The phrase “intelligent invention” is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a creative and innovative invention, such as a new type of computer or machine. For example: “This new type of automated robot is an intelligent invention that could revolutionize manufacturing.”.
Such complex evolutionary inventions are at the center of the Intelligent Design critique of neo-Darwinian explanations, which are based exclusively on random genetic accidents and natural selection.
Theories that have been advanced to explain these observations have included the invention of zoocryptic creatures like dragons and griffins (Mayor 2001), Lamarck's theory of acquired traits (Lamarck 1809/1984), Intelligent Design (Davis and Kenyon 1993), and natural selection (Darwin 1859/2003).
Mr. Jobs, the brilliant and protean creator whose inventions so utterly transformed the allure of technology, turned those childhood lessons into an all-purpose theory of intelligent design.
Many young choreographers consider Trisha the gold standard for intelligent, impassioned movement invention.
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Gibson aficionados will also enjoy the pleasing inventions -an intelligent wall-covering that eats graffiti, or the central idea of nanofax, by means of which solid objects can instantaneously be transmitted over large distances - as well as the usual musical jokes: the Velvet Underground reference in the title, or a wry nod to the Sisters of Mercy.
However, while the intelligent designer carefully tweaks his inventions to match his fancy, the environmental changes that control the destiny of living creatures are senseless and inconsistent.
Certainly the staff and students have been producing discoveries and inventions, such as the "intelligent knife" that instantly identifies cancerous and non cancerous cells during surgery, that promise to make a difference and get noticed around the world.
The term "intelligent dance music" is a purely American invention; Brits would never self-promote that way it's kind of obscene to us.
