Sentence examples for devise more flexible from inspiring English sources

Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld has pressed Pentagon planners to devise more flexible troop deployments in the Pacific arena, and has become intensely interested in having American troops do more antiterror training there, the American military official said.

In addition, there is a strong demand in devising more flexible and efficient sharing of expensive wireless infrastructure among multiple (virtual) wireless service providers and operators using wireless virtualization technologies [152 158].

After learning the basic skill of simply pulling the tool, the degus spontaneously devised more flexible, efficient and versatile use of the tool.

Thus, we devised more flexible criteria (Materials and Methods) to define high-confidence mappings (or "well-mapped reads"), aimed at ensuring that the read mapping (1) consisted of a large number of identically matched nucleotides, (2) represented a large fraction of the read and (3) that any secondary mapping for the same read was clearly worse than the read mapping in question.

The IMF had indicated that it would lend more only if Uruguay imposed an Argentine-style freeze on all bank deposits.Uruguayan officials hurriedly devised a more flexible alternative, which distinguishes between sound banks (which will operate normally) and unsound ones (some of whose fixed-term deposits are frozen until rescue measures are taken).

If only Mr. Scher devised more substantial material.

And Pentagon officials said today that they were devising regulations that were likely to include a more flexible standard for evidence than civilian trials would accept.

Novel strategies and more flexible options will have to be devised to ensure higher cure rates without compromising patient choice.

By the mid-13th century, individual symbols were devised for as many as four time values; these eventually provided the basis for more flexible, varied rhythmic notation and laid the foundation for the modern system.

In addition to the programming approach, a systematic timesharing algorithm is also devised to manually integrate multiple single-period designs to form a less economical but more flexible structure for operation in different periods.

If financial regulations are made more flexible, there is a potential that health managers at the local level can devise innovative ways of attracting workers.