To the right is the card room, which displays Mr. Delano's witty and inventive decorative abilities at their peak, with a frieze of hearts, spades, diamonds and clubs running around the ceiling, and carved reliefs of face cards across the marble mantelpiece.
Destination dispatch, strictly speaking, was introduced eighteen years ago, by Schindler, the Swiss conglomerate, but a version of it was developed in the thirties, by the A. B. See Elevator Company, founded by the noted anti-feminist A. B. See ("If the world had had to depend on the inventive and constructive ability of women, we should still be sleeping on the plains").
Mr. Rodriguez has a feverish, inventive eye, and an ability to infuse digital video, so often flat and grainy, with uncommon depth and luster.
Its people are marked with inventive genius and the ability to master many new technologies.
Instead, his work is characterized by a genius for balance and context, an ability to establish inventive correspondences between his buildings and those that surround them.
In the AEC context, creative intelligence is the ability to solve inventive problems, which require abductive skills and obviously the use of existing knowledge.
The ability to solve inventive problems is at the core of the innovation process; however, the standard procedure to deal with them is to utilize random trial and error, despite the existence of several theories and methods.
They are not up to Pixar's ability to create inventive animated characters.
Adapted from Celtic legend, the meat-eating mounts of this inventive, tightly woven tale have the ability to lull their human riders into a stupor whereby the fairy horses can then carry them back to the ocean to be devoured.
Competing against England in the group stages are three pacy and inventive attacking sides – but, nonetheless, the ability to cross and take free-kicks has been deemed of greater value than fast running and resourceful defending.
