He had a high release, just a dynamic ingenious jumper.
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Phoneys, created by developer Adam Howell, is actually rather ingenious.
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Vice-Chancellor Slights hailed that "ingenious" argument – but rejected it.
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Don't interfere with this ingenious method of avoiding unwanted conversations.
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Mr Zuckerberg's latest strategy is ingenious but may contain twists.
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Despite the ingenious methods, some of the samples were problematic.
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But Barclays uses the ingenious parallel of an infectious disease.
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The strategy Widder rigged up was nothing short of ingenious.
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Sherlock Holmes stories, where ingenious reasoning led to audacious solutions,
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I wish every pair of pants had that ingenious hem!
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Woese was a rebel researcher, obscure but ingenious, crotchety, driven.
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Getting to it involved an ingenious architectural choreography of intimidation.
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But we could never have predicted her ingenious finishing touch.
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It's an ingenious system that greatly simplifies feather position control.
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The most ingenious work here occurs early in the production.
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The results are humorous, sobering or ingenious but rarely uninteresting.
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They illustrate man's ingenious ability to master an unruly environment.
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His sketches of artists and politicians were ingenious and revealing.
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They were really ingenious products, needed products for the markets.
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In every way, that staging is the more ingenious achievement.
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And that means some ingenious tools for making masturbation fun again.
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But seen up close, they are truly alien—utilitarian and ingenious.
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In the video above, WhyBeAre demonstrates his ingenious feat of keybinding.
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Andrea Scarso, a director at the UK-based Ingenious Group, agrees.
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Kamar's method for installing the backdoor is unconventional and totally ingenious.
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The library also manages to articulate tradition in an ingenious fashion.
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The sound is ingenious, nodding to Collins's work with Brian Eno.
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Dang's ingenious material choices suspend these conceptual tensions in delicate equipoise.
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Amy, thank you for coining the name of this ingenious confection.
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Hackaday spotted this ingenious tinkerer during Maker Faire in late May.
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The StashBack Wallet case is another ingenious invention of Incipio's making.
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"The device itself, it's pretty ingenious, actually," the Reddit user said.
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So repurposing them in this way is both ingenious and practical.
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It's a heist film with stunning locations and ingenious caper techniques.
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In Ms. Washburn's ingenious piece, they retell the 21-minute story.
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What ingenious plan does Shyamalan have for drawing together these characters?
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Another ingenious idea became an iconic image of the suffrage insurrection.
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Structurally and compositionally, this is Ocean's most ingenious work to date.
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Many residents devise ingenious solutions to the distorted real-estate market.
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The villages were miraculous specimens of an ingenious, low-impact culture.
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Chetty and his co-authors test this in an ingenious way.
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This rather ingenious contraption allowed for....filming in living color without distortion.
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He was queer, and his work reflects, with ingenious subtlety, that experience.
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But it does so in a rather ingenious, although labor intensive, way.
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One of Uber's more ingenious moves to preserve its valuation: autonomous vehicles.
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They're true objects of craftsmanship, storing and releasing energy through ingenious mechanisms.
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SBBS are an ingenious way of strengthening the euro area's financial structure.
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And it's used an ingenious mechanism to catch Google in the act.
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How he managed to get them into space was an ingenious affair.
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Enter the smart coffee maker, an ingenious solution to this very conundrum.
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To learn about other ingenious innovations, check out this list from 21.
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It required ingenious heat-regulating technology to keep the track from buckling.
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Indeed, Kelly is an ingenious and entertaining critic, and an engaging writer.
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Funny, moving, ingenious and directed with delicacy by Rachel Chavkin (21:220).
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The strange and ingenious evolution of JAY-Z's approach to selling albums.
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It's urgent, ingenious choreography that winds up holding together the surrounding flagrance.
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Humans are ingenious when it comes to creating both art and weapons.
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But the Kenyans have competition for the title of most ingenious robbery.
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"Judy" is a joint production between Pathé, BBC Films and Ingenious Media.
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To prove her suspicions correct, Rooney came up with an ingenious plan.
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But stopping transfers to other countries required a more ingenious legislative effort.
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Interest groups are finding ever more ingenious ways to pretzel the political process.
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This recipe comes from Christian Puglisi of Copenhagen's Relæ, and it's rather ingenious.
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The ingenious Bike+ rear-mounted motor used by Byar is made by Zehus.
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They are portrayed by a cast of ingenious puppets, operated onstage by actors.
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The tin is lifted to reveal an ingenious, MUNCHIES-branded pâté en croûte.
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Of course the regulators will work with our ingenious idea, the engineers say.
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The world over, kitties are falling for this easy and ingenious tape trap.
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The most ingenious, however, came from a 21-year-old woman from Kent.
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Let's hope the rest of the world catches on to this ingenious idea.
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Lee St. John from Minnesota had an ingenious idea: build an earth sandwich.
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" The Washington Post's editorial board called it an "ingenious plan to fix ObamaCare.
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Another fine example of ingenious male engineering when it comes to women's fet.
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I thought that Mr. Eaton-Salners gave us some very ingenious fill today.
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Vaccines are among the most ingenious of inventions, and among the most maddening.
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But Amazon's ingenious system has allowed it to avoid that kind of scrutiny.
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That nebulousness is the play's most ingenious aspect, and also its most irritating.
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"Humans are ingenious ... absolutely, that will eventually happen," Forczyk says, with some confidence.
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It's an ingenious piece of counterintuitive action, and it buys him some time.
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But ingenious details aside, shoppers gravitate toward his suits just for the silhouette.
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Our bus is full of ingenious #lifehack #storagesolutions, and making breakfast is simple.
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It is also a place to observe the failure of Buren's ingenious contextual radicalism.
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He uses his ingenious ideas to make his clients' trucks as profitable as possible.
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Studies show that traffickers have come up with ingenious ways to cover their tracks.
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This pseudo-scientific system was, at its core, silly but in another way ingenious.
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Cubans are ingenious in their use of condoms in part because they are cheap.
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It's completely ingenious and, of course, completely insecure (not that anyone is suggesting otherwise).
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The bricks-and-mortar app store is an ingenious Cuban response to digital deprivation.
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I can't overstate just how ingenious and appropriate an application of technology this is.
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So the researchers set out to tease apart the question in an ingenious way.
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The foldable actuators in the robotic arm fold and unfold in an ingenious way.
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THE GOVERNMENT has discovered an ingenious method of not losing votes: don't hold them.
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It's interesting research, for sure, and an ingenious way to employ unused fiber lines.
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But kids are finding increasingly ingenious ways to skirt parental and tech industry restrictions.
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Well, thanks to one ingenious Louisiana man, they could be poised for a comeback.
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Thule's ingenious design means you're giving him essentially three pieces of luggage in one.
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Now one fan has made Khaled's brohemian wisdom available via an ingenious text generator.
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They were doing ingenious training and team bonding, carrying each other on their backs.
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The closer to the venue, the higher the concentration of ingenious outfits and costumes.
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It was an ingenious bit of innovation that I don't believe anybody saw coming.
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This is a universally ignorant position to take, because sex workers are, generally, ingenious.
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It's actually an ingenious floating laboratory designed to rescue threatened fish and marine life.
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Burger even found an ingenious way to store her kitchen table — behind a painting.
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Kevin McCallister from Home Alone had some ingenious methods of keeping burglars at bay.
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It was an amalgam of high tech tricks and equally ingenious low tech ones.
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If it's a puzzle, there are lots of ingenious ways you can do things.
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Yes, it's a bold display of capitalism at work -- but a pretty ingenious one.
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"Yesterday," meanwhile, scrambles to figure out what to do with its daft, ingenious premise.
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One of the most ingenious systems of Stellaris is its elegant escalation of complexity.
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Team Living falls prey to the Night King's ingenious scam to score a dragon.
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Few sequences in opera top this one for ingenious melding of music and drama.
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Ennead Architects helped them design ingenious slatted benches that hook onto the raised beds.
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It's a scene that sets the tone for this ingenious and love-struck novel.
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That's discouraging if you think that Shyamalan's movie screenplays are monuments to ingenious plotting.
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Behind Dr. Smithies's breakthroughs were ingenious homemade contraptions cobbled from everyday objects and junk.
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My animosity morphed into gratitude, as Brian seemed an ingenious gift from my parents.
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While it may sound like a brilliant and ingenious plan, not everyone is impressed.
