Also dead was the narrator, as well as most of the other voices, in Roberto Pazzi's Le città del dottor Malaguti, an elegant, captivating story in which fantasy and reality cooperated to explore and expose, with a mixture of compassion and contempt, the sick rituals of a beautiful provincial city that, rather cleverly, was identified as Ferrara only in the novel's last word.
Carmakers such as GM are considering Gorix's technology, not just as a better way to warm seats but, more cleverly, to identify passengers electronically so that the car "knows" whether to deploy an airbag in the event of a crash.Robert Rix, Gorix's boss, warns about hyping smart textiles too much, pointing to a big practical problem: the batteries needed to power conductive clothing.
From this collection, I identified 76 letters that not only touched on these very topics but also cleverly tied them into a larger social dilemma.
The Nice companies have Nice customers because they've identified a niche – often literally PLUs (People Like Us) – and have communicated with it cleverly through targeted direct mail and, later, compelling websites.
White, whom Tony didn't identify, played: 1 Be4+!? Nxe4 2 Rd7 cleverly trapping the queen.
Cleverly, it used Facebook Connect as a way to identify people that were named and tagged on images hosted on Flickr.
A blog post written in March by someone identifying himself as Sarkar asserted that Klug "cleverly stole all my code and gave it (to) another student" and "made me really sick".
The app cleverly walks you through a sign-up flow where it attempts to identify what kind of shopper you are through a brief Q&A where you tap on answers to identify your style and favorite stores.
Using a detector buried in a mine in Japan and cleverly screening out neutrinos emitted by nearby nuclear-power plants, the scientists were able to identify conclusively neutrinos that were emitted by the decay of radioactive elements within the Earth.
