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Who was the inventor of the longbow name?
There was no inventor. The bow was longer than the standard bow.
How many patents were issued in the early 1800s?
It depends upon what country you're talking about and how "early" you mean. By 1899 there were over 600,000 US patents. In 1850 there were less than 8,000.
What major league baseball team had the lowest attendance for a season?
I think the St Louis Browns with less than 50,000 during the Depression in the 1093's.
What did Hiram S Thomas invent?
He invented potato chips...Although "George Crum" is more than likely the actual inventor(See article: George "Speck" Crum (1822 - 1914))However, it was never patented.
Why was the Agricultural Revolution more successful in Enland than in the rest of Europe?
The Agricultural Revolution was more successful in England than in the rest of Europe primarily because cooperative farming led to the creation of new farming techniques. In addition, the English government openly embraced the revolution. Inventors were encouraged to develop patents, and the government protected the patents and held invention fairs where inventors were encouraged to come and work together to create an entrepreneurship environment. Also, it was a smaller country which meant that they could transport goods throughout the country easier, and the rivers never froze during the winter. Finally, the land was rich in natural resources.
Who was the inventor who received more than 1000 patents in his lifetime?
Mathias Weddell
Prolific inventor who invented 15 applicances for elctric railways and was awarded more than 60 patents?
Granville T.Woods
Who was the prolific inventor who invented 15 appliances for electric railways and was awarded more than 60 patents?
Granville T. Woods
Prolific inventor who invented 15 appliances for electric railways and was awarded more than 60 patents?
Granville T. Woods
Who is the american inventor who had more than 1000 patents including the phonograph and the first practical electric light bulb?
Thomas Alva Edison
How many patents had Thomas Edison made when he died?
1093! - The largest number held by any one person at that time. Today, there are dozens of companies that get more than that number of patents issued in the USA in a single year. Many of Edison' patents were invalid because he stole the ideas, including all of his so-called "light bulb patents", which were stripped by the patent office in 1893.
7 interesting things on Thomas Edison?
1.He liked being deaf 2.He had a mysterious tatoo on his arm. 3. He saved a boy's life. 4.He had the largest lab in the world 5.He proposed by Morse code 6.Edison has 1093 patents more than any other inventor in the world 7.Sadly only four of the children in his family made it to adulthood.
What did the American Thomas Edison invent?
Edison was was the 4th most prolific inventor, with more than 1000 patents in his name. Tthey included a practical electric light bulb, the phonograph, and the motion picture camera.
Granville Woods developed 5 of the inventions on the list?
Granville Tailer Woods was an African-American inventor who held more than 50 patents. Five of his inventions were an egg incubator, multiplex telegraph, telegraphony, third rail and air brake.
Patents after 20 years?
... are unenforceable... There are some patents that expire in less than 20 years and some that expire in more than 20 years, depending upon what you're trying to ask.
Which state can boast the most patents filed?
California historically files for more patents than any other state; in 2010, California applied for nearly four times as many patents as its closest competitors, New York and Texas.
Why do patents remain in effect only for a limited time rather than forever?
Patents give recognition to the inventor, and limit what someone else can do with the original design. Once a person dies, their invention is no longer covered by patent laws, and this means the device can be modified by anybody who thinks they can improve on the original design.
