Sentence examples for devising a concept from inspiring English sources
By devising a concept model for the James Bond films, for instance — it was an exercise, not a paid gig — Mr. Perez discerned, among other things, that Bond is not a cold-blooded killer.
To tackle the question, Fermat and Pascal devised a concept known as 'expected value'.
He intends to redesign the car from scratch.Mr Lovins has devised a concept car that he is sure will spark a revolution in the motor industry.
To help them, the foundation has devised a "concept map" that contains the 5,000 or so concepts in science and mathematics that students need to master if they are to qualify for admission to Massachusetts Institute of Technology or Stanford University.
Franz v. Baur (1830 1897), Bernhard Danckelmann (1831 1901) and Gustav Heyer (1826 1883) were among the first who devised a concept for long-term investigations in forest science, emphasising the importance of experimental field plots.
I make music first, and then I devise a concept for it.
I was traveling a lot at the time and just sought to bring the very best of what I found around the world, and devised a concept shop.
In response to the Chinese doctrine, Pentagon planners are devising a military fighting concept called the "air-sea battle strategy" that would ensure that the American military could deploy over great distances to defend United States allies and interests.
Findings and Conclusions: The structural challenges facing scale-up include: devising a unifying national concept; developing teaching, administrative and institutional capacity; honing and guiding endogenous and exogenous partnerships to support delivery, and achieving effective strategies for sustainable costs.
His ability to see the big picture and devise a framing concept to sort out the diverse and unruly detail of history was breathtaking.
When Intercorp Group devised a revolutionary concept for Peru's schools, it needed to win acceptance for corporate-run education and for a very different role for teachers.
