Sentence examples for so devised from inspiring English sources

Mr Smith, for example, did not like the leaflets sent by headquarters, so devised one himself.

Of course the stage could be so devised as to allow of both kinds of presentation as desired.

The New Yorker, May 21 , 1938P. 13 Talk story about an electrical epee, a new duelling weapon so devised that when one fencer scores a touch a light flashes & a bell rings on a nearby control box.

His objection to the standard western classical scale wasn't so much along the philosophical lines of Schoenberg and other early 20th-century atonalists; he was mainly frustrated by the musical limitations of the equal-tempered octave, so devised a system that split the octave into 43 notes instead.

The so devised consensus RI repeat library was generated at the DNA level and assembled by stepwise ligation to give libraries of 2 12 repeats.

The scheme is so devised that it can design "rules" that potentially maps apparently disparate input data items (though having some regular stochastic relations) to an almost exact position of mobile terminals (MTs).

Mr Townsend draws an unfavourable comparison with the early days of the web.Even so, devising a website "was a relatively easy design challenge compared with this".

So devising arguments about why not to give aid to India is one thing, saying it's a rich country quite another.

We believe that in the near future the construction of personalized publications will be more content-driven, so devising a set of complex rules for broad scope content selection would be a challenge.

So devising a radical new economy isn't only ideologically necessary -- it's the only way the region can survive.

Being consistent in your net carb intake is key in the induction phase, so devise a plan that illustrates this.