Sentence examples for devise an explanation from inspiring English sources

For the second version of MIC-O-MAP, the answer written on the blank sheet provided with the real-world answer is absorbed into the second question where students are asked to devise an explanation for an observed pattern.

I felt vaguely cheated, since I've devised an explanation for Federer's tendency to bawl in victory: Federer's dad, according to one of the announcers in the Davydenko match, reportedly told a young Roger that he could attempt to play on the professional tour only if he made the top hundred.

He also devised an explanation of how gravity works.

But if one takes this option, one must devise an alternative explanation for why Timon would have written these lines including some account of who else the speaker might be.

The runners devised a short explanation.

Building on the work done by Ginzburg and others, Abrikosov devised a theoretical explanation for type II superconductivity.

It had recently been shown that many metals gained in weight when strongly heated in air, and Guyton devised a possible explanation of this fact despite the supposed escape of phlogiston.

No one has yet devised a plausible explanation to show how the earliest chemicals of life -- thought to be RNA, or ribonucleic acid, a close relative of DNA -- might have constructed themselves from the inorganic chemicals likely to have been around on the early earth.

So Olive and his team devised a new explanation: At fast-spreading ridges with abundant magma eruptions, the cooling, stretching crust forms new faults in rapid succession as it continues to spread.

His explanation for this approach is simple: he is not sure what consciousness is (no one is), and so it is hard to see how to study it or to devise an experiment that could test for its presence.

4. Devise an emergency plan.