Sentence examples for the method devised from inspiring English sources

The method devised by Jean Monnet, the EU's forefather, was to move in half-steps, justified on technocratic merit.

Much more successful was the method devised by the gynaecologist Soranus of Ephesus who suggested a wool plug for the uterus impregnated with gummy substances.

The method devised by Dawid Janas, a Polish scientist, involves covering aircraft wings with a form of soot, which can then be heated to stop ice forming in the first place.

Set in one location with just three speaking parts, its premise is based on the Turing Test, the method devised by the British mathematician and codebreaker Alan Turing to determine whether a machine might be experiencing a sense of consciousness comparable to our own.

The method devised by the authors operates mainly at the decoder side, leaving the particular UEP implementation open.

Thus, the method devised cannot be directly equated with volumetric capnography and ventilation dead space calculations, as suggested by Bohr [93] or Enghoff [94].

Both Yale and Bristol-Myers Squibb now hold patents on d4T, Yale for its use in treating people with H.I.V. infection, and Bristol-Myers for the methods devised to produce the drug in large quantities.

The demand for better computational techniques led to a resurgence of interest in numerical methods and their analysis, an area of mathematics that can be traced to the methods devised several centuries ago by physicists for the hand computations they made to validate their theories.

While the theoretical results as such are original and valuable too, the present models confirm the practical importance of the methods devised to study discrete systems with random parameters.

Agreement evaluation of both urinometers compared with cylinder measurements was performed according to the methods devised by Bland and Altman [ 5, 6] using a priori set limits of agreement, confidence intervals of obtained parameters and relationship analysis of differences and means.

The new method devised by the MIT research team uses two different polymer substances, each of which carries an opposite polarity of electric charge.