"devise by", "devise in" or "devise for"?
| A score devised by the authors. |
| It was devised by John Zachman, a US ex-naval officer computer. |
| The author introduces an experiment devised by Thomas Schelling, a game theorist. |
| Because the system of classification is arbitrary and devised by humans there are exceptions. |
| Instead, it would provide a legal framework to cover the guidelines devised by the medical experts. |
| Gurmukhi ' From the mouth of the Guru '? an alphabet devised by Guru Nanak (the first Sikh guru) in the sixteenth century. |
| And I imagine a map of this map could be devised by citing Carlin's writerly forebears, if that's a way you like to establish value. |
| These exercises were devised by Doctor Arnold Kegel, who developed them for his patients in the 1940s as a method to control urinary incontinence. |
| More alarming still has been the tendency of sponsorship to exploit a loophole in the forthcoming Financial Fair Play regulations devised by UEFA. |
| An individuals health problems could be identified a treatment program devised for the lifetime of the individual. |
| Yet the beats aren't so much an objective taxonomy as a convenient management tool, devised for an old technology. |
| People of India desirous of revival society require a suitable system for the creation of such a spirit, which may be devised for practical implementation of our country. |
| Also known as the 1948 International Wheelchair Games, the event was devised for British spinal-injured World War II veterans and, four years later, included Dutch veterans. |
| For the most part, this means assessment by randomized controlled trials (RCTs) -- the most reliable method yet devised for determining whether or not a particular intervention really works. |
| The consistent poverty measure was devised in 1987 using indicators of deprivation based on standards of living at that time. |
| The method we have used to this point Suppressing script triggers is a common issue and one that has had solutions devised in the past which we have used. |
| Suspension here is a devise in the production of fetish-worthy fantasy, allowing an interminable return to an image of degradation that no longer exists in the material world. |
| Special operations were not devised with the law in mind? neither our law nor anyone else? s. |
| Actually he is making a telephone like devise with matchbox that can be used to hear what the person is saying at the other end. |
| Action plans in the Danish capital are devised with colleagues from the economy department and encourage grass roots activity and social enterprise. |
| The tax program should be devised as an instrument, and it should be judged by how well it serves its purpose. |
| The strategies were devised after discussion with the pupils. |
| A theoretical model for success devised among senior managers, rarely looks like the same thing further down the organisation. |
| Many of the dominant theories have been devised within particular value systems and in relation to a limited range of cultures. |