No, John A. Larson was not the only inventor of the lie detector test. While he is credited with developing the modern polygraph in the 1920s, other inventors, such as William M. Marston, also contributed to the concept of measuring physiological responses to determine truthfulness. Larson's work built on earlier ideas and technologies, making him a significant figure in the development of the lie detector but not the sole inventor.
John Love Lee was a famous African American Inventor. He was born to John Dixon Love, his father, and Elizabeth Colbert his mother.
The inventor of the stagecoach was John Darlwin in September 21, 1763. A stagecoach was a wagon like carriage pulled by horses or ox. In the early times this was the only ways of getting anywhere.
There is no inventor of volume. There is only a discoverer.
Incase you are sleep and a fire starts the smoke detector will wake you up
Yes, and you wouldn't need the motion detector.
There is a device called a radar detector, but it will only detect a radar signal, not police in general.
Nope! Only when it is dark out.
Only if the mercury is in large concentrated amounts.
Police do indeed have Radar Detector, Detectors 99% of the time they're only used in Virgina, and Washington DC, or other countries. According to www.speedcountermeasures.com in their Blog, Detector companies have found away to get around such issues but only a handful of detectors have it, such as the Escort redline, Beltronics Magnum, Beltronic STI-R plus, Escort 9500CI.
only the inventor knows
no, he was only a clean inventor
Only if you swallow it.