Peter Morgan's smart script sensibly does not contrive an agonised, tearful dark night of the soul for her.
If these are sensibly priced, it's a smart idea – especially for gamers who didn't take the plunge with PSP, but heard all about landmark titles such as Patapon, Disgaea: Afternoon of Darkness and Persona 3.
Maybe it's time for an update: "The Chinese Nighties Are Coming!" President Bush has generally handled China quite sensibly, and it was also smart to warn Taiwan against steps toward independence.
Relevant here is also the differentiation made in [35] between System-Oriented, (Importunate Smartness) Systems takes/imposes decisions (e.g., "smart" fridge orders food, sometimes non sensibly) and People-Oriented (Empowering Smartness) Systems which make suggestions (e.g., fridge advises on feasible meals according to fridge content).
In addition, the combination of tuning and smart power regulation was proven to sensibly increase the system efficiency by maintaining a constant energy level at the secondary.
You can't know everything but you can learn how to process information well and make correlations, so concentrate on learning what you can sensibly learn in the time you have, then use your smart thinking during the exam.
As big as Valuev is, as tall as he is, the difference in speed is massive and I think if David boxes a very clever fight, a smart fight and keeps his chin down and boxes sensibly, I don't think Valuev will be quick enough to hit him".
In an e-mail exchange, Pinker sensibly points out that thinking precedes writing and that the reason we sound smarter when writing is because we deliberately set out to be clear and precise, a luxury not usually afforded us in conversation.
Sensibly if predictably, the OECD urges investment in education, research and "knowledge-supporting infrastructure" (such as broadband internet networks and smart electricity grids).
