Around 30 prototypes, including 20 newly commissioned by the museum, add sparks of ingenuity — and of course there is a gift shop fuller than usual of sartorial temptations.
The weakness here is the scenario, for after David Hertz builds up his problem he obviously doesn't know how to resolve it, at least, not with any noticeable ingenuity.Miss Crawford is, of course, an old hand at being an emotionally confused and frustrated woman and she plays the role with easy competence.
(Of course, the ingenuity and precision of such complicated effects is proven by the viewer's inability to perceive that they're effects).
No display of ingenuity can guarantee a happy outcome, of course.
He means the ingenuity of the American people, and of course that is strong and that is the foundation of our economy".
Of course, despite the ingenuity, the question arises as to why Wilcox has organized an art exhibition exclusively intended for dogs.
Its lethal momentum is, above all, an engineering problem, to be solved at top speed by the combined ingenuity of a handful of professionals (Chris Pine, Rosario Dawson and, of course, Mr. Washington), whose personal lives figure only tangentially in the narrative.
Philae is a robot, of course, a project of human ingenuity that did the tasks it was assigned, to the limits allowed by the performance of its components and the situation it found itself in.
If such a call went out and were backed up with serious funding for development and evaluation, does anyone doubt that American ingenuity could solve the problem of Algebra I? Of course it could.
Of course, the assumption is that human ingenuity and market forces will prevent supplies from running out: we could create better or cheaper extraction methods, recycle materials, find alternatives to non-renewable sources, or reduce consumption.
