As the professor of dance history and criticism Mindy Aloff recently put it, "it's very hard to devise the step-by-step logic to tell a story coherently.
Sam Shoemaker, the New York Episcopal priest who helped to devise the Twelve Step program for Alcoholics Anonymous, in the nineteen-thirties, was Vereide's close friend and adviser, and made key connections for him in New York and in Washington.
To that end, we devise the following 2-step procedure: We first assess the causality among all candidate transcripts and traits in a module, assuming a single representative variant for the module's genomic interval.
But it will take a decade to devise the chemical and mechanical steps to commercialise their method.
YC developed programs for primer design and sequence extraction (BatchPrimer and ExtractCDS), devised the multi-step laddered PCR protocol, developed the domain/fragment selection method, carried out most gene cloning and protein expression experiments and drafted the manuscript.
The sixth step was to devise the method to be used to compute or generate the measure, to select the metric, and to identify data elements to be used and their sources.
We used MicrosoftVisual Studio 2008 and C Sharp programming language when we devised all the steps of the soft expert system.
The second step was to devise the laugh, which, he said, was inspired by a painting he saw by another Chinese artist, Geng Jianyi, in which a smile is deformed to mean the opposite of what it normally means.
It was in these midcentury years that the heart of the Africans', and America's, great tragedy unfolded as the planters slowly, experimentally, logically, step by step devised the legal concept of chattel as a form of total debasement, heritable in the maternal line, and confined to nonwhite people alone.
