Sentence examples for devise tools from inspiring English sources

The program will help such cities assess threats and devise tools to cut risks, including land-use plans, building codes and catastrophe insurance, she said.

Ideally, countries that are short of water would concentrate on growing the most valuable cash crops, and use the proceeds to import staples.Agronomists are beginning to devise tools to help monitor the efficiency of water use.

So, for example, if there are violent unrests in the banlieues, we are called to train psychologists and sociologists to devise tools to calm people down, and urbanists to design neighbourhoods that would dissuade and impede outbursts of rebellion.

Microsoft has been devising tools to improve productivity by working out what people are doing.

In Ms. Nasar's view the story of economics over the last century and a half is a story about great thinkers devising tools of analysis, ideas that would give mankind at least some level of mastery over conditions of misery and want once thought to be immutable and "utterly beyond human control or influence".

The genius of aeronautical aviation here is the naval officer Philip Van Horn Weems, who beginning in the 1920s devised tools to be used in planes; tutored Lindbergh in celestial navigation; published "star altitude curves" that allowed calculations to be made five times faster; and invented a watch with an adjustable second hand.

Through the centuries, we've devised tools that make us less reliant on memory, to the point where today many people would be completely lost without the information saved in their cell phones.

The scientific community has devised tools to deal with the problem of overwhelming information.

Indeed, two ambitious initiatives are currently devising tools for imaging and controlling brain activity, ultimately to create a working computational model of the entire brain 1.

Numerical and experimental results show that the devised tool fulfils its requirements.

The devised tool has tangential grooves on the side of the tool separated into two regions for minimization of the heat-affected zone.