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But Martin and Yurukoglu figured out an ingenious way around that problem: channel ordering.
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Lugo's work is vital, creative, smart, ingenious, and novel — all the things Americans love.
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Blue Planet II recently revealed to many animal lovers just how ingenious octopi can be.
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A meteorologist found an ingenious way to celebrate Halloween and report on the local weather.
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The more the merrier, especially when they're coming up with such ingenious and straightforward hacks.
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Kids are smart and they come up with ingenious ways to get around the rules.
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Gombrich devised an ingenious experiment: ask someone to destroy a picture of a loved one.
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In their ingenious solutions — even the ones that don't work — the show finds its heart.
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Trump's use of conspiracy theory politics proved to be a particularly ingenious form of populism.
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She found her cat using the washing machine as its own spinning exercise wheel. Ingenious!
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Ewing and Grady's techniques for providing a peek inside their isolated society are quite ingenious.
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LONDON — The best thing about Boris Johnson might just be the ingenious protest he invites.
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Students at the school, though, have found an ingenious way to get their point across.
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Ingenious, because it means the company can add additional camera compatibility with a software update.
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Ingenious researchers have found that sometimes decision-making in a foreign language is actually better.
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With these, you're looking at less flaking, more ingenious ingredients (like beeswax), and longer wear.
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He carried this hacker spirit of zeal and frugality into his ingenious prototypes for LIGO.
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In its list of "12 Ingenious Screen Time Hacks," the groups found some clever workarounds.
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Thankfully, a friend shared it to Reddit, inviting us all to witness this ingenious announcement.
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The history of pain research is full of ingenious, largely failed attempts to measure pain.
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David Brooks PHILADELPHIA — Donald Trump has found an ingenious way to save the Democratic Party.
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Served with an ingenious blueberry-fennel jam and dotted with toasted hazelnuts, it was exquisite.
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Burger even found an ingenious way to store her kitchen table — hidden behind a painting.
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These fibers work together in rather ingenious ways to keep water out and air in.
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"Women-Only Hotel Floors: Insulting or Ingenious?" asked a Condé Nast Traveler article in 2013.
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Wrong. A fan just figured out what it says, and the method was pretty ingenious.
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The most ingenious feature here is that the data storage is separate from the processing.
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The most ingenious feature here is that the data storage is separate from the processing.
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It's very novel; whether it's ingenious or just ostentatious is still debated by mystery lovers.
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Lethem is such a generous and ingenious writer that it's painful to watch him flounder.
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Possibly. But "Behind the City" is exceptionally ingenious in finding the symmetry within urban flux.
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A feeling of déjà vu hangs over the episode, at first wearying and later ingenious.
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Get ready to mix things up on October 12 when Sweet Venus opposes ingenious Uranus.
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The building was celebrated for its dramatic design and ingenious solution to a housing crisis.
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Yet each dance movement came across as an outlet for Bach's ingenious strands of counterpoint.
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The outro's Soulja Boy sample is just the ingenious icing on top of the cake.
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Weinfield's solutions are ingenious, though the effort of inventing rhymes sometimes causes a visible strain.
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So, as Blum explains, in 1942 the German government came up with an ingenious solution.
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But Park's earlier "Joint Security Area" is an even more ingenious feat of narrative construction.
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According to the 2800 book "Playing the Numbers," Holstein came up with an ingenious solution.
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Over the years, DMI has found ingenious ways to persuade people to eat more cheese.
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The trimmed radiographs represent ingenious resourcefulness and design in an era of widespread cultural repression.
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Legos and a smartphone are two of the key components to this ingenious MacGyver-worthy device.
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This ingenious lid retails for $140, which is pretty hefty for something that doesn't stand alone.
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For therapy, he thought, it was ingenious, the kind of thing he might actually pay for.
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AI's students did come up with a creative solution, it's not that Google's wasn't also ingenious.
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Of course, you better believe this ingenious solution to your lights-viewing problem will cost you.
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So I think this is a perfect time to come up with these ingenious solutions locally.
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The proposal is an ingenious run around Obamacare's regulations, which have inconvenienced several conservative-leaning states.
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But here's an ingenious calculator drawn on paper—the creation of comic book artist Jason Shiga.
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The Pentagram-designed "LOOK!" warnings painted on the street at crossings is another lightweight, ingenious improvement.
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However, this ingenious designer (and presumable cat butt fan) used the pumpkin's originality as an advantage.
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The night started off with the junior manager coming up with an ingenious idea: cocaine breaks.
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In creating it, Misha Green and Joe Pokaski made a simple but in retrospect ingenious decision.
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Aside from just creating products, we also engender creative and ingenious concepts for different master plans.
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Imaginative, high spirited, and ingenious, they are often able to do almost anything that interests them.
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But nonetheless, researchers are finding ingenious ways to unravel the mysteries of this ancestral solar womb.
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This ingenious book will call out to toddlers, but keep it around for early readers, too.
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Equally ingenious is their plan to use the river to transport 90 percent of construction material.
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" Kevin Baker is a novelist and historian and the author, most recently, of "America the Ingenious.
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Twilight Zones A pair of ingenious books suit your interests in both science fiction and faith.
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The succession of works in Human Instamatic underline just how inventive and ingenious his compositions are.
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" Our critics liked it too: Our first review called "The Good Place" an "ingenious metaphysical sitcom.
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The book is a "mazy and ingenious reckoning with the past," our critic Parul Sehgal writes.
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A barometer, said a wit, is an ingenious instrument that reveals the weather we are experiencing.
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Over the last couple of months, the chart has been a showcase of some ingenious tactics.
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Weill's ingenious merging of contemporary and cabaret styles remains a model for composers like Mr. Gruber.
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Second: Scroll's entire method of stopping ads is an absolutely ingenious repurposing of third-party cookies.
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Now Albanians are coming up with all sorts of ingenious ways to make use of them.
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It is also ingenious and puzzling — who knew anyone needed their whiskey infused with wood smoke?
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Sims, the author of books on E.B. White and Henry Thoreau, is himself an ingenious investigator.
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The somewhat linear design made it easy to figure out and the Magic Words was ingenious.
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The women in her ingenious collection of stories are quirky and headstrong, to say the least.
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The tool they had developed was basically an ingenious way of testing a deep neural network.
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Was it an ingenious, sinister operation that harnessed big data to power Donald Trump to victory?
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Desserts at Mill Street reveal the artistry of Caryn Stabinsky, the pastry chef, and are uniformly ingenious.
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Cafeteria Wardrobe (2016): In a worried wardrobe, Watteau's pierrot hangs, then gives up the ghost. Ingenuous. Ingenious.
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Jim Faith, supervising Will Forte's ingenious (but hapless) special operative in the 2010 cult-favorite comedy MacGruber.
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A growing community of Muslim cosplayers are sharing ingenious ways of integrating their hijabs into fantasy outfits.
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In fact, after releasing the heel protectors, they churned out another ingenious shoe accessory — the Blister Blocker.
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They are ingenious, as humans are when they want to do something that is against the rules.
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I always reminded my students that the Constitution, however ingenious its construction, was mere words on paper.
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The rubber ring is simple but also one of the more ingenious aspects of the new device.
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They're formally ingenious and conceptually tight, and like Mr. Tanavoli's "Heech," satisfyingly graspable even at a glance.
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Some of their methods are ingenious, but none is as devastating to the show runners as hacking.
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The invention was ingenious, and was often referred to as the TRS plug – for Tip, Ring, Sleeve.
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"Quite honestly, once our officers got there they found it quite ingenious," Lt. Tony Ferderber told CNN.
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But these wild chimps, which were observed in Gabon's Loango National Park, devised a rather ingenious solution.
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So we've got a workforce full of strong, determined and ingenious people – qualities people would kill for.
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Kevin Baker is a contributing editor at The New Republic and the author of America the Ingenious.
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Here are 16 ingenious innovations helping to alleviate poverty-related inequalities for developing regions across the globe.
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Your idea is so delightful, so ingenious, I want to give you money I don't even have.
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In an ingenious Australian advertising campaign, when the Internet gets angry the price of Snickers will drop.
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But one of them, at least, has been adjudicated, in what people are calling an ingenious compromise.
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Every notable object in the Earth's cosmic neighbourhood has been snapped by ingenious craft such as these.
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"Moonlight" is an ingenious opening feint, its goody-two-shoes waltz belying something a little less chaste.
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While certainly not an exhaustive list, here are nine ingenious innovations that made an impact in October.
