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The chapter's younger, tech-savvy members devised the program, a spokesperson for the group said.
Amid fears that a clear victory for liberals or conservatives would drive many away, assembly members devised a last-minute ruse.
The £520,000-a-year Cabinet Office unit run by Dr David Halpern was told by VIA – whose members devised the personality test – to stop using the questionnaire because it had failed its scientific validation.
After Dr. Gibson's team was denied permission to return to Brazil in 2010, its members devised a method that minimized reliance on Dr. Everett's data by analyzing instead a corpus of 1,000 sentences from Pirahã stories transcribed by another missionary in the region.
Through a series of consortium meetings in the late 1980s and early 1990s, members devised and revised the system currently in use today.
Team members made preliminary investigations of public-facing websites at the institutions in the western U.S. Through an iterative process of review, reflection, synthesis, and discussion team members devised a checklist to apply to all 17 sites.
The crew members devise projects, such as recycling dishwater through a filter of volcanic soil.
More often, he said, "We get 'mute actors.' " In "Sleep No More," which became a cult hit when it opened in New York in April, audience members devise their own paths by deciding, over the course of three hours, which characters to follow and when.
Eco-Mission is led by a student action team, whose members have devised and implemented a series of workshops and projects.
Inevitably, the family members who devised the posters -- like the Greeks who sculptured graves for their dead -- had chosen the happiest images they could find, that one perfect moment lived out one final time before the end of things.
It is propped up by an electoral system of two-member constituencies, devised by Pinochet as one of several measures to ensure that the right, then a minority, would maintain a veto over change.
