Sentence examples for as to devise from inspiring English sources
Buchanan concludes that to effectively decrease the incidence of paternalism in the medical community, it is not enough to criticize the arguments in its favor.; One must also identify the social mechanisms insulating physicians from criticism so as to devise social interventions to correct these mechanisms.
Émile Joachim Constant Puyo, who started out as a soldier before becoming the leading French advocate of pictorialism, went so far as to devise soft focus lenses conceived to create an impressionistic blur.
Growing up, Tiger refused to be pigeonholed as black, or Asian, and went so far as to devise the word "Cablinasian" in an effort to summarize his ethnic lineage.
With only $25 million raised so far, the committee is scrambling to offer a new round of special deals for corporate underwriters, as well as to devise a backup plan should the fund-raising fall short and plans for the convention need to be scaled down.
Thus, a priori mapping is advocated a valuable technique to locate and preserve these remains, as well as to devise non-invasive surveys and establish heritage protection zones.
In this section, we evaluate the FF-NDMA protocol in terms of throughput, delay, capture probability, energy, and energy efficiency so as to devise the most suitable CP length (R) as a function of the the offered load (G=σK) and the SNR.
We need, as quickly as possible, to devise, design, permit and construct the elements of a transportation system that will create jobs and allow us to get out of our cars, get off the freeways and get wherever it is we have to go.
The as-anodized Ti wires after annealing were directly used as anodes to devise semi-solid and all-solid fiber-type DSSCs.
He tried to manage the "social architecture" and the "operating system" of the company as much as he sought to devise specific business strategies.
CryoCor and other companies planning or currently conducting trials said that it could take as long as six years to devise and complete such trials.
What I also find intriguing about such chimeric viruses is how their discovery might impact our views on the timeline of virus origins as well as our attempts to devise higher levels of virus classification.
