Sentence examples for which he devised from inspiring English sources

Shapley's chief contribution to game theory was the Shapley value, which he devised in 1953.

Ulfilas' outstanding contribution to writing is his invention of the Gothic alphabet, which he devised from Greek (primarily) and Latin.

Dr. Damadian's full-body scanning machine, the Indomitable, which he devised in 1977, is in the Smithsonian Institution's permanent collection.

The resultant blobs and blotches invoked shapes, on top of which he devised miniature scenes of exquisite weirdness.

Clegg is now working on a startup – Festibl, an app that matches the user's music tastes to festivals – which he devised on the course with a fellow student.

Matteo also wrote a highly praised text, "The Language of Spanish Dance: A Dictionary and Reference Manual," as well as "Woods That Dance," a book about castanets for which he devised a notation system.

We had eaten his food at C. T., his former place in Manhattan, and at the Blue Door in Miami Beach, for which he devises menus.

Ea defies her dad by sabotaging the ancient 80s-vintage computer on which he devises all his pointlessly cruel earthquakes etc and sets up on her own.

His best films (including last year's "Bernie") are ones in which the subject itself is inquiry, in which deception and reality are themselves at stake in the action; in which mirror games of performance are built into the drama, in which he devises a method that poses questions.

Those who do not have shared one of the great romances of modern Turf history – and been able to do so, moreover, largely on account of the patience with which Sam receives the same old questions, and the passion with which he devises fresh answers.

First and most ubiquitously, he divides Aristotle's text into sections and chapters, some of which follow the divisions we now have, some of which he devises himself.