Sentence examples for devised from the british from inspiring English sources

Myhill, Quinton, Bradford, Poole, and Sims (2011) introduce alternative indicators to the single indicator devised from the British Crime Survey so that public confidence can be measured using local survey data, while Myhill and Bradford (2012) examine quality of police service and its impact on public confidence.

Nomograms were devised from the results of the Cox models.

The gadget is being compared to the wind-up radio devised by the British inventor, Trevor Baylis, in the mid-1990s.

Built according to the scheme devised by the British planners Edwin Lutyens and Herbert Baker, it grew up cheek by jowl with the tangled streets of Old Delhi.

Computers still flunk the famous Turing Test, devised by the British mathematician Alan Turing, in which a computer tries to fool a person into thinking that it's human.

The genre erupted thanks to "Sleep No More," devised by the British troupe Punchdrunk as a kind of noirish dreamscape, through which patrons wander in pagan masks.

He worked out on the track, using interval training devised by the former British Olympian Sebastian Coe.

Here I learned that it was devised in the 1930s by a group of desperate Muslim politicians who wanted to extract some constitutional concessions from the British before they left India.

Sicily Originally known for the fortified wine marsala (devised by a British trader using the same techniques as sherry) from the local grillo, inzolia and catarrato grapes, Sicily has become the leading player in Mediterranean island wine, switching from sub-£5 gluggers to some good wines in the £10-plus bracket.

In the shorter one-day and Twenty20 forms of cricket, devising a formula for settling weather-affected matches has made two academic statisticians — Tony Lewis and Frank Duckworth — famous, and has earned them recognition from the British government in the most recent honors list.

(Translation from the British: leave).