Sentence examples for demonstrated smart from inspiring English sources

All of the televisions on show demonstrated "smart" capabilities - that is, the ability to surf the internet and access various services such as Skype or Netflix.

He has demonstrated smarts beyond his age (he started with Fox at 25 and with the Cardinals at 21), a sharp sense of humor and an ability to play well with others (from Tim McCarver on baseball to Troy Aikman and Cris Collinsworth on pro football).

These messages were hidden among the 25m pieces of correspondence related to foreign intelligence targets that spies suck directly from America's fibre-optic cables each year.The judges allowed the programme to resume after the NSA's geeks demonstrated smarter ways of filtering out domestic emails.

The framework has been validated in several case studies, including the visualization of underground utilities for excavator control and collision avoidance to demonstrate SMART's rapid creation of complex AR visual applications.

As Clunkers demonstrates, smart energy policy is what the U.S. economy needs to get back on its feet.

The deals--actually eight projects demonstrating smart grids and carbon capture, utilization and storage--were made through the China-U.S. Climate Change Working Group and will involve companies and research bodies.

The theme of the contest is "home of the future," offering contestants a broad platform to demonstrate fresh thinking around smart, connected devices of the future.

As one more example of how this could work, when I was at Mobile World Congress last winter, SAP demonstrated a smart vending machine for me.

After all, recent plays by Amazon, Apple and Google have all demonstrated that smart assistants are the gateway to a lot more than just the weather and silly Wikipedia questions.

Know what's important to the investors: Dave McClure at 500 Startups will want you to have a deep understanding of the micro-economics; AngelPad loves great B2B opportunities; and Y Combinator appreciates founders who have already demonstrated their smarts with submissions on Hacker News.

He wasn't simply a record label chief who demonstrated his smarts in 1962 when he originally signed the scrappy group of Liverpool upstarts that dozens of other companies had rejected.