Rather ingeniously he equated such demands with Labour's call for stimulus spending.
Their design ingeniously mapped a geometric plan of key buildings and main avenues on to the existing topography of mountains, hills and the river.
Some fear that robots, which are ingeniously mobile and can collect and process huge quantities of data, make it too easy to launch attacks.
Was it enough to see the programme as no more than a primer for numbers and letters, however ingeniously they were put across?
Fog-basking beetles, which are found in Namibia, have an ingeniously simple way of doing this.
Sometimes they create innovative new businesses, ingeniously solving pain points that have plagued developing countries, all the while overcoming spotty infrastructure and an uncertain legal landscape.
That, at least, is what the critics say.In this section Whimsical and wrong A hero of our time Small but ingeniously formed Past it ReprintsWhether from experimental genius or incompetence, Leonardo did not paint the "Last Supper" by the true-and-tried method of working on wet plaster.
Before Voyager 2 flew by Uranus, simple image-compression software was transmitted to the back-up, allowing a 640 kilobyte picture to be squeezed without loss to as little as 256 kilobytes.Most ingeniously of all, Dr Stone's team equipped the probes with an advanced bit of hardware called a Reed-Solomon encoder.
His work was old-fashioned by the standards of the day, though rich with ingeniously bizarre examples.
Non-viewers may see this as a sign of an unhealthy interest in the blood and gore that are the inevitable accompaniment of a show based on a zombie apocalypse and, indeed, the ingeniously vivid special effects no doubt draw in many viewers.
However ingeniously information-processing technology is used, what seems certain is that threats to traditional notions of privacy will proliferate.This prospect provokes a range of responses, none of them entirely adequate: More laws.