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"Brilliant lawyers will always be able to fashion ingenious arguments to justify almost any practice," Buttarelli wrote.
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Despite its cunningly ingenious name, the Paycheck Fairness Act is not about equal pay for equal work.
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It's an ingenious attempt to solve the problem of there being too many movies to choose from.
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You shouldn't expect a glowing sword with sound effects, but this DIY weapon is still really ingenious.
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Do-it-yourself culture, growing in popularity today, turns out surprising and ingenious new ideas and products.
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It's an ingenious way of showing how fear and xenophobia can affect someone's impressions of the unfamiliar.
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The papal plan for a truce is either ingenious or deceptive, depending on your point of view.
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Another ingenious mix of biography and verse, "Out of Wonder," will appeal to the teacher in you.
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So the architects proposed an ingenious solution: slice two feet off the bottom corner of the building.
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But Chazelle's solution to the old cynicism/sincerity problem is ingenious: He splits the movie into two.
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It's a story that in itself offers some ingenious arguments and counterarguments for the play's central debate.
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It was perhaps one of the most ingenious love triangles the show has cooked up thus far.
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Thomas Ostermeier, the Schaubühne's ingenious artistic director, adapted the book along with the author and Florian Borschmeyer.
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"It was also an ingenious way to articulate subjective experience in an increasingly materialist modern world." neuegalerie.org.
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" What a scorching, ingenious way to tell an ex, "you need me but I don't need you.
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Although occupying no more than a paragraph in the voluminous Dodd Frank Act, this provision was ingenious.
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The layout is simple but ingenious and gives nearly all the space to the delightful, exuberant illustrations.
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I didn't know whether I found the tapestry ingenious or horrendous or some volatile combination of both.
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Part of the way that I adjust to the loss is that so many other people have felt it and addressed it in ingenious, ingenious ways, and this is why I think the collective wisdom is so much at work, because no one person could do all this.
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They're firing blanks, just like the troops in training, but they've some ingenious ways of hiding that fact.
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It should be floating ingenious ideas about the sharing of contentious sites even if it cannot impose them.
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Ingenious field-expedient solutions to provide more detection and better identification are a smart way to protect Americans.
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You are not necessarily ingenuous, or even a dolt in classics, if you confuse that word with ingenious.
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Thanks to the ingenious design, the entire screen resonates with rich sound emanating directly from the screen itself.
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"The Ingenious Language," by Andrea Marcolongo, who loves ancient Greece and gives antiquity a new, very modern face.
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You have to admit the idea is a bit ingenious if you have an extra phone lying around.
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The industry has also pulled off the ingenious trick of holding a presence within its ostensibly oppositional bodies.
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The materials are of a high quality, the construction is ingenious, and the sound is difficult to fault.
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It appears to have been better-resourced, longer-running and more extensive and ingenious than almost anyone imagined.
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Physicists have devised ingenious methods in recent years for quantum error correction by exploiting the phenomenon of entanglement.
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I mean, the way that they convinced us to voluntarily surrender our right to privacy, it was ingenious.
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You may recognize chef Silva's name from his previous ingenious dessert concoctions, including the recent birthday cake croissant.
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Now there's a new prototype gadget that stops those vehicular attacks with an ingenious hack of its own.
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His solution was as ingenious as it was it was practical: a large metal basket with little wheels.
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The comfort of these headphones is beyond reproach, thanks to their self-adjusting strap and ingenious suspension design.
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Eventually, with the help of several ingenious filling methods, he successfully inflated the balloon, while securing the opening.
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Speaking of rear passengers, thanks to ingenious interior packaging, they — like the front passengers — have plenty of space.
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Tristram Stuart caught our attention back in January with his ingenious idea of turning discarded bread into beer.
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Mr. Veloso and Mr. Gil also share an ingenious gift for couching pointed lyrics in sweetness or uplift.
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He gained fame for ingenious designs like his torch for the 2012 London Olympics, known as the Caldron.
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By the time it could be implemented, the plan — however ingenious in its initial design — was often irrelevant.
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Colonnades and grand staircases abound, as do ingenious decorative grids of circles, stripes, diamonds, stars, and floral motifs.
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I've never slept better on a plane, and even my seat neighbors have commented on the ingenious design
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Almost literally: Ferguson makes ingenious use of the tapes that play such a large role in Watergate lore.
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In other words, Gowar, as an ingenious artificer herself, locates her most authentic reality in artifice and art.
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Take, for example, this ingenious individual who, it appears, hooked their wireless mouse up to a toy train.
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Meg's guides, including her ingenious little brother, Charles Wallace (Deric McCabe) and a trio of celestial matriarchs — Mrs.
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An invisible foe was an ingenious way to get around the show's obviously shrinking CGI budget, I thought.
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Most of this is clever, often ingenious, but the frequency of one-liners works against the novel's trajectory.
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Like the High Line in New York City, the Dequindre Cut is an ingenious piece of industrial adaptation.
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Her ingenious idea, which has inspired other sex workers to exchange nudes for genuine donations, isn't quite new.
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Since age 15, I have lived under the spell of the Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote de la Mancha.
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" A reviewer from the New York Times said that Lyndsey had "the quiet, ingenious consciousness of a poet.
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The protagonists of Perry's ingenious thrillers are usually skilled at devising schemes for getting out of awkward situations.
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The ingenious ancient technique is beautifully illustrated in a new video that combines stop motion and 2D animation.
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The record was part of an ambitious and ingenious project: teach extraterrestrials everything they need to know about humans.
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South Korean presidential candidate Moon Jae-in came up with an ingenious plan to court younger voters: StarCraft maps.
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You'll also get a primer on B2B growth hacking, where you'll learn ingenious methods to generate more business leads.
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This band attracted immediate attention with their ingenious combination of catchy riffs, UK82 stomp parts, and truly angry lyrics.
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And to do so they need, more than populist or ingenious economic policies, candidates that conservatives voters can trust.
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They also found ingenious ways to hide their ballot boxes with games of dominoes, fake weddings, and church services.
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On the other hand, in an ingenious twist, Khorramian buries a significant plot point amid this abundance of information.
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It also features an ingenious, jolting conclusion that may not make up for earlier irritations for anyone over 12.
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Arthur's attitude aside, the group dynamic turns out to be an ingenious way to structure an open-world game.
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Mr Kushner's regional diplomacy, including his faltering efforts to get Arab support for his plan, has not been ingenious.
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It also features an ingenious, jolting conclusion that may not make up for earlier irritations for anyone over 23212.
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It also features an ingenious, jolting conclusion that may not make up for earlier irritations for anyone over 244.
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Search away for deeper meaning and construct ingenious readings if you have to – Mini Cooper are poisoning our minds?
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"I thought it was ingenious given our history together," she told TVLine of when she first heard the idea.
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Thanks to an ingenious contraption on Kickstarter, sauces can be safely stowed and shared without the fear of spilling.
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His ruse was ingenious, but was creating an Excel file about bedding really the best use of his time?
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But an environmentalist has come up with an ingenious solution that might just save both parties: the African honeybee.
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We often see companies that have innovative, sometimes ingenious, solutions to a problem faced by a relatively small group.
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A social network manager called Buffer has come up with a rather ingenious way to get around Facebook's restrictions.
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The ingenious thing that the people in your network do not need to have the app to help you.
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They're concerned about the changing climate, but they always come up with ingenious plans to adapt to bad weather.
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It'll never return to its semi-Edenic roots of smoked brisket, ingenious undiscovered bands, and illimitable Lone Star beer.
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He still continues to publish a daily sketch, embracing the challenge of creating something ingenious with each passing day.
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The solution is as simple as it is ingenious: you simply visualize the sound right in the 3D space.
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By removing the free lenses, Snapchat also increases the appeal of the Sponsored Lenses — an ingenious idea for ads.
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The ingenious design of the Crock-Pot Hook Up Connectable Entertaining System makes buffet-style entertaining a breeze. ProsCons
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Our own bodies are full of ingenious solutions created through evolution; so are the bodies of other living things.
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But there is also a case, which Guha does not make, for seeing Gandhi as far more intellectually ingenious.
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Ingenious learning algorithms combined with "big data" have led to impressive accomplishments — what has even been called bottled intuition.
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" As in: "BUT it has a superb cast and gorgeous production values and ingenious pacing and genuinely witty lines.
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The business model is ingenious; it incentivizes repeat business and it helps parents re-use or recycle old clothes.
