Those religions that have taught the possibility of a happy afterlife have also devised forms of postmortem testing of merit for eternal bliss.
34 To address these concerns some surgical teams have either given boluses of lignocaine (thereby preventing the heart from beating) or devised forms of cardiopulmonary bypass that only restore circulation to abdominal organs.
Human beings are, in comparison with other animals, weaker in body, and therefore tend to devise forms to surpass this deficiency (DOS 626); but they are gifted (by God) with reason to discover ways to surpass their physical limitations (DOS 360 61).
Anyhow, Christmas cards are a convenience, as the Englishman Henry Cole understood when he first devised this form of standardized holiday greeting in the 19th century.
His truly novel achievement here is that he has devised a form of action movie in which anything can happen, and several anythings can happen simultaneously.
He also devised a form of light verse called double dactyl that proved popular on college campuses in the United States for a time and led to a 1966 compendium, "Jiggery Pokery," which he did with John Hollander.
A master of battlefield innovation, Prabhakaran devised a form of execution for collaborators with the enemy: the victim was tied to a lamppost and blown to pieces with Cordex explosive fuse wire.
Kaplan eventually devised a form of analysis that combines data on how companies are governed with traditional bankruptcy measures, like debt and equity metrics.
He has devised new forms, like his AMPM Daybed, and adopted contemporary textiles for coverings.
She devised cultural forms of resistance in her reimaginings of mythological and biblical themes and sought to redefine accepted notions of gendered identity.
Ralph Bonehill, Arthur M. Winfield, & Clarence Young, devised and formed out plots for about 700 more, and under his own name wrote 50 more.
