Sentence examples for devising of a from inspiring English sources

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

A fully developed phylogeny is essential for the devising of a taxonomy that reflects the natural relationships within the world of living things.

Our key innovation has been to put the devising of a series of dramatic performances at centre stage, allowing people with widely differing life experiences of food issues to imagine what it is like to be the other.

Additionally, many of these tools do not have out of the box support for cloud environments and would necessitate the devising of a means to deploy and manage them on the cloud.

In some cases, the technology is invented along with the content; "Strangers" entailed the devising of a new camera by Raphael and Lajeunesse, while Milk built a sound-capturing system to give his movie its surround-sound  feel.

It was also the delicate and outrageous humanity (a thing much harder to devise) of a handful of characters who set themselves up in pacific and explosive resistance.

It is a matter of devising a new theory of the firm, and shifting our focus and behavior toward that understanding.

In 1877 78 an associate of Muybridge devised a system of magnetic releases to trigger an expanded battery of 24 cameras.

Indeed, the creative process of devising such a piece utterly fuses the visual and musical.

He devised a way of moving a patient from a stretcher to a hospital bed with the minimum of discomfort.

Instead of devising a policy toward North Korea, Mr. Bush devised an epithet: "the axis of evil".