Corrective Measures Electronic stability control systems, which smartly apply the brakes on one or more of the wheels as best to avoid loss of vehicle control in an extreme maneuver, have been offered for more than a decade in some luxury and high-performance vehicles, but the technology has been trickling down to most mainline brands over the past several model years.
Thanks to lessons learned grudgingly but applied smartly along the way, the opera that Mr. Hoomes directed in Nashville was one-third shorter, rather more emotional — and just plain better, they admitted — than it had been in Boston.
Within the concert of renewable energy technologies, bio-energy can play a decisive role during the next decades, when smartly designed and applied under favorable conditions.
The fiber structure exhibits, from a structural point of view, the intrinsic ability to mechanically reinforce materials but also the less well-known property of enhancing the barrier performance of polymer matrices when applied smartly.
"Anyone could be prime ministerial once they are prime minister," Farron shoots back smartly, before conceding that no one believed this rule applied to Miliband.
Mark Lopez, one of the 4,200 smartly dressed and unfailingly polite students at Bob Jones, says he applied there because he wanted to study "conservative Christian music": that is, old-fashioned music with organs and the like, not Christian rock (too worldly).As a private university that accepts no federal funds, Bob Jones was free to cling to its old southern traditions longer than most.
In "Pretoria Calling" (Op-Ed, Oct. 20), the former Middle East envoy Dennis Ross smartly speaks out for applying the South African model to achieve peace in Israel and Palestine.
Come on: would you advise a bright, hardworking, smartly-dressed friend of 58 to apply?
One smartly-dressed old lady speaks to him enthusiastically for a minute or two before admitting that in 63 years of living in America she has never bothered to apply for citizenship, and so cannot vote.Mr Cassidy, a Republican, is hoping to snatch a Senate seat from Mary Landrieu, the Democratic incumbent, who was first elected in 1996.
Even the littlest things are smartly rendered, for instance, the driver's vanity mirror (there are four such lit mirrors in this car) has a second, magnifying mirror, which could be handy for applying makeup.
