Sentence examples for devised and employed from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we explore policies that could be devised and employed with the aim of increasing growth while taking into account economic distribution.
Words were devised and employed in countless situations of daily life before they were ever embodied in literature, so in literature, as in visual art, a medium is being employed that existed before the art itself.
With regard to the CAPE ratio, which has originally been devised and employed by Campbell and Shiller (1988 , 1998 2001) as well as Shiller (2005), we define a methodological improvement to this ratio to not only be robust to inflationary changes, but also to changes in corporate payout policy.
In general, the method of "re-education" devised and employed by Nosaka was highly effective.
We devised and employed a new strategy to generate the first de novo assembly of a rat genome using NGS technology data.
To this end, a novel and cost-effective validation scheme was devised, implemented, and employed.
Many methods, such as archaeomorphological analysis and Least Cost Route modelling (LCR), have been devised and are routinely employed for the reconstruction of ancient routes.
To give people what they want while using less power, architects have devised ingenious designs and employed new materials.
CyberCity director Ed Skoudis said: "We've built over 18 missions, and each of them challenges participants to devise strategies and employ tactics to thwart computer attacks that would cause significant real-world damage". The missions will typically last between a few hours and a few days.
In this work, a first attempt in this direction is made by devising and employing a novel technique using a series of analytic tools to solve the PMPI problem, and assess the quality of the derived solution.
A conceptual framework that explains how different Internet information searching strategies can be employed in successfully solving well and ill-structured problems was devised and empirically tested.
