Sentence examples for be easier to devise from inspiring English sources

It may also be easier to devise massively parallel fabrication procedures indeed great use has been made of this possibility.

But as Dr. Schwitzgebel noted, it would not be easy to devise such a study, because "Hurlburt is not into making the bold generalizations and the specific predictions that allow for easy confirmation or disconfirmation".

Granted that the corporation income tax must go, it will not be easy to devise protective measures which will be entirely satisfactory.

Once we understand that these difficulties are simply limitations inherent in the way our brains are wired, it's easier to devise strategies to compensate for them.

If only it were easy to devise one.

It has never been easy to devise a way to sort the mail we want from the mail we don't want.

But it is easy to devise other DSP functions which cannot be expressed as AFs.

Indeed, it is easy to devise experiments where having policy uncertainty converges exponentially slower (or does not converge at all) than the Bayes adaptive optimal policy.

With the transition matrix at hand, it is easy to devise the system stationary probabilities π, as well as the average system reward C (i.e., system capacity in packets per slot).

For example, it is easy to devise a module that interactively produces networks of genes regulated by a selected regulatory factor, given information on gene regulatory relationships.

Others suspect that businesses might devise ways to avoid having their tax positions deemed uncertain or to ask that any legal advice be given verbally, so it would be easier to omit from a return.