chapter will provide a list of definitions in order to better illustrate the terminology used in the chapter title.
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Invented cities, invented languages

Language Problems and Language Planning, 2016
L. L. Zamenhof saw the creation of his proposed international language, Esperanto, as a process of construction, rather like the building of a city. This new city of words would replace the walls of language difference that had previously separated the nations.
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An inventive ploy

Nursing Standard, 1988
Africa has already provided one of the more graphic synonyms for the disease AIDS, colloquially known in the continent as Slim Disease.
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Inventing Housman, Inventing Wilde

CUSP: Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century Cultures
Abstract: Review of a recent staging of The Invention of Love by Tom Stoppard, which ran from December 4, 2024 to February 1, 2025, at Hampstead Theatre, London, and was directed by Blanche McIntyre.
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Invention Development. The Hackathon Method

Knowledge Management Research and Practice, 2023
Maciej Rys
exaly  

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