Sentence examples for each devised from inspiring English sources
Instead, each devised a long-term strategy reaching from preschool to high school.
Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Mike Kelley, Tony Feher, Jack Pierson and Robert Gober each devised highly personal forms of recycling involving cheap goods, poetic detritus, evocative color and the occasional handmade plumbing fixture.
Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Mike Kelley, Tony Feher, Jack Pierson and Robert Gober each devised highly personal forms of recycling involving cheap goods, poetic detritus, evocative color and the occasional hand-made plumbing fixture.
These have included "Like a Bird" in 1996, "Amours" 1997, "Being Nature" in 1998 and "A Real World" in 1999, each devised to provide the artist's take on the commonplace.
The city's Department of Education mandated the use of the two tests for admission to gifted programs beginning in 2008; before that, individual schools and districts each devised its own criteria.
Wix, Waze and Outbrain each devised a method for scalable direct customer acquisition, whether it was through advertising channels, mobile platforms or sales reps.
TWO companies are in a race to build the first version of an innovative product, and executives at each devise strategies to finish first.
Spark, overseen by a staff of experienced activists, brings together 20 girls from 13 to 22, who each devise two actions a month, like a petition or demonstration, which they blog about on the group's Web site and promote through Spark's network of 60-plus partners including Girls Inc., and NOW.
There are so many formulas because each is devised for a slightly different purpose, and each uses slightly different calculations and pieces of information to come up with a number, a Pataki administration official said.
Through brainstorming sessions involving hundreds of sticky notes, LEGO prototypes, and numerous cups of coffee, each team devised a unique remedy for carbon reduction on the island.
As in Britain, the American states pledged themselves to a "standards-programme", in which each state devised a system of student-testing, for different age-groups, to measure schools' progress.
