Sentence examples for ingeniously positioned from inspiring English sources

The pet store, which also does a nice trade in schnauzers and Rottweilers, was ingeniously positioned between Kidzy City, a theme restaurant for the preadolescent set, and a tattoo parlor called Body Ink.

"The chair-pusher was probably the only servant most visitors ever had," writes Mr. Funnell, who says that Atlantic City ingeniously positioned itself during the first half of the 20th century to attract the growing East Coast working-class market, newly endowed with money and leisure time.

Enemies are positioned ingeniously, suddenly flooding out of holes in the wall or running over the top of a hill.

In the center of the room, on an ingeniously devised turntable, the artist has positioned high-tech devices: a DVD player, an LCD projector and two 35mm slide projectors.

The reason given may be-more crudely-that the pyramid is the most piercing of figures as fire is of bodies, or-more ingeniously-the position may be supported by the following argument.

Significantly, two types of photo-generated electron and hole based organic upconversion devices are realized by ingeniously exchanging the position of the PHJ and the inverted OLED in the devices, respectively.

The body has ingeniously contrived to place further roadblocks in the way of invaders.

And it had the desired effect on his opponent, Grandmaster Sergei Kudrin, a Russian emigre who lives in Stamford, Conn .Kudrin strained so hard to crush the rare Nimzovich Defense that he left weaknesses in his own position that Miles exploited ingeniously.

In RDF-Chord, a set of keys is ingeniously designed to significantly reduce the search spaces.

The Photographic News exclaimed, "After Mr Muybridge had shown his audience the quaint and (apparently) impossible positions that the horse assumes in his different gaits, he then most ingeniously combined the pictures on the screen, showing them one after another so rapidly that the audience had before them the galloping horse, the trotting horse, &etc.

And the position of the hand which holds out the spear in front of the face, was ingeniously contrived to conceal in some degree the likeness, which meantime showed itself on either side.