Sentence examples for been devised and named from inspiring English sources
It was as though the landscape had been devised and named by a satirist.
With this new local smoothness indicator, higher order global smoothness indicators were able to be devised and the corresponding scheme (named WENO-Zη) displayed less numerical dissipations than the classic fifth-order WENO schemes, including WENO-JS [12] and WENO-Z [5,6].
The complex scheme was devised and marketed under the name "Project Sussex" by Ernst & Young, which also acts as Greene King's auditors.
The project was devised and supervised by Robert Freedman, Mark Howard and Richard Williamson.
It's a "pastime" in the truest sense of the word in that only a species with so much time to pass could have devised and named it.
Stanford defeated his old friend's case by announcing, irrelevantly, that the shutter was not Muybridge's invention either - it had been devised by a man named Isaacs, so there.
Those rules had been devised after a seventeen-year-old named Chad MacDonald was brutally murdered and his fifteen-year-old girlfriend raped and shot in retaliation for Chad's work as a low-level drug C.I., in 1998.
British Telecom is already listed on the NYSE, the newly merged company will be called Concert (a name that must have been devised by committee) and will also be traded on the Big Board.
Word puzzles have been devised to teach first year general chemistry[3], named organic reactions[4] and basic chemistry concepts[5].
Historically, they have been devised by trial and error.