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Cubans are ingenious at adapting what they have into something that is greater than the sum of its parts.
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Another ingenious but seemingly simple product is an acrylic polymer soil stabilizer made by an American company called Aggrebind.
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The high-visibility garment that has become synonymous with the French protests is an ingenious modern uniform of rebellion.
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Today, Will Nediger brings us a puzzle that takes ingenious advantage of its ingredients and leaves nothing to discard.
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Furthermore, they're dignified, ingenious, invested, loyal, powerful, funny, amorous, independent… And this isn't only a vision of the future.
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Mr. Yantrasast's specialty has been what he calls "acupuncture architecture": ingenious renovations of existing spaces and context-sensitive additions.
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Aquapaw Pro, $44.95 — preorder now, shipping May 1, 2020Kickstarter darling Aquapaw launched its ingenious pet bathing tool in 2016.
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Then came the most ingenious set-up in all of Instagram history, worthy of a master class in sleuthing.
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Like the ingenious musicality of Ms. Barrett's balloon experiments, insights about spatial sound may seem intuitive after the fact.
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But international diplomacy has found an ingenious solution to the problem of communication between countries that have broken ties.
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These ingenious mechanisms improved a motorcycle's performance, in the process emitting more pollution than Harley-Davidson certified to EPA.
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In Us, he not-so-subtly provides an ingenious critique of classism and xenophobia through his protagonist Red/Adelaide.
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Court rulings have affirmed the founders' ingenious plan to provide states the flexibility to address regional differences and preferences.
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The perfect April Fools' Day pranks are all a little ingenious, a little cruel and a bit too revealing.
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His computer adversary had made such an ingenious and unexpected move (from a human perspective) that Lee was flummoxed.
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Ingenious and punishing, "Spaceman" stays with Molly (Erin Treadway) as she checks her air pressure, fuel levels and trajectory.
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This ingenious case not only holds your earphones snugly, but it also gives you an outlet for any nervous energy.
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After the exchange broke the old queue model of warehouse revenue, operators evolved ever more ingenious ways to attract metal.
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Pointed arches, rib vaults, and piped masonry of ingenious design together created a sense of verticality, to render the sublime.
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"Gappah has chosen an ingenious way to approach Livingstone's life: She focuses on his death," our reviewer, Caryl Phillips, writes.
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But most European countries, and some other rich countries outside the US, have figured out an ingenious way around this.
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The KeySmart Pro is an ingenious key organizer designed to help you stop misplacing your keys once and for all.
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An Indian man who didn't know how to swim came up with an ingenious strategy to rescue a drowning dog.
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With these ingenious mesh reusable versions, you can easily store fresh fruit and veggies while grocery shopping — no trash needed.
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It's one of those ingenious game design tricks that hits you over the head with equal parts novelty and depth.
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In a feat of ingenious costuming, the wily toad has learned to impersonate the venomous Gaboon viper to fool predators.
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Many a controversy has benefited from one of his ingenious analogies or numerical parables, usually involving some kind of fruit.
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If you gloss over the killing of an awful lot of people, the Romans achieved and devised many ingenious things.
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The method "ELSA" supposedly employs to determine a Windows user's location is pretty ingenious, though not an entirely new idea.
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Postmodern Jukebox is back with another of their ingenious re-imaginations, this time with the theme song to Family Guy.
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But for now, he's only making 100 of these ingenious contraptions, so if you're interested, you have until May 15.
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The aim, as always with the ingenious Mr Irwin, is to heighten the viewer's awareness of his or her surroundings.
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The ingenious invention from Thanko is a clip-on conditioner that operates using two AAA batteries, or a USB charger.
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L3-37 is one of the funnest – and woke – droids in recent memory and this recreation is fun and ingenious.
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In a way, it was a perfect moment for two ingenious Brazilians to land there and lap up the energies.
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Central to their plan was an ingenious mechanism of avoiding risk by guaranteeing themselves a large payoff on every drawing.
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Smith came up with an ingenious mathematical solution to identify all possible symmetric orbits, regardless of the number of satellites.
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From one uncle, Kipling's "Just So Stories," with a gilt Indian swastika on the cover and Kipling's own ingenious illustrations.
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Most of the goals stemmed from poor defending as Chelsea found ever more ingenious ways to inflict pain on Mourinho.
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The move proved ingenious, as baristas became ambassadors of the oat milk gospel without feeling like sales representatives to customers.
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As beauty editors, we hear about all the odd, unique, and ingenious ways people use their old or unwanted products.
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"Keatonesque" refers both to his unsmiling, endlessly beleaguered onscreen persona and to his ingenious and exacting style as a director.
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Regardless of the original intent, it was an ingenious and often heartbreaking move, thanks to Lea Ruckpaul's brilliantly pliable performance.
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The totality equals a crash course in New York choreographic history that reveals an ingenious symbiosis of dance and film.
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But the most ingenious showis the Barnes Foundation's reprise of "Kiefer Rodin," an exhibition at the Musée Rodin in Paris.
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Still, in spite of the gilding, this ingenious take on colonialism and cultural appropriation is wildly inventive and widely representative.
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His recounting of a relatively insignificant incident shed light on his unusual and, some say, ingenious methods of resolving disputes.
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This ingenious short subject imagines all that, with amazing if corrugated realism, and delivers a funny punch line to boot.
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But thanks to two professors' ingenious creation, a small section of it is bringing joy to people on both sides.
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So scientists spend a lot of time testing animals in ingenious ways to figure out what might be going on.
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The logic was ingenious: Eating vegetables turns children into big strong adults, so not eating vegetables should reverse the process.
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He depicts the task force as a wild pack of alphas, brothers in both ingenious crime-fighting and wild celebration.
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This pacifier is actually a two-for-one product since the ingenious WubbaNub pacifier is really two products in one.
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Here is the towering Beethoven, the composer as revolutionary, striding across the pages of these scores — brash, adventurous and ingenious.
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Mr. Andriessen's eclectic and ingenious music, performed here by the International Contemporary Ensemble, somehow made exhilarating sense of it all.
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But they have been accepted with such faith that attempts to refute them have been anything but ingenious and severe.
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Basing movies on kiddie playthings is ingenious: It turns every Lego brick into a Rosebud sled, a portal into childhood.
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The research is ingenious and promising, but it also suggests a mastery over nature that may be hard to achieve.
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Without an ingenious campaign, even widespread hatred of Trump will not be sufficient to dislodge him from the White House.
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But developer Epic Games this week announced a new, rather ingenious, strategy to help its battle royale hit remain relevant.
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His work is free of excess, giving the viewer freedom to find drama through the ingenious design of his dances.
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There are some genuinely haunting and ingenious moments as the three young heroes combat the villain in his moldy mansion.
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We must reverse course to attract and retain the world's most ingenious innovators by making the most of our diversity.
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But I kept waiting for something bigger than fine stagecraft — and even Ms. Gough's extreme, ingenious performance — to kick in.
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It's not long before he's fending off famine by repurposing scrap metal and bicycle parts into an ingenious irrigation system.
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Over the past several decades, drug traffickers have come up with all sorts of ingenious ways to bypass border security.
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But unlike Giger's alien aesthetic, Fernandez's achievement is a reinvention of romanticism, where the performative and the ingenious seem curiously intertwined.
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Kepler's engineers came up with an ingenious fix, relying on the radiation pressure exerted by sunlight to re-steady the craft.
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There's been a lot of fascinating work in recent years to come up with ingenious ideas for new kinds of batteries.
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The plan is ingenious; Matt only got the meat-covered blades through his waxing relationship with Joyce "Tilly" Mitchell (Patricia Arquette).
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I think one of the most ingenious walkers is coming up in the second half, something that we've never done before.
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Watching the family find ingenious ways to deal with that threat is both A Quiet Place's strongest element and its saddest.
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It's a service so ingenious and essential you hope other curators and government employees can figure out ways to provide it.
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And there was the ingenious mechanism that rotated the battery contact, scraping away corrosion whenever the user clicked the power button.
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The ingenious part of the app is that it has built in "Magic Words" that let you add in fun information.
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His product, which reduces the amount of time it takes for teachers to grade tests, is ingenious and is taking off.
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The sexualized images appear to objectify her, but Marie was an eager and ingenious collaborator, masterminding many of the works herself.
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The Good Pen-sized • Simple, smart app • Ingenious measurement ring The Bad It forces you to sign up with their service.
