Sentence examples for smart referring from inspiring English sources

"We weren't positive which tournament we were going to be in," said Smart, referring to National Invitation Tournament.

When Julie confronts her mother with "You think they're less smart," referring to what she calls "people of faith," no one has a ready comeback.

"There are raised eyebrows in the Oasis camp over Coldplay's decision to release their new album on a Thursday," says Smart, referring to the fact that the Manchester band did just that 11 years ago with their album Be Here Now, which subsequently became the fastest-selling British record of all time.

Thus, the intended distinction is that "smart" refers not to "artificial intelligence" but rather to advanced capabilities as well as adaptability and applicability in tasks involving humans.

Perhaps Smart is referring to the almost 20-year age difference between him and Lopez, 42.

So generally, 'smart' in smart education refers to intelligent, personalized and adaptive.

A smart grid refers to a next-generation intelligent electrical grid.

Finally, the governance-oriented definition of smart city refers to the administrative and organizational aspects of the city.

The expression "smart models" refers to models composed of parametric objects [4, 5, 8 23], i.e. virtual building components that are identified by modifiable parameters, such as dimensions.

Smart Devices refers primarily to Nokia's Windows Phone running devices, but is also likely to include the new Nokia X line of forked Android devices.

A class of smart material referred as Shape Memory Alloy (SMA) has recently been proposed to supplement the conventional isolation bearings that is shown to facilitate such trade-off, owing to its Superelastic property.