Sentence examples for was devised during from inspiring English sources
The language was devised during 1969 73, alongside the early development of the UNIX operating system.
That system was devised during the Depression to protect investors and customers of utilities from a wide range of corporate abuses that investigators think ultimately took place at Enron.
A scheme was devised during the Second World War to protect major cities from enemy bombing by lighting decoy fires on nearby open land.
Though The Wanderer debuted at BAM in December 2014, its two-week tenure at Jacob's Pillow this August feels special, as much of the choreography was devised during a creative residency last October at the site's Doris Duke Theatre.
The concept of having three interconnected protagonists was devised during the development of San Andreas, but the team felt they did not have the technical capabilities to realise it.
An accomplished athlete The Olympic torch relay was devised during the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin and has since been held in Olympics host countries.
Metal horn antennas were devised during the subsequent decade following the development of waveguides that could direct the propagation of very high-frequency radio signals.
Their pressing task is to revise antiquated laws preventing freedom of speech, for instance, and restricting women that were devised during more repressive times to protect the interests of an entrenched clerical establishment.
Most monitoring strategies are devised during the design stage but are constantly revised when events show the current strategy to be incomplete, inefficient or otherwise ineffective.
It had been devised during the 1960s when Scientology's founder L. Ron Hubbard was living aboard a former Irish Sea cattle ferry Royal Scotman [sic] (later Apollo), in which he roamed the Mediterranean at the head of a small fleet of ships crewed by Sea Org members.
The 145 study was devised in 2001 and 2002 during headier times when Amgen thought it could expand use of Aranesp.
