Sentence examples for devised to gauge from inspiring English sources

The statement said that the polls had been devised "to gauge public opinion on a wide range of service and policy issues important to LIPA and its customers," but that the practice had been stopped.

It will be important for this work to be done not only with reference to the core attributes, but also with careful consideration of the psychometric properties of measures devised to gauge those attributes.

Alan G. Davenport, who devised ways to gauge the effects of wind on tall structures, then applied his expertise to some of the world's biggest buildings and longest bridges, died July 19 in London, Ontario.

Governors were devised to prevent this.

A formula can be devised to distribute according to usage.

Interventions were devised to target these factors.

Methods were devised to address two questions.

The originality and value of their work was to attempt to devise a method to gauge whether a disruptive innovation assessment could indeed be used to provide a prediction about the success of an innovation.

Devising more reliable ways to gauge this crucial information is an important issue but beyond the foci of this research and shall be addressed by future research.

Using an array of catch and fish life-cycle data, they have devised a new statistical method to gauge the health of fish stocks, and applied it to over 7,000 fisheries.

The guidelines are devised, she said, from myriad internal experiments to gauge users' preferences.