Sentence examples for devised a novel means from inspiring English sources

Lynda Chalker, the former Tory MP who now sits in the Lords, took over from the late Ernest Marples in the general election 41 years ago, and discovered that he had devised a novel means of handling the matter of communication with his voters.

We have devised a novel electric means to modulate the beam trajectory in a static magnetic field for the AUSTRALIS (AMS for ultra sensitive trace element and isotopic studies) system, recently developed at the HIAF laboratory.

In this study, the hybrid thin-film-composite (TFC) membrane consisted of self-assembly of TiO2 nanoparticles with photocatalytic destructive capability on microorganisms was devised as a novel means to reduce membrane biofouling.

As a means to avoid this problem, we devised a novel SDL-based genetic approach to apply as a secondary filter to parse the bioinformatically selected candidates further.

To assert its primacy, its boosters have devised a novel argument: the chili record should be determined by maximum, rather than mean (the scariest wolf ever, rather than the scariest wolf most of the time).

So officials devised a novel solution: They used redevelopment money to pay the officers.

Over the past month, lawmakers in Virginia have devised a novel way around the latter problem.

He also devised a novel form of cross-staff, an early navigational instrument.

Cenzic, also based in Silicon Valley, has devised a novel approach to security testing called "fault injection".

After their sharp exchange, they had devised a novel strategy for releasing a single from the album.

The fund working with Harry Winston has devised a novel way of dealing with the problem of pricing.