Sentence examples for devising of from inspiring English sources

But David Cameron wasn't on my mind at any point during the devising of Iggle Piggle".

Bragg compares the devising of a workable alphabet to the invention of the worldwide web.

This test was followed by the dropping of a real bomb and the devising of the first bombsight.

Fertilizer development was also important, from the discovery of superphosphate to the devising of modern kinds of foliar feeding.

Most recently, he worked with Simon McBurney, founder of theatre company Complicite, in the devising of A Disappearing Number.

Notation, in face of this, has moved in two directions: toward adaptation of staff notation and toward the devising of new notational systems.

A second problem that confronts comparative analysis is the difficulty of devising measures of political development.

The Internet is the quickest and cheapest way yet devised of disseminating medical research.

Putting it in shuffle mode is the most satisfying way yet devised of enjoying your record collection.

Modification of conventional statistical methodologies or devise of new methodologies is needed for the analysis of colon cancer.

The Congress, acting pursuant to its broad authority to regulate the descent and devise of Indian trust lands, Jefferson v. Fink, 247 U.S. 288, 294, 38 S.Ct.