Sentence examples for that could be devised from inspiring English sources
The luminous columns shining into the heavens surely transcend any constructed memorial that could be devised.
It would be as likely as any that could be devised to produce an Executive Magistrate of distinguished Character.
In this paper, we explore policies that could be devised and employed with the aim of increasing growth while taking into account economic distribution.
Although there are clear uses of biological models and concepts in social-systems work, it may be fair to say that the greatest single impetus to development of this area was widening interest after World War II in cybernetics the study of human control functions and of the electrical and mechanical systems that could be devised to replace or reinforce them.
It is true the ancient armies, in time of war, subsisted much upon plunder; but did not the enemy plunder in their turn --which was a more ruinous way of levying a turn --which oturn --whichuld be devised.
Besides performing various so-called magical tricks, Houdini was adept in releasing himself from almost any kind of confinement that could be devised.
These results indicate that films could be devised to selectively degrade specific target molecules in a mixture.
Because its dogmatic elements of sociability are constructed, and will vary across countries, it stands to reason that they could be devised poorly or incoherently.
It is possible that techniques could be devised where other senses, such as touch, can serve to calibrate the auditory spatial sense during development.
Our results suggest that breeding strategies could be devised that would appreciably increase genetic resistance of cattle to bTB (strictly, reduce the frequency of incidence of reactors) with implications for the current debate concerning badger-culling.
Furthermore, despite all the progress that has been made in elucidating how alcohol consumption might lead to altered DNA methylation patterns, the molecular mechanisms that lead to these alterations have to be better characterized so that effective therapies could be devised.
