Lacking the big bucks of pay cable, "Jane" turns the CW's limitations into advantages, making elegant use of the screen, often through a kind of flirtatious denial.
When Google introduced Gmail, in 2004, we were all thrilled that we'd now be able to take advantage of its elegant intelligence in the realm of e-mail, which, at the time, for most, consisted of some combination of clunky work-e-mail services and a junky, bulky Web-based service like Hotmail.
What's sad is that many people don't take advantage of the elegant but powerful (albeit old) operating system they way they could.
In this interesting manuscript by Miyazaki and colleagues, they take advantage of an elegant technique to manipulate protein misfolding and turnover discovered in the Wandless lab.
To achieve our objective we took advantage of the elegant Aspergillus niger mutant test system previously characterized and described by [17,18].
Each has it its advantages and although elegant in their varied use of compatible enzyme pairs, they are all inherently less tolerant of donor fragments that contain core recognition sites as they are all single core designs.
The elegant ASE approach has the major advantage of assessing expression within an individual rather than across subjects thereby avoiding major sources of error and variation.
With the funding, 100Plus has hired design firm Cooper to create an elegant, beautiful user experience that takes advantages of all of the capabilities of iOS.
If your problem has some sort of symmetry, for example, elegant code will somehow show or take advantage of it.
Samplication combines replication and sampling in an elegant manner, ensuring it takes the best advantage of redundant execution through the comparison with local samples rather than using voting quorums.
