Sentence examples for smart equivalent from inspiring English sources

For example, the broad goal statement 'to improve pain' would be achieved with some improvement, while the SMART equivalent 'to reduce upper limb pain during rest and passive range of motion (<4/10 on the visual analogue scale (VAS)) 1 month after injection' would only be achieved if the specified targets were achieved.

It sounds gimmicky and glib, but in truth there are smart equivalents here.

And yet a truly intelligent robot – with parts and smarts equivalent even to that of a domestic dog – has yet to be built.

Perhaps the concert hall of the future won't be ruined by penetrating ringtones but by a thousand tiny speakers muttering the smart watch equivalent of "this vehicle is turning left" or "unexpected item in the bagging area".

Promoting a stock -- and offering up some authoritative-sounding spin as you swirled and sniffed your Puligny-Montrachet -- was a way to sound smart, the equivalent of discussing Wittgenstein at a college keg party to impress the cute coed in horn-rimmed glasses.

A smart contract is equivalent to a little program that you can entrust with money and rules around that money.

At the very top of our pyramid, we find smart needs — the equivalent to Maslow's self-actualization.

Systems protected by keys or their high-tech equivalents, smart cards, are unlocked by something you have (the key), which others can steal.

Both controllers look and feel really nice, and while the DualShock has more gimmicks, the Xbox equivalent features smart ergonomics and great gaming comfort.

6. Tracking The linguist equivalent of "smart collars" used to track the movements of an endangered species is the Indigenous Tweets program.

A one-quarter plate run using the 454 GS FLX Titanium platform was carried out on the cDNA that was generated by SMART technology from the equivalent pooled total RNA from B. chinense roots, germinating seeds, and seedlings.