Guardiola won this tactical battle: his starting system outfoxed Mourinho, and when the United manager changed things intelligently to chase the game, City's head coach responded to every move quickly and effectively.
In short, the people who run this country seem to have embraced change wholeheartedly and intelligently.
It detects depth so that it can intelligently change the lighting effect on your face independently of the background.
Digital media companies can intelligently change their offerings and promotions in advance or in real time and align them with changing external factors.
Since the RF spectrum occupation rate has a wide variation, in time and space, from 15 to 85% [1], cognitive radio can dynamically and intelligently change its communication channel and temporally utilize the portions of the unused RF spectrum (called a spectrum hole or white space) [7, 8, 17].
Neither possesses an overpowering fastball, but both throw strikes, change speeds and pitch intelligently.
Appropriate growth conditions should be determined by intelligently predicting changes in growth stage from these data and assessing the results of those predictions on the controlled growth system.
Unfortunately, the skeptics do not always see that economic opportunities also lie in dealing intelligently with climate change.
For a change, the stock market acts intelligently.
"If people need it, and they do, the water environment must be used intelligently, and even changed, to an extent, without biological or environmental chaos".
A CPS integrates physical devices, such as sensors and cameras, with cyber (or informational) components to form a situation-integrated analytical system that responds intelligently to dynamic changes in the real-world scenarios.
