Sentence examples for are to devise from inspiring English sources

Instead individual schools are to devise in-house diagnostic tools.

Accountants are to devise standards to measure a key element of the way banks assess how much capital they need to hold, in an attempt to address the concerns of investors and regulators about methods currently being used.

The motivations behind studying the problem are to devise optimization algorithms which have a wider range of application compared with the previous algorithms for smooth convex optimization (see, e.g., [1, 3, 5, 7]) and to tackle outstanding nonsmooth convex problems over complicated constraint sets (e.g., the minimal antenna-subset selection problem ([16], Section 17.4)).

For SDE (2.1), we define a uniform mesh on the finite time interval ([0,T ]) with step size (h=frac{T}{N}), (Ninmathbb{N}^) by mathcal{T}^{N}:0 = t_{0} < t_{1} < t_{2} < cdots< t_{N} = T. Based on a local truncation error analysis, we are to devise a one-step approximation of (X(t_{1})), denoted by (Y_{1}), starting with the initial value (Y_{0} =X_{0}).

However, the recovery of the fungus in pure culture, and subsequent characterizations of the fungus, will be critical for achieving an understanding of WNS and bat mortality, and if we are to devise control measures.

The next steps are to devise and test such an intervention.

One of its tasks is to devise a constitution.

The purpose is to devise a transitional government.

The most straightforward way for governments to do that is to devise a uniform international standard.

One way is to devise more efficient ways of turning sunlight into electrical energy.

And anyway, beyond entitlement reform, the next priority is to devise a better tax code.