Sentence examples for devising a new generation from inspiring English sources

In devising a new generation of the machines, the company's president, Michael W. Hunkapiller, calculated it should be possible for a single, industrial-scale center to start from scratch and decode the human genome before the consortium did so.

Breakthroughs in genomic medicine are helping researchers to devise a new generation of personalised treatments for a range of diseases and conditions, including cancer, diabetes and HIV.

"You need a director who can make a case for that support," says Maxwell Anderson, director of the Dallas Museum of Art (DMA).Future challengesRefashioning museums to appeal to future generations means devising a new vision.

That is not a bad motto for those devising a new set of banking regulations.

"Directing a play is wildly different than devising a new work," she said.

Those models can be used as a framework for devising a new scheme (Weber-Wulff, 2014).

So, simplicity is an important factor in devising a new protocol for WBANs.

Revolutionary, high-speed multihulls made with futuristic technology were devised to appeal to a new generation and make the sport more exciting to watch, both from the shore and on TV.

A new generation of economists devised statistical methods to measure the "value added" to a student's performance by almost every factor imaginable: class size versus per-pupil funding versus curriculum.

With the increasing need to tackle new pandemics such as HIV/AIDS, to address the African urban health crisis, while devising strategies for health planning at the district level, a new generation of HDSS-based field stations have recently emerged, including Hlabisa (now Africa Centre) in South Africa, Nairobi in Kenya, and Rufiji in Tanzania.

We are looking now to a new era of electronic editing, and a new generation of scholars are eager to devise new approaches to editing that will make more and different kinds of texts available.