Sentence examples for a newly devised from inspiring English sources

But they gamely agreed to undertake a newly devised program of cycling intervals.

Those include the G-Max, a special old-vine cuvée, and the single-vineyard wines labeled grosses gewäches, a newly devised term that ought to be the equivalent of the French grand cru.

The film's moral core is the breaking of silence; Rouch and Morin pushed the participants to open up in long conversations that they captured with a newly devised portable synch-sound tape recorder.

Commonly paired with Mascagni's Cavalleria Rusticana, Leoncavallo's darkly turbulent story – exploring the murderous backstage jealousies of a travelling commedia troupe – gets a newly devised companion in this production: a cherry-picked selection of Italian song from the Renaissance and Baroque periods.

The operation was the first move in a newly devised long-term war strategy in which large American forces would aim primarily at engaging the main forces of the enemy and destroying their jungle bases one by one, while ARVN troops would aim primarily at providing security for the villages thus freed from Front control.

It was the first move in a newly devised long-term war strategy in which large American forces would engage main enemy forces & destroy their jungle bases, while Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) troops would provide security for the villages just freed.

Immune-complex measurements used 4 established and sensitive techniques (Raji cell assay, fluid and solid-phase C1q assays and conglutinin-binding assay) and a 5th newly devised technique based on the binding of polyethylene-glycol-precipitated immune-complex-rich serum fractions to Staphylococcus aureus.

As a conclusion, the newly devised fluidized photocatalytic reactor system was able to decompose the ammonia and acetic acid up to 90% conversion inspite of the draw-lack of little bit production of undesirable NO2-and NO3-ions.

Since then, we newly devised a histological prognostic system, namely a grading system for lymph vessel tumour emboli, and have clearly demonstrated that this grading system can accurately predict the outcome of patients with invasive ductal carcinoma in a manner that is independent of nodal metastasis (Hasebe et al, 2008, 2010).

When tested on an independent multivariate Cox regression model using a backwards elimination approach, the newly devised prognostic signature predicted for patients' OS with a multivariate hazard ratio (HR) of 2.3 (95% CI 1.0 5.4, P=0.04), independently from tumour stage (HR 2.3, 95% CI 1.1 5.4, P=0.04) and WHO grading (P=0.23).

This paradox was resolved by R. H. Fowler in 1926 by an application of the newly devised quantum mechanics.