Sentence examples for explicitly devised from inspiring English sources
The moments of brilliance were usually those most likely to lose him his following, such as a song-cycle of epic morbidity titled Berlin (1973), and Metal Machine Music (1975), a double album of guitar noise which could have been explicitly devised to ensure the termination of his recording contract.
Other scoring systems have been devised to explicitly address the issue of prognostication in selected forms of peritonitis, such as the left colonic Peritonitis Severity Score (PSS), developed for patients with distal large bowel peritonitis of various origins [9].
If numerical models are to be affordable in this context, schemes which do not explicitly resolve the fast motion must be devised.
Having specific regard to the analysis by orientation of education carried out for this article, it is to be noted that TALIS was not explicitly designed to this end, but it was devised in a way which could support it.
Before long there was very little audience for Taylor's (1973) attempt to devise an explicitly Behavioristic theory of imagery.
The town then devised a master plan for the property, known as Fairfield Hills, that explicitly prohibited residential development.
To improve model efficiency, a semi-analytical approach is devised, where the influence coefficients for displacements and stresses are expressed explicitly by solving the fundamental equations in the frequency domain.
The CGT was devised to minimize working memory and learning components by presenting outcome probabilities explicitly (7).
Using a dubious scheme devised by the super PAC and Clinton's campaign lawyer, Correct the Record is openly and explicitly coordinating its activities with the Clinton campaign, claiming the right to do so because it is operating online.
Importantly, this approach explicitly considered an often-overlooked aspect of weight-of-evidence evaluation by also addressing when causal explanations have been devised to account for results already in hand or when post hoc additions or modifications to hypotheses are constructed to explain what might otherwise be considered as contradictory findings.
