Writer-directors who devise work in this way generally have not decided the theme of the piece or, even if they have, prefer their actors not to know.
In practice, scientists appreciate that there is no universally agreed definition of a gene, but they devise working definitions that allow them to formulate hypotheses and explain observations.
It is possible to devise work methods and management controls in such a way that security is one of the values sought along with maximizing productivity and minimizing cost.
Germany's, and France's, answer has been to devise work schemes and skills centres that aim to make the young ready for work at least by the time they are 30.
In the process of scientific and devise work, as well as learning sessions, they gain experience and skills of real engineering activities.
Students devise work strategies, dealing with all problems inherent with creation, implementation and monitoring such as planning, finding a venue for meetings, lack of financial resources and the development of a final product (which include courses or, most often, health education activities).
Soon after the événements of 1968, Théâtre du Soleil exploded to attention with its rough-and-tumble devised works 1789 and 1793, which brought the history of the French revolution to scandalous, shocking life.
Mr. Gennaro, who lived in Manhattan and maintained a home for many years in Oxford, Conn., was 80. Slight (5 foot 6 and 135 pounds) and lithe, Mr. Gennaro was a versatile dancer and choreographer who performed and created torrid jazz dances for Broadway, films and television, staged spectacles at Radio City Music Hall and devised works for the ballet.
People think that with devised work, the longer the better.
Interestingly, many of them are producing devised work, rather than traditional plays.
