Sentence examples for devise new methods from inspiring English sources

Some researchers say Hurricane Sandy should prompt scientists to devise new methods to categorize coastal storms.

"We will see terrorists given the space to plot attacks against us, train their men and women, and devise new methods to kill indiscriminately," she said.

Much can be debated about how: there are, for example, many ways to reward clinicians when they work together and devise new methods for improving lives and averting costs.

The long-term goal of his research program is to devise new methods to repair or replace damaged and diseased nervous tissue.

Of course we should treat as discrete those traits that legitimately are, but we should not reduce the intrinsic properties of our often continuous data merely to fit convenient analytical practices developed in other fields; instead, we should consider inherently continuous traits equally with discrete ones, and then use existing or devise new methods for their joint study.

It will be important to determine whether the accumulated chemicals in the breast are bioactive and to devise new methods to prove causality.

Manufacturers are devising new methods to make their production systems more efficient and effective.

The department said it had hired an outside expert to review training policies and "assist in devising new methods to reduce racial bias in policing practices".

It has since devised new methods of printing that do not make use of it, but the lawsuits were costly to defend.

That's the brainchild of some bright young publicity man who apparently spends half his days devising new methods of luring me to the Hotel L---." View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jelani Cobb By Ceridwen Dovey By David Remnick.

A metallurgist by training, Mr. Kuznetsov first won the Kremlin's recognition in 1941 by devising new methods for processing steel, for which he was awarded a Stalin Prize.