Sentence examples for easy to devise and from inspiring English sources
Importantly, the fundamental metrics of exercise behaviour, that is, frequency, intensity and duration, or repetitions, sets and intensity of resistance training, although easy to devise and report, are seldom included in published clinical trials.
Still, it's hardly easy to devise a new bestseller, and maybe even write some of it, every six months.
But as Dr. Schwitzgebel noted, it would not be easy to devise such a study, because "Hurlburt is not into making the bold generalizations and the specific predictions that allow for easy confirmation or disconfirmation".
It has never been easy to devise a way to sort the mail we want from the mail we don't want.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, August 5, 1933 P. 5 Mr. Lippmann says it is not easy to devise means of restraining speculation in stocks.
One or two meetings might be in order to determine how things went awry, and once Bondy is safely on the plane back home it should be relatively easy to devise new stage business to replace his lamer notions.
But it is easy to devise other DSP functions which cannot be expressed as AFs.
If that turns out to be the case, it would be relatively easy to devise a test to identify the carriers, who could then avoid the risky medications.
Indeed, it is easy to devise experiments where having policy uncertainty converges exponentially slower (or does not converge at all) than the Bayes adaptive optimal policy.
The accuracy and simplicity of using the model for calculating the throughput make it easy to devise adaptive schemes for the access point that can maximize the system throughput as the number of active stations changes over time.
