Sentence examples for devised while from inspiring English sources

Back in 1999 I met a group from the ICC in their old headquarters at Lord's to talk through a player referral system I had devised while working in South Africa as the coach of Western Province.

Their Coke-can-sized gizmo, which they devised while working at Ikaria, an American drug firm that both have since left, contains a cartridge of pressurised CO, a tube to deliver the gas to the patient's nose, and a few buttons to set the required dose.

An early invention, the roller pump, devised while he was in medical school in the 1930s, became the central component of the heart-lung machine, which takes over the functions of the heart and lungs during surgery by supplying oxygenated blood to the brain.

Another successful characterisation was that of an eccentric Spanish dancer, which Little Tich devised while touring Europe, and like The Serpentine Dance, relied heavily on acrobatic choreography and comic miming rather than eccentric singing and joke reciting.

In a third approach, a modeling methodology in which the aim was to generate the IF state with much of the structural information of the OF state intact was devised, while also attempting to capture local and global structural changes occurring during the formation of the alternate state.

This could have been a children's game devised to while away recess; the dancers exuded that same childlike and intoxicating mixture of concentration and pleasure.

One Friday late last month, Mr. Travis, a large, shy man who speaks softly and drives a small silver Toyota Prius, was explaining his method and how he had devised it while careering from lane to lane on the highway that connects Austin and Round Top.

Table 4 presents the implementation results of the devised PEs, while Table 5 summarizes the hardware realization of the considered MST core.

Floyd devised the menus while the hotel, in an exclusive resort in Phuket, retained financial responsibility.

The place has been shined up according to a formula devised to modernize while maintaining a through-line to an old and largely vanished Hollywood.

The UK scene has its own fledgling magazine, Like the Wind, set up by Simon and Julie Freeman, who devised the idea while running around Mont Blanc for their honeymoon.