Last year in these pages Robert Polito called this a "smart, conscientious, often stylish biography" that is "admirably tentative about motive and explanation".
Tragic titles ("An Experiment in Misery," "The Happy Failure"), stately author photos, and a neon color palette make these paperbacks a smart choice for savvy subway (or beach) reading.
The latter of these is a smart area for the company to develop to pick up developers and others who found themselves in a lurch when LinkedIn shut down similar API functionality in 2015.
Two years ago, Google X announced it was working on developing magnetic nanoparticles capable of seeking out cancerous cells in the bloodstream and reporting these to a smart wristband via light signals.
It is certainly undergoing a makeover these days as a "smart" option in the 24/7 society, given the costs and consequences of sleep deprivation.
Although "In the Loop" brought down the packed house during at least one screening, it remained up for grabs by Thursday, because these days even a smart, sophisticated (English-language!) comedy isn't a sure bet.
In our three years of running EDF Climate Corps, we've seen countless examples like these, in which a smart and resourceful young leader, armed with specialised training and a laser focus on saving energy, breaks down the barriers to efficiency and captures big cost-savings and greenhouse gas reductions.
These boots are a smart idea.
Because of these protocol differences, a smart card when connected to a computer cannot talk directly to a remote machine using the network protocols.
This engenders the implementation of middleware systems which considers QoS requirements for different types of traffic in order to allow prompt delivery of these traffic in a smart grid system.