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"Hydrodipping is a rad effect, an ingenious way to print on a 3D surface," Pittsburgh-based illustrator Emily Traynor told me.
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I'm talking products with ingenious features and hidden compartments that serve as the cherry on top of an already incredible product.
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"Hydrodipping is a rad effect, an ingenious way to print on a 3D surface," Pittsburgh-based illustrator Emily Traynor told me.
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Then, the couple stumbles upon an ingenious way to hack their fighting problem: Setting each of their tired arguments to music.
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Yes, the dreaded "bot" buzzword is present, but if you just ignore the trendiness of the branding, it's an ingenious addition.
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But alas, like most Kickstarters, what appears to be an ingenious idea in theory doesn't always produce the most polished results.
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A drone could fly slowly enough to trick the phone to think you're walking, so this solution is actually hilariously ingenious.
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Anti-hunger advocates credit students with both sounding the alarm about hunger on campus and in some cases offering ingenious solutions.
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He had a near-perfect GPA but nonetheless built an ingenious device to help him and his buddies talk during tests.
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But the tortoise's cleverest enemy is the raven: That ingenious, charismatic corvid also quite likes the taste of baby desert tortoise.
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Leon Lederman, whose ingenious experiments with particle accelerators deepened science's understanding of the subatomic world, died early Wednesday in Rexburg, Idaho.
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And there is nothing more human than some wildly creative kids finding an ingenious way to get out of school work.
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Yet thanks to the huge amount of publicity generated by this ingenious prank, his prices look set to soar even higher.
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It was hailed as "a most ingenious apparatus" by Dr. Malcolm MacEachern, the director emeritus of the American College of Surgeons.
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In "The Robbers," massive, continually rolling treadmills dominated the stage, in a production as dramatically gripping as it was technically ingenious.
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It also turns out to present a most ingenious acting challenge, in which rage and resentment may be expressed only indirectly.
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JIM CRAMER: But you know, Larry, we have ingenious people but are they getting together and doing the things -- they're talking.
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No matter how ingenious his escape, it would still be an evasion of justice, something which carries the stain of cowardice.
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When scrutinized, the economics of it are rather ingenious, and, paradoxically, somewhat compliant with the current edict to eat less meat.
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Since the subways have an ingenious drain network, Mr. Cuomo assumed that climate change and rising water tables were to blame.
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Last year Apple introduced tools for parents to manage their children's phone time — although some children found ingenious ways around it.
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Take, for instance, his ingenious 2011 plan to clear the way for increases in the federal debt limit without Republican fingerprints.
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But even in the company of new scores by three young composers, Berio's ingenious "Circles," composed in 1960, sounded arrestingly fresh.
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Last spring, the Republican National Committee (RNC) unveiled an ingenious new fundraising technique: mailing solicitations that were disguised as delinquency notices.
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Experts said the Washington state law was significant but only one in a long line of ingenious ways humans handle death.
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If you have an ingenious business idea just sitting idly in your head, now's the time to take advantage of this deal.
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Instead, I blazed through several games over the course of two hours, thanks to an ingenious feature: Rewind is simple and effective.
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This continually inventive piece, in five movements, lasts just 20 ingenious minutes, every one of them engrossing as played by these artists.
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Raised by an ingenious inventor, Stark's relationship with his dad was strained by his father's endless quest for the next brilliant invention.
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Across Africa, these and many other ingenious solutions are helping to meet the continent's huge energy needs much faster than conventional means.
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It's not the first time we've heard of scientists repurposing navigation equipment to do science—but this is a particularly ingenious one.
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Nowhere in his Twitter feed did Musk allude to Wilson, who of course, came up with the ingenious, quiet leaf blower idea.
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There is a massive conspiracy at hand, and these two indomitable women are two ingenious parts of a world-spanning, deadly puzzle.
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Educated people are expected to know these words, which means a lifetime of trying to keep things like ingenious and ingenuous distinct.
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Five-year-old Colton Lillard has a shoe-tying hack so ingenious that his video tutorial been viewed over 7 million times.
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But Flotato's approach is so novel and ingenious, I think it's worth a shot, even though it's still early in its development.
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An ingenious British woman has captured the attention of millions of people for her brilliantly creative method of slowing down speeding traffic.
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The latest scandal happened in South Korea, where a famous eSports athlete hatched an ingenious plot to increase earnings through match-fixing.
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As prize money and sponsorship deals get bigger, so do the incentives for coaches and athletes to find ingenious ways to cheat.
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The hyper-illuminated minds of his protagonists and the wars they fight, often with themselves, disguise the ingenious artistry of his work.
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The team were well organised, tenacious and occasionally ingenious, but the game was decided by a single moment of shinned, scuffed brilliance.
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We saw it last year in the Spectre Folio, a very cool, if underpowered and expensive, convertible laptop with an ingenious hinge.
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Enter a sleek, ergonomic design, powerful cyclonic suction, and an ingenious bagless dirt collection system … and so the Dyson vacuum was born.
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EcoQube C Aquarium See Details The CINEMOOD is an ingenious mini projector that adds a dash of portability to your entertainment experience.
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DENIS VILLENEUVE's spellbinding first-contact mystery, "Arrival", has a simple but ingenious design idea: it tips the flying saucers on their side.
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Lithgow performs the piece without props, but he adds ingenious sound effects, which he makes with his mouth: click, whoosh, swish, whish .
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New York City is insanely hot right now, which makes a recent prank even more cruel, or ingenious, depending on your perspective.
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Mr Hough's Piano Sonata III (Trinitas) is an ingenious experiment designed to undermine that system by taking it to its logical conclusion.
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As head postman he devised ingenious numbering systems and routes through the buildings—which often required climbing through windows and over rooftops.
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On the last point, one thrifty student at Pomona College has come up with an ingenious solution involving a converted school bus.
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By law, that ingenious bit of design—known as shape coding—still governs landing gear and wing flaps in every airplane today.
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If you've ever had the total nightmare of dealing with a rat in your house, these ingenious women are your new heroes.
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Despite the author's excruciating circumstances and restricted senses, her writing "reveals the quiet, ingenious consciousness of a poet," Natalie Kusz wrote here.
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The moon in Aquarius inspires you to get organized and make some ingenious little changes that help your life run more smoothly.
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In my experience, anxiety is a kind of ingenious, shape-shifting villain that knows the things I care about, and attacks them.
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But "The Romanoffs" does not introduce itself as a Russian nesting doll, one unit fitting into another to form one ingenious artifact.
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Yet for all the widespread familiarity of what Dr. Hall wrought as a remarkably ingenious physicist, his death, at 22013, on Nov.
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What's extraordinary is that Shiryaev not only captured the dance in this ingenious way, but that he also created the dance itself.
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It's also true that the Fantástico clip was directed by a reality television star with an ingenious bent for manipulating public perceptions.
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The process of exposition is rigorous and ingenious, forcing you to become an active agent in the discovery of the play's themes.
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Thanks to prop designer Mike Michelena, who has released an ingenious design for a Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo helmet, you can.
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He has also found, in this novel, an ingenious way to bring an American and his so-called enemies face to face.
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"An ingenious plot and more one-liners than you'd find in a Bob Hope tribute act," Michael Billington wrote in The Guardian.
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For the most part, though, the multiple allusions to canonical ballets feel gratuitous — ingenious but discrete, like many of the production's ideas.
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I could look at the work of the courageous and ingenious Ernest Cole, whose photographs proved valuable in the anti-apartheid struggle.
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While ingenious and liberating for many, this unconventional income source often makes it difficult for banks to gauge credit risk and worthiness.
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AND FINALLY ... Free fireworks An ingenious dad, plus helium-filled balloons and a ceiling fan add up to one happy little girl.
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The mobile house in which Ms Rush lives today has mouldy cupboards, an unusable bathtub and holes plugged with many ingenious patches.
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Photo: Wikimedia CommonsGrasshopper-gulping fits right into an emerging picture of wolves as ingenious and scrappy survivalists, not just meat-seeking missiles.
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The LuminAid PackLite Lantern has an ingenious inflatable body that's totally waterproof to keep your gear illuminated when flash-flood disaster strikes.
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Inmates and their confederates are ingenious and diabolical in terms of the lengths they will go to smuggle contraband into a prison.
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"Brilliant lawyers will always be able to fashion ingenious arguments to justify almost any practice," Giovanni Buttarelli wrote in a blog post.
