Better understanding of these mechanisms would enable people to work more wisely and innovatively in designing new reactions and synthesizing novel chemicals and materials.
Pushed past our human abilities, unable to work as wisely and skillfully as we are able, we feel more desperate, frantic, overwhelmed, and often disappointed - especially in ourselves.
If I would take her counsel and put it to work, share it wisely.
"It's essential for us to work quickly, efficiently and wisely in hiring someone new so we don't lose a year," Quinlan said.
The American Federation of Teachers, the country's second-largest teachers' union, has wisely chosen to work with state legislatures and local school districts to help shape these new systems rather than try to block them.
Legislators from both sides of the aisle wisely pledged to work together to do away with this unacceptable consequence.
The Los Angeles Times, in an editorial supporting the sale, wrote, "Officials have wisely pledged to work before the sale with preservationists and potential bidders to encourage buyers inclined to keep the garden".
Many Roman Catholics assume St. Francis of Assisi wrote the lines about wisely knowing when to work for change and when "to accept with serenity the things that cannot be changed".
But realistically, there are other ways to work campaign crowds, and the senator wisely figures that the minor surgical repair of two torn shoulder tendons will leave him in better shape for the rest of the presidential marathon.
The merchant side of the business is something Wisely will begin to work on a bit further down the road, however.
