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Mystifying financial products have tripped up even their clever inventors.

The competition, jointly organised with the Hong Kong Inventors Association and the Summer Youth Programme Committee, served to educate the public to respect inventions and inventors' rights.

So here’s a charge for any inventors out there: Create new fishing gear to reduce bycatch.

Backbiters, haters of God, despiteful, proud, boasters, inventors of evil things, disobedient to parents.

Their own inventors may have little idea of the uses for them that people will ultimately discover.

We see China having our best copyright products to manufacture them and sell it beck to the inventors.

Courageous Libyan engineers, students, and inventors are leveraging their creative skills to assist the ongoing revolt against Muammar Gaddafi.

As the century broke over America, there was another really tough technical problem receiving huge amounts of attention from small-time inventors across the land: airplanes.

The hope is that Peer to Patent will reduce both uncertainty for inventors and unnecessary lawsuits because dodgy applications will be uncovered and rejected quickly.

My heroic deeds by their own written a book, "23 real life" immediately won the Nobel Prize in all, also known as the finest 23-century writing, mathematicians, scientists and inventors.

Mr Rosen discusses why good inventors require a healthy dose of delusion and just how much practice (at anything from tennis to blacksmithing) is required to turn a journeyman into a master.

But many inventors have trouble with verbal acuity, and many politicians gifted with a silver tongue need to be schooled in the concepts they are perforce required to address.

All the inventors have a restless mind.

Some of the brightest inventors converge at these automobile conventions.

They are among the inventors who were inducted into the National inventors Hall of Fame at its 29th annual induction ceremony in Washington last night.

Even the inventors of successful languages are mostly unknown within the industry, let alone outside it.

Spectrumites tend to REALLY get into certain subjects; that's why they're the inventors and innovators of the world.

Edison invented a lot of things – in fact he’s one of the most famous inventors of all time – but the light bulb wasn’t one of them.

These properties have led inventors and scientists to cast their hopes upward, where strong winds have long been known to blow, as Etzler's dreamy quote shows.

PENSACOLA, Florida - The idea for a smoke detector that lets parents record a message to tell young children what to do when there is a fire came in a dream, one of its inventors says.

Other snowboard inventors made different kinds of boards.

Its inventors hope it will enable more blind people to work in offices.

and every evening I return to my hotel with my pockets full of business cards from inventors in clean energy.

Like the Wright brothers, who showed it was possible to create a heavier-than-air flying machine, the inventors demonstrated that a single currency could operate without political union.

Very few inventors make it big in business.

After 1870, inventors were no longer obligated to include models with applications. Today, models are required only for perpetual motion machines.

Masks, say the inventors, may not be available, but there's almost always a bra handy.

Throughout the history of Chinese civilization its agriculture and handicrafts have been renowned for their high level of development; there have been many great thinkers, scientists, inventors, statesmen, soldiers, men of letters and artists, and we have a rich store of classical works.