"Bean's framing device," you explain as the Guardian does, "is a group of asylum seekers putting on a devised play about four waves of immigration" as they wait to learn whether they can stay in the UK.
Towards the end of our final Guildhall year, which was stuffed with six full-scale productions and showcases, we started working on a devised piece of our own, Freefall, which premiered in April.
In 2009, composer Michael Gordon (of New York contemporary classical stalwarts Bang on a Can) devised a percussion piece called Timber that was to be played on a series of 2x4s.
From 1928 on, Brouwer devised a number of strong counterexamples to classically valid propositions, that is, he showed that these propositions were contradictory.
Mr. Bush, said his spokesman, Ari Fleischer, would "build on" a plan devised by a bipartisan commission headed by Senators Bill Frist, Republican of Tennessee, and John B. Breaux, Democrat of Louisiana.
To figure out what is relevant, the company relies on a theorem devised by an 18th-century British cleric, Thomas Bayes.
It was based on a template devised a decade ago by Goldman Sachs, which called the securities involved Monthly Income Preferred Stock, or M.I.P.S.
In reality, the first slalom, on a course devised by Lunn, is a more significant claim to fame for the village than its funicular.
Several examples have the antic juxtapositions of the Surrealists in general and Max Ernst in particular, most forcefully the anthropomorphized pelican and turtle on a beach devised by Georgina Berkeley, one of the strongest artists in the show.
A general method for the expression and purification of the 42 scaffoldins was designed based on a scheme devised initially for one of the chimaeric scaffoldins (Scaf9S).
The libretto of Bach's St. John, by an unidentified author, is based in part on a text devised by the Hamburg poet Barthold Heinrich Brockes — a lurid treatment that was set by Handel and Telemann, among others.
