Sentence examples for energy devising from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it is an artifact of biology: central-nervous-system injuries were so rare in our prehistory that there was no reason for evolution to expend energy devising strategies to fix them.

He also noted: "Sadly, many of those from social services who gave evidence seemed to spend a lot of time and energy devising ways of limiting access to services, and adopting mechanisms designed to reduce service demand".

Good politicians know that voters make a large share of their decisions superficially, which is why campaigns spend so much time and energy devising an effective image for their candidate.

India's generals have devoted considerable energy to devising strategies for fighting a limited war, one that would enable New Delhi to put an end to cross-border attacks in Kashmir and punish Pakistan without provoking it to brandish its nuclear arsenal.

But one thing is certain: we will never devote our best efforts to that task so long as we continue to squander energy on devising punitive measures against Japan, which didn't create our dilemma and can't solve it for us.

As a young skateboarder, Paulusse put his energy into devising gusty tricks in his small village in Amsterdam.

But that's what is being offered by some of the big graduate recruiters that have been putting their energies into devising ways of attracting talent at an earlier age through school leaver programmes.

Though Mr. Kierszenbaum devotes much of his energies to devising global marketing plans for big Interscope acts like Nelly Furtado and 50 Cent, with Cherrytree he has been quietly flirting with the boundaries, artistic and geographic, of mainstream pop by scouting performers from around the world and trying to establish them as stars far removed from their native countries.

Until such time I suggest to those banks: Redirect your energies toward devising better ways to check the quality of your loans (remember Penn Square and Continental Illinois) rather than ways of cutting services to your customers and patronizing them in the process by pretending it's for their own good.

This paper introduces a new metric, energy cost, devised to consider a balance of sensors' remaining energies, as well as energy efficiency.

Plant biomass derived from either crop waste or dedicated feedstocks such as switchgrass (Panicum virgatum) could potentially provide energy via biofuels if a system for unlocking this energy were devised that was robust, efficient and inexpensive [2].