The Methodist Quarterly Review, October 1861, volume 13, pages 605 627; "The author of this ingenious book," On the Origin of Species, "is a grandson of Dr. Darwin, the celebrated author of The Botanic Gardener, The Love of Plants,...and other poetical and scientific works, is full of fanciful theories and rather suspicious theology.
Though slow to release issues (the series started in 2013 and is only on #9), this ingenious "What If?" scenario shows the potential of thinking outside the box.
This ingenious mime based on the stiff movements of the newcomers is at once fond and ironic.
This ingenious build works on the same principle as the original tape delay units.
Her Sinead O'Connor on the ingenious "Sinatra Group" sketch, from 1991, had this same quality.
This study is expected to aid in deeper understandings on the ingenious structure property design strategies developed by nature, and accordingly, provide useful inspiration for the development of high-performance synthetic foams and foam-filled materials.
This will help Alan Milburn, the health secretary, in the debate reportedly exercising the cabinet about whether to concentrate resources in the lean times ahead on the public services, or on the ingenious tax credits favoured by Gordon Brown, the chancellor of the exchequer.In this section Walking wounded Psst: wannabe a spy?
Almost too clever, perhaps, encouraging you to focus on the ingenious story-telling rather than the seriousness of the story.
I vividly recall an article on "The Ingenious Eskimo," and being puzzled about why the writer called him ingenious — from what I knew, the prefix "in-" meant if not "non-" then something negative, as in "infamy".
Beetles demonstrate excellent flight performance, and their various flight skills predominantly depend on the ingenious structure of the wing membrane.
