Sentence examples for devised to compensate from inspiring English sources

Forms of questions have been devised to compensate for errors that arise from the efforts to respond in a socially approved manner; some are designed to detect lying.

A technique is devised to compensate the problem utilizing the water surface as the reference plane and measuring the vertical distance from the top of the boat to that surface.

He devised ways to compensate, but the problem grew worse.

And because the concept of money was foreign, the weavers' society had to devise how to compensate members with alternatives.

Differently from various recent approaches to this localization problem, all starting with a non-convex geometric minimization problem and attempting to devise methods to compensate the non-convexity effects, we suggest a geometric strategy to compose a convex minimization problem first, that is equivalent to the initial non-convex problem, at least in noise-free measurement cases.

(Martinez, whose own childhood home is now a youth center, said that a "vehicle" might be devised to restore homes to exiles or to compensate them, but he acknowledged that Cubans on the island had a claim to them as well.

It was identified through a screen originally devised to isolate proteins that when mutated, could compensate for mitochondrial splicing defects in yeast (Dujardin et al, 1980).

To compensate for machining errors, a tuning method has been devised to achieve desired RF parameters for the structure, which has been qualified by the successful tuning of a 7-cell buncher to π mode frequency of 2856 MHz with field flatness <3% and RF coupling coefficient close to unity.

This mechanism does not operate in sphingomyelinase-deficient cells and animals; however, carriers coated with both anti-ICAM and the enzyme, devised to deliver enzyme replacement therapy in Neumann-Pick syndrome, do compensate for the genetic defect and get internalized by cells.

Flight engineers devised fuel savings to compensate.

Instead, we have devised other ways to compensate them for their vital work.