Sentence examples for intelligently handle from inspiring English sources

We are developing a scalable computational framework to help planners in the city of Doha to efficiently manage the flow of people and intelligently handle capacity of their infrastructure.

Ultimately, the goal is to develop and deploy smart city applications that are smart enough to evolve and intelligently handle the rapid growth of big data to generate better result.

This opens up opportunities for offering bundles of products and services that, relying on embedded sensors, allow the user to constantly monitor and intelligently handle biometric data related to his/her health conditions.

Philippe Falardeau's Monsieur Lazhar intelligently handled the problems of an Algerian immigrant teacher in Montreal, while maverick Guy Maddin polished his eccentricities in the crazed ghost story Keyhole.

It takes Mr. Silva a while to finish his story, but the ending of "The Maid" is so intelligently handled and so generously and honestly conceived, it proves well worth the wait.

None is really outstanding, but as a group they demonstrate the notion that, if intelligently handled, the architecture of the city could create an uplifting web of high culture affecting every citizen.

As for the scares, they're intelligently handled, Mike Gioulakis's camera constantly peering over the shoulders of the embattled teens, catching something moving in the background – often in a far corner of the frame – that may or may not be an unearthly threat.

The SPARX infrastructure intelligently handles retention of intermediate values, even those inside programming structures such as loops and function calls.

VMLFQ scheduler intelligently handles the impreciseness and defines the optimum number of queues as well as the optimal size of time quantum for each queue.

The real test of any network's resilience is how quickly and intelligently it can handle such disruptions.

We've written a couple of useful articles devoted to prokaryotic signaling and eukaryotic signaling on "cellular intelligences," about how productive information flows and communicative information flows are handled intelligently, adaptively, around the essential core of the life cycle.... Suzan Mazur: How large is your foundation, FIS? Has it grown a lot over the last 20 years?