For collectible dolls, the box is even more important: Many collectors never take the doll out of its container, so a smart pose is the only way they can see the details of her dress, hair and makeup.
Maintaining this smart pose, similarly caused Newport's best people to dress for a picnic or to view a tennis match, as if they were, instead, about to attend a grand wedding or a garden party.
As Paskaleva (2009, 2011, 2013) and Deakin (2010a, 2012b, 2011a, 2011b) note, in order to get beyond the rhetoric of cities that claim to be smart and properly stand up to the governance challenge which smart cities pose, it is necessary to not only survey the status of the cities that proclaim to be smart but also assemble the instruments by which to measure any such performance.
In addressing the governance challenge smart cities pose, this paper has subjected state-of-the-art accounts to a critique and drawn upon the synthesis this produces to advance a Triple Helix model able to overcome the limitations of both the smart city ranking and future Internet accounts of their development.
As a clear example of what Hollands (2008: 302 306) refers to as: measures that do more to meet the corporate needs of leading marketing campaigns than the social, cultural and environmental requirements of their citizens; this is not a line of enquiry those with a particular interest in the governance challenge smart cities pose take further.
According to survey of 300 senior IT staff, smart phones pose more of a threat to business security than laptops, largely due to user mentality; for one reason or another, many smart phones just don't seem to be getting the protection their lap dwelling counterparts might.
But smart contracts pose a series of enforceability issues, which are outlined in a recent white paper by the London law firm Norton Rose Fulbright.
Eisenberg brings to mind Jack Nicholson as the piano prodigy Robert Dupea in "Five Easy Pieces" demanding a chicken-free chicken sandwich so he can have toast; Eisenberg has nailed a version of that imperious, smart-aleck pose for our time.
We would all be better off if they were productively employed in the "real" economy — or pursued wealth in Las Vegas, where the risks the smartest gamblers pose to the house are carefully controlled.
Young black scenesters, wearing smart-casual, pose in front of it, then mill over to the red carpet in front of the Greenwich Odeon, where VoxAfrica, "the first bilingual, pan-African channel", is working the interview lineup.
The design, control, and management of large-scale Smart Grids poses a number of challenging problems.
