Sentence examples for devised a set of from inspiring English sources
To analyze his data, Mr. Price devised a set of algorithms he called "roller-coaster math".
With other economists he devised a set of theories that helped to guide business people in their investment practices.
Theodor Adorno, in his book on Mahler, devised a set of metaphors based on the bourgeois novel; Sibelius is better served by metaphors from film.
In one paper, he devised a set of algorithms that could identify teachers in the Chicago public-school system who were cheating.
When Coleridge dyspeptically surveyed the paltry literary achievements of his brother-in-law, Robert Southey, he devised a set of scathing critical annotations to scrawl in the margins.
A German-born ballet dancer who settled in Britain, she devised a set of disciplined exercises called the Lotte Berk Method.
He raised Turkey's profile abroad and helped devise a set of democratic reforms.
Western officials who met last Friday in Istanbul agreed that they must devise a set of negotiating principles.
The new group, called the Personalization Consortium, is devising a set of guidelines for Web sites that collect data about users and their Net-surfing activities.
After several of the girls are dumped, they devise a set of rules they are sure will snag any man and prevent future break-ups.
Without a shred of evidence that coercive interrogation worked, the C.I.A. deputized two psychologists, neither of whom had experience in interrogation, to devise a set of coercive interrogation techniques.
