Sentence examples for progress in devising from inspiring English sources

Particularly important for Pylyshyn was the work of Simon (1972) and Newell (1972), and their students Baylor (1973) and Moran (1973), who had already made some progress in devising symbol systems suitable for the computational representation of the spatial structure of simple layouts or objects (such as rectangular blocks).

At the session, Carolyn Ching of the VCS Association—a firm that creates accounting standards for carbon credits described progress in devising the first carbon credit program for mangroves and other wetlands, which could provide funds for their conservation and restoration.

The ability to model and dissect these pathways genetically will be important for future progress in devising new and improved combinatorial therapeutic approaches for breast and other solid cancers.

In the following perspective, we briefly review some of the emerging concepts in this field and emphasize why elucidation of these pathways will be important for future progress in devising new and improved combinatorial therapeutic approaches for breast and other solid cancers.

The progress made in the study of language may be of help in devising a more adequate explanation of nonverbal behaviour in general and of ritual in particular.

Herschel was not only an excellent observer but also a remarkably inventive thinker in devising simplifying assumptions that allowed him to make theoretical progress.

My guarded optimism stems from the progress made in devising treatments for several less well-known malignancies.

The current chapter critically surveys significant progress made in devising and fabricating catalytically active molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs) over the past 3 decades, using several representative examples.

Sean Duke is an American neuropharmacologist who specializes in devising stacks.

KK participated in devising the clinical design of the study.

To quantify his progress in this last task, Kerouac devised a numerical "batting average" that he recalculated as he went.