The floor area ratio ordinance, as the proposal is called, was first recommended last June by Scarsdale's planning board that devised the plan with the help of a consultant.
A company that devised the advertising effort with light boards that ignited fears of terrorism in Boston on Wednesday issued an apology and said it had not tried to hide its involvement.
From 1955 to 1970, he held surgical posts at Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn, where he led a team that devised many influential devices with support from the National Institutes of Health, including an electronic heart-lung machine and a radio transmitter that allowed paralyzed patients to empty their bladders.
If you think this resembles the crass humor of Punch and Judy more than it does the subtle satire of Molière masterpieces like "Tartuffe" and "The Misanthrope," you're in complete agreement with the team that devised this merry entertainment.
The feeling is of being in a car that's more modern than, say, a Bentley, but still one that's devised with a sense of history.
In fact, there is no movie, just a voice track that Kiarostami devised with willing actors, accompanied by melodramatic music.
But for the next 12 weeks he will sell jewel-like pastries that he devised with six colleagues.
Britten also used this fusion of professional with amateur forces in The Little Sweep (1949), which forms the second part of his entertainment for children, Let's Make an Opera, that he devised with Crozier.
So maybe the new speed limit was devised with that in mind, the same way that the standard capacity of both the vinyl LP and the compact disk suited the length of Beethoven symphonies.
The pope implied strongly in May that zero tolerance would not pass muster in the Vatican, and the new policy has been devised with that in mind.
