Sentence examples for devising programs from inspiring English sources
In the first case, hackers can disrupt phone traffic by devising programs that look for holes in firewalls.
The American conductor David Robertson and the French pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard share a gift for devising programs that juxtapose old and new works in fascinating ways.
The Israeli pianist David Greilsammer has been particularly innovative at devising programs that juxtapose old and new works in dynamic ways.
But Mr. Greilsammer has a special gift for devising programs that make bold leaps from composer to composer over centuries, usually played without interruption.
Alan Gilbert, the Philharmonic's music director, has a flair for devising programs that extend and refresh the repertory rather than recycle it ad nauseam.
Colleges are devising programs that try to integrate students on the spectrum into the academic and social fabric of the campus.
Executives of the network, based in Atlanta, have for months been devising programming and stylistic improvements with the intention of raising CNN's ratings.
What about the multitudes television executives devise programs for?
The suit seeks an order that the city devise programs to address the issue.
But Mr. Urbain devised programs combining the bass bell and the four lesser bells.
Gilbert, like David Robertson, in St . Louis and Michael Tilson Thomas, in San Francisco, devises programs that tell a story.
