Twenty-two yeand and several fatal accidents later, this incline was moderated by the Spiral Tunnels, a pair of ingenious corkscrews cut into the mountainside.
What's fascinating about the video game production process is how these extravagant techniques are combined with ingenious short cuts and workarounds.
Then we train our attention to the ingenious laser-cut cottons, the Mittel Europa dream, the refusal to follow any known trend; and, OMG, those fab shoes with the black suede heel set in relief against a white patent-leather wedge.
Also on view at the FLAG Foundation are Robert Lazzarini's magical-realist sculptures of handguns, knives and brass knuckles, distorted so they seem to exist in some sort of warped virtual space; and, by Noriko Ambe, art books that have been intricately cut into ingenious sculptural forms.
The young James was a leader of the avant-garde, whose ingenious tailoring — "off-grain" cuts, displaced seams, asymmetric draping that eliminated darts — is hard to read in a photograph.
The young James was a leader of the avant-garde, whose ingenious tailoring—"off-grain" cuts, displaced seams, asymmetric draping that eliminated darts is hard to read in a photograph.
That will hardly cut it against these ingenious opponents.
And Brad Tucker does ingenious things with carved skateboards and cut-out foam rubber words.
The first moving assembly line was a primitive — and ingenious — way to speed up production and cut costs.
Mr Cavallo's ingenious fiddling (his latest wheeze was to decree cuts in peso interest rates), and Mr de la Rua's indecision, have shattered confidence.
Some conservatives credit Mr Bush with an ingenious plan to starve the government beast: the huge tax cuts will eventually force huge spending cuts.
