Sentence examples for devised means from inspiring English sources

Noguchi devised means of cultivating microorganisms that had never before been grown in the test tube.

Perkins also experimented with high-pressure steam boilers and in 1823 devised means to attain working steam pressure of 800 1400 psi.

And what the English courts, especially the equity courts, did in other contexts, shows that, if they had had the will, they could have devised means of protecting parties to arbitrations.

However, its industrial manufacture and utilization were not begun until the late 1930s, after chemists at the Dow Chemical Company in the United States and IG Farben in Germany devised means for obtaining it in a pure state.

We have then devised means to bypass the intrinsic limitations of the CIF 1.1 file format adopted by the TCOD.

Cannon devised means of employing the newly developed Röntgen ray, or x-ray, to study digestive processes uninhibited by surgical or mechanical intervention.

Rather than putting up a buffer between ourselves and those outside our immediate sphere, poems devise means to contemplate those others and to take in their perspectives.

They also appear at a time when the need to devise means to improve America's tarnished international image, particularly in the Islamic world, appears pressing.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, August 5, 1933 P. 5 Mr. Lippmann says it is not easy to devise means of restraining speculation in stocks.

"Brilliant and innovative," in Mr. Lichty's estimation, Mr. Giovannoni was harvesting raw Arbitron data on public-radio listenership and devising means of analyzing it.

The results have implications for the study of evaluation biases in BSC as well as in other performance measurement systems, and for devising means to mitigate them.