Sentence examples for basically devised from inspiring English sources

The engineering team has basically devised a series of tests that, in a controlled way, inject failures into the system to simulate those kinds of events.

The playlists have basically been devised in a somewhat "day and night" fashion.

In a city renowned for its architecture, many of Vienna's urban prospects remain basically those devised over several centuries by imperial gardeners and architects.

The methodology he devised was basically reasonable.

That is to say, most of these models are devised taking basically into account the general features one aims at reproducing, rather than putting in elements that represent the idiosyncracies of the system one is surveying.

Some alternative approaches are devised [14 17], which basically depend on constraining the actual signature to span a cone, whose axis coincides with its nominal value.

The new medium, basically a glass matrix shot through with tiny holes, was devised by Dr. María Luisa Calvo, chairman of the optics department at Complutense University in Madrid, and Pavel Cheben, a scientist at Optemia Inc., a new photonics company in Ottawa.

GPS signals aren't able to penetrate water to any meaningful depth so the group devised a few simple but smart solutions that basically involve enclosing portable GPS doodads inside waterproof cases.

Measurements of magnetic permeability and dielectrically properties have been carried out for electronic devise applications basically in aeronautical engineering.

But Lakeside consists of more than the meticulous and basically simple sheds, a handsome balance of stone and glass, that they have devised.

They were political — basically, getting people to agree there was a problem, so that the solutions already devised would be accepted.