Sentence examples for devising that has from inspiring English sources

So the airlines are trying, it seems to me — though in a system of their own devising that has no slack to accommodate even minor disruptions.

In the last few weeks, momentum has been building in Albany to give the mayor more control of the schools, though Assemblyman Steven Sanders, a close ally of Sheldon Silver, the Assembly speaker, has said it is unlikely that a system will be devised that has no board to serve as a check on mayoral control.

Preliminary design-point modeling suggests that s-CO2 cycle configurations can be devised that have similar overall efficiency but different temperature and/or pressure characteristics.

To solve this problem, new plastic gates were devised that have springs to regulate the motion of the gates, thereby causing them to tilt when the skiers make contact with them.

His weakness is that he was responsible for devising the policy that has caused the Lib Dems most grief in government – the U-turn over university tuition fees.

Devising a study that has not been done before is a herculean task and pursuing one with vulnerable populations only adds to the potential for scrutiny.

While the problem has persisted for decades, Powell has devised a solution that has already provided affordable fresh produce to residents in her former neighborhood.

He devised a display that has the Braille on the rim of a wheel about the size of a roll of masking tape.

The ultimate aim would be to devise a compound that has oral bioavailability and the capacity to penetrate the BBB.

Now scientists have devised a real map that has a lot in common with Harry's magic one.

Assistant professor Nergis Mavalvala, left, and Ph.D. student Thomas Corbitt are part of an international team that has devised a way to cool large objects to near absolute zero.