Sentence examples for ingeniously made from inspiring English sources

When the first plutonium bomb was tested on July 16 , 1945 near Alamogordo, N.M., Fermi ingeniously made a rough calculation of its explosive energy by noting how far slips of paper were blown from the vertical.

In those days, their records -- or copies of their records, ingeniously made on X-ray film -- were traded like illicit treasure in Moscow's subway tunnels and dark courtyards, out of the sight of the Soviet police.

The spaceship must be ingeniously made, of course; but then mysterious hyperdrives luck, fate, the fixations of "the moment," whether or not the book was published before 2016 would appear to kick in.

Gershoni and Goldberg have ingeniously made the scope as open as possible, anyone with internet access can paticipate, question, challenge, and create.

The flour and eggs were being featured in a built-to-suit "kitchen" ingeniously made of plywood, right down to the playhouse stovetops, as the opening feature of this four-day design fest.

To address this issue, the Shi and Buchholz groups ingeniously made use of the recently developed TALEN (transcriptional activator-like effector nuclease) method to investigate the role of TRα during the development of the diploid anuran Xenopus tropicalis.

She led viewers through techniques to ingeniously make dish towels into colourful pillows, aprons and breadbaskets.

Daniel Lefcourt's video piece ingeniously makes a crowd of pedestrians out of a single person by artful technical manipulation.

Notice Spenser's rhyming of the noun "foldes" and the verb "unfoldes", ingeniously making a single entity of the body and its movements.

In Carmel, Ind., an urban planner and home baker named Matthew Griffin invented a brownie pan that ingeniously makes every brownie have at least two crispy edges.

In this race, the key to winning was ingeniously uncomplicated: Make the whole thing up!