Sentence examples for he devised in from inspiring English sources

Shapley's chief contribution to game theory was the Shapley value, which he devised in 1953.

Much of the terminology he devised in the book is still used.

A fuel-cost hedging plan he devised in 1999 has saved Southwest $3 billion.

Dr. Damadian's full-body scanning machine, the Indomitable, which he devised in 1977, is in the Smithsonian Institution's permanent collection.

Green hopes to bankrupt Macha by means of "the formula," an equation he devised in the joint.

His approach to running his firm, for example, is based on 210 rules he devised in a handbook for his firm, called Principles.

J. finds a Russian ship heading for Odessa, and he buys a Finnish dagger, called a finka in Russian, and he devises, in the spirit of Mozart, an operatic plot to get V. out of the clutches of her brothel keeper.

But his self-improvement regimen -- which includes reading all the novels on the syllabus of his wife, an English teacher -- includes his determination that, if he can just follow the strategies he's devised in therapy, he can win his wife back.

Instead he offers 10 lessons he learned on the business of peacemaking, a kind of how-to guide, which he has devised in both Northern Ireland and as the Quartet envoy to the Middle East.

Economist G Cornelis van Kooten, of the University of Victoria in British Columbia, admits that he devised formulas "in spite of a paucity of data" and that factoring in a stigma effect was an afterthought, and "no empirical evidence for it exists".

Luther initiated the process in 1523 with his Formula Missae Formulala of the Mass"), a service that retained the Latin language; but he soon devised (in 1526) a Deutsche Messe ("German Mass"), a vernacular worship service.