Instead they will have to use more cost-effective ingenuity.
All this makes for a delicate and at times fascinating balancing act, as Mr. Chivers the enthusiast and expert shares the page with Mr. Chivers the historian and journalist — the expert dealing well with the detailed mechanics of his subject, the journalist at other times brilliantly illuminating the book with highly effective vignettes of human courage, ingenuity and, mostly, suffering.
The converse claim is easily established, for a Turing machine program is itself a specification of an effective method: without exercising any ingenuity or insight, a human being can work through the instructions in the program and carry out the required operations.
In fact, saving a generation from the scourge of addictive drugs is going to require effective government policy, private sector ingenuity, and leaders of both major parties.
Enabling effective participation by retail investors will require ingenuity.
There are plenty of questions here — such as how effective the tech will prove versus ad industry ingenuity; whether it will be enabled by default; and how much configuration consumers will be offered.
"Tech leaders should continue to engage with conservative thought leaders and policy makers, because many of us on the right want to take advantage of open platforms, digital ingenuity and decentralized thinking to make government more efficient and effective".
The naturalist wants normative advice effective for creatures like us; demanding of judges Herculean philosophical ingenuity violates this constraint.
The Knicks' coordinated, scrambling defense in Game 2 was effective, but more for how it was executed than for the ingenuity of the scheme.
The narrator claims that only the "old-school" teachers are effective; the new ones don't have an "ounce of creativity and ingenuity".
For defense applications, ingenuity and efficiency are not enough robotic systems must also be cost effective.
