Sentence examples for wise to devise from inspiring English sources

If we want an infrastructure bank it would seem wise to devise its structure and procedural rules deliberatively, not in a rush, and to allow time for the operation of a truly rigorous project-approval process.

Herein, we present a step-wise approach to devise three-dimensional (3D) superhydrophobic disordered arrays of fibers in the form of nonwoven mats exhibiting hierarchical surface roughness and low surface energy.

In this paper, GA's population-based approach and ability to make pair-wise comparison in tournament selection operator are exploited to devise a penalty function approach that does not require any penalty parameter.

The big questions When applied to practice, the wise and ancient thinking of the world's major traditions can lead pupils to devise and answer their own questions.

That wouldn't be hard to devise.

This to devise, O my unhappy soul!

"Does the president really think it wise to eliminate tax provisions that encourage investment in technology and exploration and development and would likely constrict future energy supplies, raise energy costs and kill jobs?" The agreement calls on energy and finance ministers from the G-20 to devise "strategies and timeframes" for eliminating the subsidies and report back at the next meeting.

Viewers went online to devise countermoves.

To devise a process management mechanism.

Since the pair-wise structure comparison and distance estimation approach that we used for MFE structure predictions were not applicable to large number of structures we had to devise a new way to quantify the structural distance between the donor site and the branchpoint sequence.

Some like to devise a point system.