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With the legalization of marijuana for recreational use in 2014, the great state of Colorado has seen its share of ingenious advancements.
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But researchers in China have found an ingenious solution: They've developed solar panels that can harness the motion of raindrops for energy.
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The USPTO found this ingenious idea nonobvious enough to warrant a patent, which now lives in the archives as patent no. 7,113,449.
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It's an ingenious reversal: The patriarchy has gotten to be a nuisance, so let's do to it what it does to women.
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Typically, such novels produce expectation and surprise by juxtaposing seemingly unrelated stories and eras while hiding their ingenious connections like Easter eggs.
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The idea behind WikiLeaks is simple, and ingenious: an online drop box that provides maximum security for whistle-blowers in the digital age.
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It was an ingenious interactive spin, though the music also soared alone, a sharp blend of ambient electro and subtly topical hip-hop.
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Wearing a hair mask while working, running errands, at the gym, or sleeping, could be the most ingenious hair hack we've ever heard.
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The short is an ingenious mirror, questioning the possibility of changing the wider societal power dynamics that are being reinscribed in the shoot.
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EndlessID Smart Luggage and Backpack Tag — $59.993 See Details Meet the SpoonBuddy, an ingenious kitchen hack that's here to make your life easier.
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While Bored Elon Musk made fun of Musk's ideas, like tweeting randomly specific but ingenious innovations, Arbuckle's Musk made fun of Musk himself.
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Then, there's the simple fact Andy spearheaded an ingenious, risky rescue in "Invisible To Me" featuring formerly invisible-turned-bright, hot blue flames.
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Hatchimals are the ingenious combination of those two worlds — innovative tech combined with an interface and look designed to appeal to younger kids.
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Mr Ellison would unleash his indignant and ingenious fury on anyone who offended him, relishing every opportunity to rage at reactionaries and Republicans.
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And season 20 has taken aim at both Donald Trump and Star Wars: The Force Awakens via an ingenious satirical device: Member Berries.
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The stylistically ingenious series centers on the Homecoming Initiative, a shifty organization that purports to help returning veterans ease back into civilian life.
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"It's an ingenious scheme: a political marketing campaign for getting the ideas you want out there at exactly the right time," he adds.
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The Giant Ceropegia has evolved an ingenious way to attract and temporarily capture a bug that thinks it's there to steal some food.
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"The ingenious effort by IVM is instrumental to the continued operation of the Alpha Jets," NAF spokesperson Ayodele Famuyiwa said of the deal.
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"We know people across the region are ingenious, with a little they do a lot and they are thirsty for knowledge," she said.
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From seeing the seemingly miraculous powders get made to finding some ingenious uses for bath-time staples, we may have reached peak highlighter.
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But while trolling the Twitter bot has a long and storied history, the most recent round of shenanigans has taken an ingenious turn.
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Which is why Coloured Raine's idea to create a collection of nude liquid lipsticks and call it "The Coffee Shop" is so ingenious.
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Of course, Twitter users celebrated the women's ingenious use of her dildo, with responses ranging from shock and awe to straight-up applause.
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A Twitter user's picture of a library's ingenious solution to forgetful bibliophiles has gone viral, with over 22018,2200 retweets at time of writing.
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Some drivers in China think they've found an ingenious way of deterring people from driving with their high beam headlights on behind them.
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He also looks funny, a deceptively ingenious physical performer who reveals his collection of goofy poses with the precision of a silent comedian.
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Using GPS in member's phones and some ingenious coding, the clock lights up arrows for each family member based on their current location.
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Even the cables, dubbed DUM for Distinctly Un-Magical, are ingenious in the ease with which they can be disconnected and swapped out.
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The Treasury Select Committee published letters disclosing that Randell had put money into the Ingenious Film Partners 2 LLP between 2006 and 2011.
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In the book's most ingenious passages, Isenberg offers a catalog of the insulting terms well-off Americans used to denigrate their economic inferiors.
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You might think that's an ingenious little tweak, but I heard that speaker at its loudest, and I wasn't blown away by it.
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The Whatsitsface toy and the idea behind it are ingenious, but I do think the design of the head could be improved upon.
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"Open Plan" justifies the Whitney's fifth-floor preening, demonstrating in five ways its ingenious versatility through the use of space as artistic material.
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With the storyteller-friend taking the lead, the children proceed to hammer out an ingenious Babel sequel that makes sense to them both.
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After trying some ingenious if creepy stunts to get tickets, Hample got one and attended the game, live-blogging his experience on Twitter.
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The dual fans are part of an ingenious hyperbaric cooling system that allows potent processors to work in a thin enclosure without overheating.
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Right now, there are at least 50 nuclear startups across North America working on ingenious alternatives to the traditional large light-water reactor.
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The play's ingenious setup centers on Harry Wade, England's second-best hangman, on the day in 1965 that the country effectively abolished executions.
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My bed has an ingenious system of pivots and pistons; it swings open with easy grace and claps closed with a pleasing thud.
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Audience members, remaining seated, were occasionally lifted by a phalanx of assistants wielding ingenious dollies, and then solemnly wheeled to new vantage points.
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Three domains, recognized above the old kingdoms rather than replacing them: It was ingenious strategically, transcending rather than rejoining the battle over kingdoms.
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Q. Wendy, your work has explored the neighborhoods of San Francisco, ingenious Japanese object design, chef tattoos and so many other curious subjects.
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Nikita Gale and Michael Demps both unite sculpture and sound in ingenious ways: Ms. Gale's work produces it; Mr. Demps's work absorbs it.
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What happened in Iraq was a spiritual disaster, and this brave and ingenious novel takes that idea and uncorks all its possible meanings.
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His filmmaking process is an ingenious bricolage, that of an unconventional creator whose work has evolved outside of the cinematic and artistic spheres.
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It's as if we accept his strategy as legitimate, even ingenious, and locate weakness and fault in the person who can't counter it.
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The subway system is a little like Social Security: ingenious, necessary, expensive, historically robust, yet, by virtue of demographics, shadowed by future collapse.
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Although the refrigerant ran out in 2009, operators found ingenious ways to keep using two of its three cameras and continue the mission.
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Children can find ingenious uses for marbles — and their minds — as they design and build intricate wooden structures in this drop-in program.
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In such cases, GIFs show off the human mind's flair for metaphor, its ingenious way of seeing that this is somehow like that.
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This is how it began, the career of one of the most versatile, ingenious and adventurous chefs in the history of American cuisine.
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For example, he says that stocks with ingenious ticker symbols, such as MOO for VanEck Vectors Agribusiness ETF, tend to outperform the market.
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If you want to spend four days playing ingenious, handcrafted word puzzles of all kinds, the 2020 convention is in Toronto in July!
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There are thousands of ingenious, gleaming rifles and handguns in displays about America's gun-rich history of colonialism, immigration, expansionism and vigilante justice.
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Eilish is a memorable and welcome honoree, though: Her eclectic and often ingenious debut When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?
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Sims, who recently wrote a beguiling book about the origins of "Charlotte's Web," proves an ingenious investigator in this magnificent work of scholarship.
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Coral reefs are among the many victims-in-the-making of climate change, but new research offers an ingenious approach for healing them.
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Instead, tune out until the next amazing set piece, and then gape at the ingenious reconfigurations of objects like packing crates and parasols.
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The conceit is rather ingenious: to use a graphically inventive style of animation to manufacture a caper involving the theft of famous paintings.
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He loves that spiral form of the curve and he loves the flying of the angels and what he called ingenue, ingenious devices.
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The show's ingenious 100-plus episodes are frequently aired in holiday marathons (this writer turned SyFy's annual July 4 marathon into a yearly tradition).
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Otherwise paradigm-shattering Minecraft is still primarily made up of ingenious reward systems, for increasing your character's power, territory, complexity, or your own mastery.
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Both ship with fasteners to hang anywhere, or a loop to quickly coil it up into the included pouch for a rather ingenious lantern.
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"Can you put in a good word for me?" he wrote, winning the award for either the creepiest — or most ingenious — pickup line ever.
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In 1975, a franchisee in Arizona had an ingenious idea to introduce the drive-through window to his location after seeing competitors utilize it.
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He goes through a series of incremental steps, developing his symphonic sound palette and his musical language in an incredibly ingenious and intense way.
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A tweet about a student's ingenious answer to a uniquely geeky task has gone viral, with upwards of 67,000 retweets at time of writing.
