Sentence examples for clever properties from inspiring English sources

The task, for which volunteers were paid €20, has some clever properties.

In 1960 clever property owners who wanted access to the public's capital managed to insert a provision into the Cigar Excise Tax Extension Act which purported to expand opportunities to small investors.

Extate is a very clever property search engine.

A Vectran netting system, mounted on a light metal frame and wrapped around vehicles about 30cm from their surface, deforms the warhead tip in a way that prevents the spike from forming, says Steve Lawton of AmSafe Bridport, which designed the system.Weave your spellFabrics can be given new properties by clever arrangement of their yarns.

The French interior designer François Champsaur waved a clever wand over the property: rooms are snug but homey, with cobalt blue walls, blond wood paneling and good lighting.

"What they have done is design a clever biomaterial that recapitulates the properties of young and healthy skin.

The particulars depend on the clever manipulations of two fundamental properties of the quantum world -- superposition and entanglement.

Q How can glass be self-cleaning? asks Lou, via email This is a clever way to incorporate useful properties into common materials.

Addictive properties or not, clever marketing can convince an uninformed child that soda is safe to drink, especially when little else of caloric value is available.

A clever approach to control capsule properties by a combination of interfacial polymerization and free radical polymerization was developed by Mahabadi et al. [ 2, 15, 16].

Far better to hit the rich, and using the revenue from a high value property tax was clever politics.