While they explore the possibility of using their findings to devise an intervention program to help essentialists become more socially tolerant and creative, another team from Harvard and Northwestern universities say that the line of thinking may do some populations good.
In his review for AllMusic, Unterberger said that, despite its slight flaws, the album has "many excellent songs" permeated with "a suitably powerful grace", while Townshend's ability to devise a lengthy narrative introduced "new possibilities to rock music".
The possibility of good government, they argued, lay in man's capacity to devise political institutions that would compensate for deficiencies in both reason and virtue in the ordinary conduct of politics.
Trust and estate tax lawyers said it was unlikely that Congress would lower that $5 million threshold, but all those interviewed said it would be imprudent to devise a plan that did not take into account that possibility.
It may also be easier to devise massively parallel fabrication procedures indeed great use has been made of this possibility.
Beyond conceiving the possibility of positive ageing, widely associated with the idea of the third age (Laslett, 1989), work must proceed to devise a construct of positive ageing that is susceptible to empirical investigation.
The possibility that that pace could quicken was conveyed by White House officials on the first day of a three-day meeting convened by the administration to devise a research plan for clarifying climate hazards and devising technologies to end emissions of heat-trapping, or greenhouse, gases altogether.
"We deferred to them to devise a plan".
If only it were easy to devise one.
