Sentence examples for they devised for from inspiring English sources
The title they devised for the society's program on Sunday evening at Alice Tully Hall might have been trite — "Pianos/Pianists: A Celebration of the Keyboard" — but the concept was imaginative.
In fact, if a design team were given a dual-touch-mode screen, I wouldn't be surprised if a Courier-type hybrid was the first product they devised for it.
For settings (I was particularly impressed by the beer stein collection they devised for Dr. Schueppʼs office).
Wu et al. have used definitions they devised for palpebrae superioris (ps) and palpebrae inferioris (pi), rather than utilizing standard textbook definitions [ 10, 14].
When landlords go back into court today, they will again explain the complex formula they have devised for providing cash payments to tenants.
And in the last week of the New York governor's race, the strategists for the two main candidates are as different as the television commercials they have devised for their clients.
There are passages of acoustic guitar and stretches of resonant vibraphone bowing and clarinet; the sets don't seek monochromatic endurance as much as total focus and the completion of an assignment that they've devised for themselves, perhaps unconsciously: What is the strongest effect any instrument can have?
"Part of the problem with conventional valuation methods is that they were devised for manufacturing companies, which dominated the economy in the past.
The problem with these active error correction schemes is that they were devised for a very unrealistic noise model which treats the computer as quantum and the environment as classical (Alicki, Lidar & Zanardi 2006) Once a more realistic noise model is allowed, the feasibility of large scale, fault tolerant and computationally superior quantum computers is less clear (Hagar 2009).
It was part of a Martial Plan they had devised for the world.
However, even the more widely applied tools of this kind, like Weeder, can be significantly slow, taking several hours on typical case studies, because they were devised for finding subtle similarities in small sequence sets, rather than large similarities in large ones.
