Richards and Thompson used the skills they learned in the program to brainstorm, design, and print a clever new cap that ensures that only sloppy, delicious ketchup comes out of the bottle instead of the weak, tea-like slop that comes out as a sort of pre-condimental mess.
Full heavy wool trousers and breeches grounded these looks and framed clever contrasting cap-toe oxfords, part of his continuing collaboration with Common Projects.
I suspect that you may lose in court, but you were clever enough to cap your losses at $900 million, which, considering the current state of Sallie Mae, might be a good trade.
Here's a damned clever alternative: tire caps that change color when the pressure gets too low.
Perhaps Grunwald, a clever navigator of the salary cap, will find another unexpected gem or two.
The £500-a-week cap is the cleverest policy the Coalition has cooked up so far.
Eung Ho Park reclaims old serrated-edge bottle caps for his clever "I'm Looking at You" reliefs.
Each of the 36 chapters is titled for a classic (by authors ranging from Shakespeare to Carlo Emilio Gadda), and the plot snakes ingeniously toward a revelation capped by a clever "final exam".
Veigar Pall Gunnarson, a short, squat but clever midfielder who has 33 caps and experience of playing at the top level in Norway and France, started the move with a smart pass upfield.
They will come in waves, armed with earnest smiles, clever videos, dreamy promises and, most important, with cap space, that precious N.B.A. commodity.
A conventional argument Transmetamorphosis Monkeys and coconuts Reprints Related topics Intel Electrical engineering Computer technology Science and technology MicroprocessorsThinking caps onTo understand what is so clever about Transmeta's idea, it is necessary to recall how today's chips work.
