Sentence examples for devised with the idea from inspiring English sources

A key performance index (the objective function) based on Fourier spectrum is specially devised with the idea of suppressing spectrum spikes and broadening frequency band.

The idea for Surprises: What You Will: Pop-Up Shakespeare, was devised with the help of writer, director and actor Jonathan Moore to celebrate the Paralympic Games.

He emphasized that the plan was devised with students in mind, as the group deliberating the idea sought to deliver "access to more programs, degree programs, and resources" than are available under the current system.

He wants a revamping of the laws for fighting terrorism, many of which were devised decades ago with the idea that the worst radical threats could come from inside the government itself.

Trans World International, the television arm of the International Management Group, which devised the network idea with the Yankees last year, still hopes to be chosen to run the operations.

They devised the idea of a society with a charter based on that of a local bakers' union, and by January 1874 Pissarro helped found a cooperative along these lines.

Mr. Freedman, who could not be reached last night for comment about the hospital's decision, was one of the executives at the medical center who devised the idea of the merger with N.Y.U.

He said she "devised the idea of using poisonous herbs with snake venoms" and rubbing them on the tips of her weapons so she didn't have to kill her enemies; they would die slow, agonizing deaths after the merest scratch.

After Mr. McCusker's death, the two restaurateurs devised the idea of a tribute.

Zukor then devised the idea of making films featuring Broadway stage actors in their current successes.

"Chefs hate cabinet doors," says Mller, who devised the idea of curtains over the cupboards instead.