Sentence examples for devised a need from inspiring English sources

It was while operating off the Iberian Peninsula that Collier devised a need for an improved type of ships' boat.

Over the past few months, he has devised a scheme to reduce the need for agency staff that could save Powys teaching health board more than £300,000 a year.

To examine the stability of DNA RT profiles of serially passaged xenografts of primary human B- and T-ALL cells, we first devised a method that circumvents the need for bromodeoxyuridine incorporation to distinguish early versus late S-phase cells.

To satisfy those needs Edison devised a "microtasimeter" employing a carbon button.

To meet this need, I devised an approach that I call the Feedback Loop.

But with this funding, which brings AltspaceVR to $15.7 million, comes a need to devise a business plan.

There is a need to devise a task that utilises the strongest features of the spontaneous object recognition task while addressing as many of its shortcomings as possible.

Previous research in the area of telehealth and telecare devises suggests a need for deeper understanding of how ClinTouch is used in practice to identify the factors that facilitate implementation of this device.

8. (C) In describing how he would deal with Japan's future energy needs, Kono claimed Japan needed to devise a real energy strategy.

"We need to devise a model that works for all viewers," one that follows how they want to watch online, the statement said.

If active managers do not want to die like grumpy luddites, they need to devise a plan to survive the passive ice age.