Sentence examples for devised one of from inspiring English sources

Several ways to check this assumption have been devised, one of the most important being based on the test of Schoenfeld's partial residuals for a covariate (Schoenfeld 1982).

Chris Pavia, who has been working with Stopgap for 15 years, devised one of my central characters in Artificial Things through a direct dialogue with me.

In 1981, with The French Lieutenant's Women, Karel Reisz and Harold Pinter devised one of the most satisfying film adaptations of a novel yet made.

Using technology and algorithms developed by Mr. Lewin and others, Akamai devised one of the most efficient systems for accelerating the delivery of Internet information, especially Web pages.

"This is an issue with a lot of things," said Tom Dair, an industrial designer whose company, Smart Design, devised one of the first thick-handle toothbrushes.

So Mr. Kwok, a Harvard M.B.A., has devised one of the most ambitious Internet strategies of any old-line Asian company, creating a diverse portfolio of Internet start-ups related to his family's business.

For each cluster, we devise one of the following optimized training methods based on the cluster's size and homogeneity.

Bo-Job devises one of his amusing dirty limericks, delivered as usual in a comedy "Northern Power'ouse" accent.

A bit of background first: after the Meiji Restoration of 1868, the Japanese were so determined to westernize that they consulted European constitutions before devising one of their own and introduced the study of Western culture in public schools.

Next he gathered friends to research honor codes and devise one of their own, to supplement the existing academic integrity policy, which kicks in only on the rare occasion a cheater is caught.

We do this either by accepting some critic's rationale or by devising one of our own, or by simply feeling that by entering the story through our own imaginations, we become the ending.