Sentence examples for closer to devising from inspiring English sources

They had no outstanding chance and Liverpool came the closer to devising the second goal of the night when Kuyt hit the bar.

Scientists believe they have come a step closer to devising genetic tests that can identify men with prostate cancer who have a high risk of dying from the disease, enabling them to be monitored throughout their lives, and other men to avoid unnecessary treatment.

A concerted effort to obtain more evidence can bring the international community closer to devising more effective guidelines for the global control of next pandemic influenza.

Still, as Dahl notes, the framers came close to devising something akin to it: not once but three times, the Constitutional Convention voted to have the Chief Magistrate chosen by Congress outright.

To address the issue of motivation, the health departments need to pay close attention to devising management strategies that address not only extrinsic but also intrinsic factors of motivation.

We further show that the formulation in control-theoretical terms naturally leads to devising other possible closed-loop schemes, such as a general high gain feedback stabilization design not requiring the knowledge of the radiation damping field.

In this work, we consider the systematic economic plantwide control design procedure proposed by Skogestad (2004) and from this we derive practical rules that can be used to devise close-to-optimal control structures based on engineering insight.

It is clear that this is a gap in research that needs to be closed, by devising mechanisms to generalize navigation methods to be applied over a wide range of mobile platforms.

If we can put a man on the moon and sequence the human genome, we should be able to devise something close to a universal digital public library.

The way to begin would be for Mr. Putin to promptly end his destructive feud with Mr. Khodorkovsky and to devise legal ways to close the market in Duma seats.

Mr. Schumer said yesterday that the heady purchase price, $1.4 billion when fees and closing costs are included, made it impossible to devise a viable affordable housing plan.