Dr. Young gamely took on Brady as a patient and resolved the issue with an instrument he devised called a prostatic excisor.
"If children have games and activities that demonstrate the relationship between numbers, then quantity becomes a physical experience," said Sharon Griffin, a psychologist at Clark University in Worcester, Mass., who found in a series of careful studies that a curriculum she devised, called Number Worlds, raised the scores of children who lagged in math.
However, there are other ways to 'pitch' at The Europas and the main one a brand new format we've devised called Pitch Roulette.
Lanciotti alleged that a Zika test made by his lab, called Singleplex, was more sensitive than another test he initially helped devise, called Trioplex (which also tested for the related dengue and chikungunya viruses).
Mangano had just wound down an hour, in heels, of striding around a set, pitching a space-saving closet contraption she devised called Huggable Hangers.
But because of it the system of government he devised is called the principate.
community, helped devise something called the Kimberley Process, which effectively created a way to ensure that buyers were getting only diamonds that had been mined legally.
There was Paul Lazarsfeld, one of the giants of twentieth-century sociology, who devised something called the Lazarsfeld-Stanton Program Analyzer, a little device with buttons to record precisely the emotional responses of research subjects.
The rule-base blocks admit two inputs one of which is newly devised and called "normalized acceleration" and the other one is the classical "error".
The plan that the Union officers devised was called Moss 3, named after the Pittston's Moss 3 Preparation Plant which was its primary coal processing plant at the time.
