Sentence examples for and devised a method from inspiring English sources

Over the next nine years, as Proust struggled to complete his masterwork, Albaret administered coffee and devised a method of gluing the writer's lengthy revisions to his proof pages.

Pierre-Louis explains that in the 1960s, Prof. Rainer Weiss was teaching a class on gravitational physics and "devised a method that he felt was theoretically more rigorous, using a clock and laser beams" to detect gravitational waves.

After a nine-year study of over 3,000 healthy men aged 35-59, Friedmandand Rosenman speculated that certain patterns of behaviour carried a higher risk, and devised a method for categorising patients as either type A, type B or type AB (for those who defied easy categorisation).

He became obsessed with the exotic birds he found in the wilderness and devised a method to mount the birds on wires to draw them in more lifelike poses".He propped them in positions they would never have had in nature," Mr. Wahlgren said.

Edmond Frémy postulated that electrolysis of pure hydrofluoric acid to generate fluorine was feasible and devised a method to produce anhydrous samples from acidified potassium bifluoride; instead, he discovered that the resulting (dry) hydrogen fluoride did not conduct electricity.

Specifically, we present the pseudo codes of 3 open source players and devise a method to obtain the detailed operation information, e.g., bitrate and buffer amount, of popular streaming players whose source codes are not publicly available.

In this paper, three separate efforts at Texas Tech University are described; integrating wind engineering research to the existing curriculum, developing a wind engineering course for distance education, and devising a method for fast dissemination of wind engineering research and curriculum, all involving different forms of electronic media.

We focus on the low utilization rates of mechanisms as MUDA at the equipment rather than the station level, and devise a method for increasing the utilization rates of the equipment by aggregating the same kind of operations, which are distributed across different stations.

This prompted us to evaluate retrospectively our good and bad aCGH experiments and devise a method that indicates DNA quality and aCGH success.

In later life she became interested in ecological and environmental issues, and she devised a method of using the isotope ratios in tree rings to study climate change.

Now known as Leona Marshall Libby, she became interested in ecological and environmental issues, and she devised a method of using the isotope ratios of Oxygen-18 to Oxygen-16, Carbon-13 to Carbon-12, and Deuterium to Hydrogen in tree rings to study changes in temperature and rainfall patterns hundreds of years before records were kept, opening the door to the study of climate change.