Sentence examples for devised for the future from inspiring English sources
We describe approaches designed to work on the current Internet (i.e. IPv4-based networks), as well as those that have been devised for the "future" Internet (e.g. IPv6-based networks and extensions).
The Draft Treaty of Peace now handed to the Germans is designed to set forth the conditions upon which alone the Allied and associated powers will make peace with Germany, and to establish those international arrangements which the allies have devised for the prevention of wars in the future and the betterment of mankind.
A suitable test should be devised for the early stage.
Two criteria were devised for the identification of cone mechanisms.
More exercises will be devised for future updates as they continue development of the app, says Boler — and as they learn more about pelvic floor performance from Elvie users.
Finally, under future perspectives several views on how the technology might progress are outlined, as well as presenting the potential different approaches which might be devised in the future for the genetic engineering of metabolic networks.
These results are in accordance with previous publications and might indicate that new care pathways or supports need to be devised in the future for this specific population, in order to prevent overwhelming requests to PEMS and unnecessary transport to the hospital [ 33, 34].
This paper acknowledges the need for revolutionary designs to devise the Future Internet by presenting a clean-slate Concern-Oriented Reference Model (CORM) for architecting future networks.
The Marine Management Areas Science Program is an international program of Conservation International that is evaluating the effects of different management regimes to devise the best actions for the future.
This fed into the journey we devised for Terminus.
In the letter to the Daily Telegraph, experts from 17 environmental and planning organisations - including landscape architects, engineers, hydrologists and ecologists - made a plea for the government to listen to them when it came to devising a flood defence policy for the future.
