Sentence examples for form devised from inspiring English sources

A form devised in the 15th century is proving remarkably resilient.

Instead, Grimshaw and his team - which included Waterloo's structural engineers, Anthony Hunt - revisited a structural form devised by the pioneering architect Richard Buckminster Fuller: the geodesic dome.

New York requires that the physician complete a "long-term care placement form" devised by the Department of Health, called the DMS-1.

The famous "Black Square", the no-thing into which Malevich projected life in all its fullness, is conceptually a cousin to the yantra, to give the Sanskrit term for a form devised for meditation.

The present paper deals with the study and development of an oral dosage form devised to release drugs following a programmed time period after administration or, when opportune design modifications are introduced, to target the colon.

Scolari vividly demonstrates the diversity of representational forms devised through the centuries, and shows how each one reveals something that is lacking in the others.

All information is entered into computerized standardized forms devised to maintain records, and for follow-up of individual cases.

Specifically, for each sentence in the longer form that was not already represented in the 2-page form, we devised a question that participants might ask to which that sentence was the answer.

One popular legend has it that the form was devised to comfort the Emperor Wu of Han (156-87 B.C). after the death of his beautiful young wife.

While the telegraph had been around in idea and rudimentary form, Morse devised a way to use electricity for sending a series of codes signaling letters of the alphabet.

A scientifically designed survey form was devised to assure that participants sent in data about healthy house finches as well as sick ones, along with data about related species and other visitors to winter feeders.