Sentence examples for to devise this from inspiring English sources

Armando Iannucci might have struggled to devise this well-balanced, in the sense of being equally ill-qualified, double act: Oliver the political appointee (who previously was an ostensibly impartial BBC news executive) paired with Aiken (who previously was head of spin for Tory Westminster council and ran the Tory campaign unit), the ostensibly impartial civil servant.

In order to achieve both goals, a couple of different approaches have been considered to devise this type of architectures.

To devise this map, we identified transcriptional enhancers and insulators in these cells and placed them within the context of cohesin-associated CTCF-CTCF loops using cohesin ChIA-PET data.

A parallel algorithm that contains the chain code generating rules and operations needed is also described, and the algorithm is mapped onto a one-dimensional systolic array containing ⌈12(N+1)⌉ processing elements (PEs) to devise this architecture.

Israel's first prime minister, David Ben-Gurion, is reputed to have asked the Osem company to devise this substitute, and it was thus nicknamed "Ben-Gurion's rice".

Especially distinctive were the steps that Paterson's group took to devise this experiment so that its results would be as statistically convincing as possible.

To devise this year's menu, which includes more than 200 items, they looked at what was popular last year, researched trends in the food and beverage industry and "checked out local tastes," said Mr. Wood.

Still, although Valenti doubtless did the labor required to devise and sell this new rating system, he would have undertaken it only at Wasserman's behest.

Further work will be required to devise ontologies of this type and integrate them with pre-existing metadata standards.

Yet it's been difficult to devise regulations governing this noise, because scientists have not fully understood how sounds reach the baleen whales' ear bones.

If you wanted to devise a name for this approach, you might pick the phrase economist Arnold Kling has used: Progressive Corporatism.