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SPICER: Well, I mean, you can&apost -- people have very ingenious ways these days with encrypted apps, et cetera, to go after each other.
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The jihadists who until recently controlled much of Iraq and Syria hit on a recruiting technique that was as crude as it was ingenious.
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As you might expect from such a momentous occasion featuring two highly meme-able characters, the meeting has inspired some rather ingenious viral reaction.
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That was the problem faced by Italian eyewear startup Quattrocento, so its founders came up with a potentially ingenious alternative: the paper try-on.
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Lew gave Lin-Manuel Miranda a tour of the Treasury in March and told New York Magazine how ingenious he thinks the musical is.
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While she might be too young to appreciate most of these melodies, it's truly an ingenious way to get the little one to snooze.
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But when one started tromping around in San Bernadino, local police came up with a solution that was equal parts ingenious and delicious. Doritos.
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Our mistrusted politicians are so many Julius Caesars and Lady Macbeths, our ill-fated lovers Romeos and Juliets, our ingenious heroines Rosalinds and Portias.
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Microsoft has an ingenious plan to get the attention of everyone attending Apple's big developer event on Monday: offer them free food and drinks.
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Cost-effective, largely self-sustaining, and simply beautiful, they were ingenious solutions for villagers who searched for ways to explore beyond their isolated communities.
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The ingenious confluence, in a single scene, of these many iterations of the sexist challenges faced by women artists is both sharp and seamless.
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A chameleon's weapon is its tongue Their hunting strategy is ingenious: chameleons just wait motionless until a harmless grasshopper or a locust walks by.
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The Second Quartet, probably the least often played, came across in this lucid, majestic account as the most ingenious and intricate of the three.
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They've developed ingenious ways to store their shoes (under the bed), jewelry (in cookie tins inside the drawers), and winter clothes (inside their suitcases).
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The ingenious Hackerloop collective of tinkerers solved that problem by putting together a prosthetic Nerf gun that you can control with your arm muscles.
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Keaton's smooth brow and melancholy deadpan, customarily shadowed by a porkpie hat, express an ingenious, innocent determination to surmount whatever obstacles the universe imposes.
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Michel Gondry's inventive video is virtuosic, ingenious and modest: just fingertip drawings — hands being held, faces, an airplane — on a frosty glass shower door.
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Ms. Backhaus's lively script and Will Davis's highly ingenious direction leave no room for nudging references to any gender gap between cast and characters.
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Pederson left the tent first each morning, to start the engines by sparking the carburetor with a gas rag set aflame, an ingenious fix.
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It had sleek new appliances and a lovely yard; through an ingenious configuration of beds and couches, it could sleep up to twelve people.
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He wants to examine each and every experience possible, then rank it on a five-star scale, in this ingenious, loopy Comedy Central series.
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Developed in postwar Japan, as an ingenious modernization of traditional washi-paper lanterns, Noguchi's Akari have become the artist and designer's most prevalent creation.
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"Dear Evan Hansen" succeeds because its songs are so sharply pointed and its emotional life is convincingly bonded to an ingenious, almost inevitable plot.
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Portrayed by two of the actors in an ingenious get-up (Karen Boyer designed the costumes), the beast is too silly to be scary.
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" Mr. Guadagnino found Mr. Chalamet "ingenious," ambitious and intent on challenging himself in roles, he said, adding, "He never goes for the easy way.
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What makes Wagner's themes particularly ingenious is the way they relate to one another — creating a whole musical world, with its own internal logic.
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Updated Shakespeare, then, is an ingenious matter of clever surrogates, and in this way plot purloined would seem to be the whole of it.
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In one especially ingenious move, he sent hundreds of Xerox copiers to Hungary to make it easier for underground publications to disseminate their newsletters.
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Without such a requirement, Morningstar and Flowspring used ingenious workarounds, which I double-checked the old-fashioned way, by directly contacting all 25 companies.
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Backing the round is Ingka Group (a strategic partner to the Ikea franchisee system), Mustard Seed, Circularity Capital, D: Ax and The Ingenious Group.
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Melbourne, Australia-based Scrubba gained fans a few years back with an ingenious travel-sized device that's designed to wash clothes on the road.
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This ingenious saw is made from high strength, heat-treated steel and can cut through a 3-inch limb in less than ten seconds.
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Creating spaces in which students feel heard — their vulnerabilities celebrated as much as their ingenious attempts lauded — enhances their confidence in applying leadership skills.
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On their feet are colored socks pulled over sneakers, an ingenious layering that gives the dancers a broad physical gamut, from ballet to street.
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If Mr. Debargue's new album is not so ingenious or dazzling as some of these, it is often simply lovely — an impressive, satisfying achievement.
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Bluetooth Sleep Headphone Eye Mask Serving a dual purpose, this ingenious eye mask blocks out light and ambient noise all at the same time.
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A vacation at this remote island paradise could have run you more than $900 per night, making your use of points look downright ingenious.
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But 30 years later, that ingenious B-movie spoof is still going strong, with its latest season set to arrive on Netflix on Thursday.
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As I walked by on Sunday night, an older couple was asking an "inGenious" about how to give less of their data to Google.
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Hello is another ingenious road safety campaign by New Zealand's Transport Agency, which is also responsible for the classic 2011 anti-drink driving ad Legend.
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Skywriting feels like a quaint way to reach the masses now that we have Twitter, but the point is that it was gusty and ingenious.
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Alamy Jizo-dori's temptations Japan, which has already had lots of practice with older consumers, has developed some ingenious new products for the grandparent generation.
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Designer Lez Brotherston, who collaborates regularly with Mr Bourne, has given himself the role of tour guide, finding ingenious ways to flag up each stop.
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Around the time Windows 73 was released, Microsoft developed an ingenious marketing campaign: it would encourage households to throw parties for its new operating system.
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And perhaps the most ingenious element of Mr. Tucker's production is its use of gossip as the force that shapes the destinies of Austen's characters.
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There are a number of ingenious concepts baked into HQ, and they're the types of innovations you might of have thought had long been exhausted.
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It was an ingenious insight, but it wouldn't work unless you could calculate that entropy — a feat far beyond the computational capabilities at the time.
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But this ingenious tray provides a way to make your own crushed ice — plus it comes with three trays, so you can make a boatload.
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This ingenious device lets you make omelettes — complete with eggs, cheese, veggies, or whatever inventive ingredients you care to include — in no time at all.
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It is looking at an ingenious scheme, first proposed by a team of European economists, to create securities backed by a pool of sovereign bonds.
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"With her singular voice, she gives us a score that reimagines 90s hits into ingenious parodies and yearning monologues for her lovesick characters," it says.
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What they do is so, in a way, ingenious and really creepy: they focus on issues like eating disorders and overcoming sexual abuse and trauma.
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Unfortunately, the men's ingenious and more than mildly terrifying design will never make it to old folks' homes — or even the road, for that matter.
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Afterward, we would put Roxie down to sleep in her PeaPod, an ingenious pop-up tent-bed I found on Craigslist, nearly unused, for $40.
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Had it not been for an ingenious doctor brought in to consult on her case, Cahalan might well have ended up in a psychiatric ward.
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But Hyphen-Labs, a collective of women technologists of color, has developed an ingenious workaround—a scarf that occludes the wearer's face, but only selectively.
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Check out Bea's ingenious strategy for de-cluttering your hanging space by using bins for additional storage space, and her clever technique for folding sweaters.
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America has been an inventive, even an ingenious country, and so we tend to believe that there must be a solution to most every problem.
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But if your goal is a kind of worldwide saturation, then collaborating with Ikea, with its 387 stores in 48 countries, is an ingenious tack.
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Then try Florence Fabricant's ingenious recipe for salmon with smoked salmon butter, especially if you have some smoked salmon still lying around from weekend noshing.
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Analysts noted that previous sanctions were hampered because of a lack of vigorous enforcement by member states and the North's ingenious ways of circumventing them.
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While the Fed had substantial leeway to lend in a crisis, the Fed's lawyers still needed to find legally ingenious ways to distribute the loans.
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"The Breaker Upperers" kicks off with an ingenious premise: What if you could pay an agency to take care of your awkward romantic break-ups?
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It was an ingenious framing for O'Keeffe's oeuvre, particularly because few were intimately familiar with her silk kimonos, her wide-brimmed hats, and heavy silver.
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I've never slept better on a plane than with the Evolution S3 pillow, and I've even had a seat neighbors comment on the ingenious design.
