Sentence examples for devised both of from inspiring English sources

For high polynomial order, either p -multigrid should be used or different smoothers should be devised, both of which are beyond the scope of this article.

Subject to the same regimen that his father devised for both of his sons and had them follow from birth, Mikhail left behind the U.S.C. tradition, and the much-debated saga of his family, to attend Syracuse, three time zones to the east and far enough north that there was no confusing it with his native California.

Chemical engineer Elizabeth Satteley, PhD, and biochemist Christina Smolke, PhD, have both devised ways of taking the drug-making genes out of a plant and putting them into either yeast or an alternate plant that grows well in the lab.

The Maksutov-Cassegrain telescope, named in part after Dmitri Maksutov, a Soviet optical engineer and amateur astronomer, who devised a way of eliminating both spherical and coma aberrations (which plague mirrors as well as lenses) in Cassegrain telescopes.

Hermann Kümmell, of Hamburg, devised the routine of "scrubbing up".

Meanwhile, Wall Street, sensing the appetite of investors, devised exotic ways of repackaging mortgages.

The IPDS is composed of 20 items, devised from one of the authors (M.

To more fully architect personal style and purpose, I have devised a list of attributes that both learn from the past and deeply consider the individual.

It's leftfield events like this and the infamous Barkley Marathons – both devised by the savant of suffering, Lazarus Lake – that attract a certain breed of ultra runner.

He devised ways of spinning faster and flying higher.

But they gamely agreed to undertake a newly devised program of cycling intervals.