So Ms. Pearl, who is now 58, came up with this ingenious calculus of reading: "Now I have an amended Rule of 50: If you're 50 years of age and under, you follow the original rule.
The team had a controversial reading of the completely new technical regulations last year, and it gained a big advantage by devising an ingenious aerodynamic device at the back of the car called a double diffuser.
A thrilling reading of a particularly famous speech is memorable, of course, but the finest performances I've seen are rarely about bravura moments or ingenious new inflections.
A reading of the original novella, published in 2005, reveals what a careful, alchemical job she has done, often coming up with ingenious slang, and with creative ways of patching English syntax into complex, and very French, phrasing.
The ingenious "celebrities read mean tweets" section of Jimmy Kimmel's popular American chat show often draws in millions of viewers and an equal number of laughs.
And last, but definitely not least, I must acknowledge that my whole search for a new theory of adaptive evolution in sexual species was mainly inspired by reading the ingenious critique of the old Fisherian theory in Richard Dawkins Selfish Genee.
For those who cannot read, Mr. Sirleaf has devised an ingenious system of symbols that transmit and sometimes subtly editorialize on the news.
Certain punchlines, and some ingenious reinventions of the page, stagger on the first reading but not the fourth or fifth.
It was an extraordinarily ingenious piece of engineering, to ensure there was always somewhere for the couple to sit and read or talk in tranquillity even in the most violent weather.
An ingenious system of conveyor belts and elevators, also built in the 1940s, carries the bin back to any of seven reading rooms, where it is unpacked, and the book is handed over to you.
