Sentence examples for devise for it from inspiring English sources

Because the telephone was considered a variation of acoustic telegraphy, Edison during the summer of 1877 was attempting to devise for it, as he had for the automatic telegraph, a machine that would transcribe signals as they were received, in this instance in the form of the human voice, so that they could then be delivered as telegraph messages.

Beethoven's music went some ways toward fulfilling the colossal role that Hoffmann devised for it.

The plan that he and Roberts devised for it was a virtual copy of what Hollins had done at Pasatiempo.

Before the crisis in the family courts can be tackled, means must be devised for it to be seen.

If they scrap the system, they could try to revive some of the new software that was devised for it.

He was the founder of formal logic, devising for it a finished system that for centuries was regarded as the sum of the discipline; and he pioneered the study of zoology, both observational and theoretical, in which some of his work remained unsurpassed until the 19th century.

In fact, if a design team were given a dual-touch-mode screen, I wouldn't be surprised if a Courier-type hybrid was the first product they devised for it.

Moreover, precisely because we have introduced the conjunction "because" as an explanatory conjunction, it may be felt that it is not well-suited to the ontological role now being devised for it (for one of the many recent attempts to specify the explanatory role of "because", see deRosset 2013).

While reconciliation is a hard computational problem, algorithms have been devised for it in a Bayesian framework [ 16] or using a simple parsimony criterion [ 17].

Hyundai's electric power steering doesn't come close to what Porsche has devised for its new 911, but it's right up there with the systems Honda installs in its Fit and Civic and provides much better feedback than the steering that Nissan and Toyota have been using in their low-end cars.

After the Federal Drug Administration approved fluoride varnish as a devise for use in 1994, it can be used "off-label," which means the agent is being used for another purpose for which FDA approval is lacking.