The chipper Teddy, who claims to have handled ingenious animal acts, realizes that this client has one thing that his whippets and his pigeons don't: intelligence.
Through ingenious transformations he handled problems involving more general algebraic curves, and he applied his analysis of infinitesimal quantities to a variety of other problems, including the calculation of centres of gravity and finding the lengths of curves.
And it's all love on the fiction front, as our reviewers deem Glen David Gold's "Sunnyside" "ingenious" in its handling of the life of Charlie Chaplin during the First World War, and Lev Grossman's "The Magicians," a novel about a Brooklyn geek-turned-wizard to be "gripping," "darkly cunning," and "unexpectedly moving".
More modest practices are Marks Barfield, masters of entertainment architecture with the London Eye and the Tate Pier to their credit, or Haworth Tompkins, whose ingenious remodelling of the London Library was handled with great tact.
The way this was handled by Joss Whedon... was ingenious.
He has an ingenious suggestion for the Trusteeship Council, that most anachronistic of UN bodies, set up to handle decolonisation.
The Media Reader has four built-in slots to handle whatever media type you have and its slider chassis is fairly ingenious.
Billingham handles the "no mandate" problem adroitly, and even contrives to bring Thorne's colleague, pathologist Phil Hendricks, to the scene for some ingenious forensic footwork.
His cousin, Danckert Krohn, an Oslo anesthesiologist, cut off thick slices of bacon and fried them in a pan with an ingenious 3-foot sapling handle.
The man--unnamed and wordless--calmly handles this disaster with ingenious methods, including roping the boat to the raft that harmed it, then bandaging the boat's sides.
