Sentence examples for devise a concept for from inspiring English sources

I make music first, and then I devise a concept for it.

Franz v. Baur (1830 1897), Bernhard Danckelmann (1831 1901) and Gustav Heyer (1826 1883) were among the first who devised a concept for long-term investigations in forest science, emphasising the importance of experimental field plots.

By devising a concept model for the James Bond films, for instance — it was an exercise, not a paid gig — Mr. Perez discerned, among other things, that Bond is not a cold-blooded killer.

To tackle the question, Fermat and Pascal devised a concept known as 'expected value'.

To help them, the foundation has devised a "concept map" that contains the 5,000 or so concepts in science and mathematics that students need to master if they are to qualify for admission to Massachusetts Institute of Technology or Stanford University.

When Intercorp Group devised a revolutionary concept for Peru's schools, it needed to win acceptance for corporate-run education and for a very different role for teachers.

In this study, we devised a new concept for the precise nanofabrication of Au-Si fibrous nanostructures using megahertz femtosecond laser irradiation in air and atmospheric pressure conditions.

The Benelux countries and Germany recently devised an integrated concept for ATC centres which provides for free route airspace above 30 000 feet.

That's not to say that there weren't fascinating concepts discussed, and ideas presented, like this paper from Alexander Franks and Andrew Miller, which attempts to devise a means for measuring individual defensive value.

She would later devise a treatment for leprosy.

Instead, devise a strategic approach for making up the work.