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There were whole villages made of Coke cases, and the ingenious Vietnamese had pleated together roofs for their huts out of the dissected Coke cans.
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Instead, it has been a tournament for collectives: for Uruguay's resilient, defiant defense; for England's ingenious, coordinated set pieces; for Belgium's lethal, perfectly orchestrated counterattacks.
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She was startled by their size and ingenious design — the spine operates like a hinge that swings open, making it easier to turn the pages.
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The university planned a real-time test of emissions, and it rigged up an ingenious way to scrutinize the exhaust generated under open-road conditions.
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That's the reason why these ingenious marketing folks made sure decades ago that the bitter flavor of hops was leeched out of the big brands.
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Wagner's ingenious use of short musical themes creates a whole world of gods, heroes, dwarves and giants, and gives them their psychological and mythical depth.
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But they have left behind a legacy that is about much more than the restrained, humble beauty of their tools, ingenious rural architecture, and furniture.
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"Regardless of when we do our temporary closure, that will not stop this ingenious 'stay at home and watch' function for Phoenix, Oregon," Henley wrote.
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Rather than turn out cardboard heroes and villains, he savors the eccentricity of his characters, in the sheer weirdness of our ingenious and idiotic species.
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The ingenious pairings — Larry McMurtry on Crazy Horse, Mary Gordon on Joan of Arc, Thomas Keneally on Abraham Lincoln — offer plenty of commuter-length intrigue.
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Some people have created an ingenious system called "flashing" — they call you and hang up so you dial them back and pick up the tab.
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Even the carefree convertible model doesn't neglect its chores, with an ingenious powered soft-top that tucks away without stealing an inch of luggage space.
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While restaurant chefs make headlines now for cooking less wastefully, pickling has always been about saving the scraps, developing flavor and texture with ingenious frugality.
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What ensues may remind you of "The Sorcerer's Apprentice": Paddington progressively ruins every room of Peter R. Feuchtwanger and David Goldstein's ingenious two-level set.
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It's attractive, compact, and has ingenious notches, grooves, hooks, and movable parts to make the process of cleaning the litter box easier (and less odious).
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In 2003, the philosopher Nick Bostrom made an ingenious argument that we might be living in a computer simulation created by a more advanced civilization.
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In 2003, the philosopher Nick Bostrom made an ingenious argument that we might be living in a computer simulation created by a more advanced civilization.
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It's an ingenious move on Nottage's part to confront Cynthia with the conundrum of class aspirations, to give the black woman power over the white.
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The inquiry exposed extensive prosecutorial misconduct and the widespread misuse of jailhouse informants, who had concocted persuasive-sounding confessions in a variety of ingenious ways.
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Even today, he retains a fondness for ingenious pranks, and once created a poetry-writing algorithm, whose voluminous output he submitted to a literary magazine.
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Without this, the story would lose its ingenious complexity of emotion and read like a series of obituaries; unmitigatedly depressing and impossible to comfortably digest.
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With all the smart fabrics and ingenious tailoring available in clothes today, you can find pajama-level comfort without looking like you're, well, wearing pajamas.
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Here, he captures both the angry idealism and the ingenious daring of Mr. Rzewski's "Which Side Are You On?" in a teeming, and beautiful, performance.
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In comparison, the Rebel Alliance and Resistance bred leaders who accepted risk, were daring, formed ingenious plans, and who could react quickly to changing situations.
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No matter which sale price you wind paying for the Lenovo Smart Tab P10, you'll be getting an awesome deal on an ingenious little device.
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Her voice seemed ingenious to me, connected to a long history of struggle and song and success—and the idea that one followed the other.
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Casting in this fashion might appear a mere stunt without Miranda's ingenious blending of traditional Broadway show tunes, Top 40–style popular music, and rap.
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His fellow aristocrats were apparently so impressed by the ingenious innovation that "the sandwich" became a thing in Great Britain, and eventually abroad as well.
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Taken as an attempt to create an overall effect, however, it just about comes off, because Ensor's work is so thrillingly diverse, startling, and ingenious.
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Six days later, a team of Israeli Special Forces personnel attacked the airport in a daring and ingenious raid, named Operation Thunderbolt, and freed the hostages.
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Peach wasn't great enough to drag me away from my beloved Twitter, but I couldn't help but think Twitter should adopt Peach's ingenious Magic Words feature.
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Diabolical, invisible weapons lurking to strike innocent civilians can now be exposed and stopped with an ingenious device built from Legos, a smartphone and free software.
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The solution Rodriguez and his crew came up with was an ingenious workaround: they would build their own soundsystem with repurposed materials from the black market.
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And since steganography is a concept, not a specific method of clandestine data delivery, it can be used in all sorts of ingenious (and worrying) attacks.
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The most ingenious thing Saul season two has done is transform the character of Kim, so underdeveloped in season one, into the show's long-term stakes.
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These ingenious mini-cities encourage small businesses, including shops, cafes and bars and some even have 'grey market' property traders who buy and sell informal homes.
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"The Glass Room" also offers free workshops and an "Ingenious" bar — a play on Apple's Genius bar — to help people limit how much data they reveal.
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It was an ingenious plan to get Ezekiel angry enough to take action, but boy, did Richard choose exactly the wrong accomplice for that particular scheme.
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Over the past six years, Spencer has conducted ingenious experiments with this automated knitter and a 1980s Brother KM950i knitting machine she picked up in 2013.
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It initially has the look and feel of a featherweight work — of a cool, low-key domestic comedy of ideas, built on a single ingenious gimmick.
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I say it is ingenious though, because emphasizing content from family and friends is really just a method of insulating a user's echo chamber even further.
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His mom attests to the fact that the ingenious shovering teen has been vacuuming, sweeping, and taking out the trash—all without getting off his hoverboard.
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The new superhero theme is also an ingenious way to build another layer onto the ongoing story and give players even more ways to express themselves.
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This public institution, which runs 14 museums in Paris, often crafts dense, ingenious, and even spicy special exhibitions that beg to be seen again and again.
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Someone posted this ingenious costume to Reddit, and now we need to figure out how to get our dogs to look like this next Monday, too.
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It's an ingenious use of the Dungeons and Dragons theme to make what might be a rather dry resource-acquisition game into a competitive fantasy adventure.
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The We Bought a Zoo star was able to survive for months on the Red Planet thanks to his ingenious decision to grow potatoes for food.
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His ingenious use of greenhouses gives him a range of up to zone 11, meaning his minimum average temperature doesn't drop below 40 to 50°F.
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You'll also find lots of organic options, some ingenious two-in-one formulas, and a few niche brands you'll love (and have probably never heard of).
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The jobs market can feel like a rat-race, but one ingenious job-seeker found a way to stand out and boy did it pay off.
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"Go fuck yourself, Gene, but do know that I have the greatest respect for the many ingenious ways you have managed to leverage your limited finances"?
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" He calls Bey's bees a nice example of "iconic symbolism, particularly the way that they're presented in swarms (which is so simple as to be ingenious).
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The axe fragment suggests the first Australians were making ingenious tools not long after they arrived on the continent, supposedly after travelling down through Southeast Asia.
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The physics puzzles and the ingenious gravity gun demanded a very deep level of interaction with the environment, in contrast to comparable games released that year.
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"Most of the fractalscapes couldn't have been created had it not been for Patryk Kizny's generosity and ingenious TerrainGen/noise code for Fragmentarium/Synthclipse," he explains.
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His ability to communicate with Japan's demanding lawmakers and ability to craft ingenious solutions to the BOJ's many problems earned his approach the nickname "Amamiya magic".
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In an ingenious new book titled "John Aubrey: My Own Life," the historian Ruth Scurr has made one for him, and it is a thoroughgoing delight.
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In what may be the most ingenious money-making idea since bottled water, two entrepreneurs have set up a business selling fresh Australian air to China.
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Individuals react in more ways than politicians can anticipate and are ingenious when it comes to finding ways around obstacles between them and their favorite vices.
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They have devised an ingenious and so so pure remedy to this very common white elephant problem, and it took the internet by storm on Christmas.
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Context-dependent memory was confirmed by an ingenious 1975 experiment in which divers memorized lists of words and were then tested both on land and underwater.
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It is one peculiar vision, among the many that occur to Schutz, of worldwide calamity, and the work wrings from that a precarious but ingenious beauty.
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Additionally, I thought it was ingenious to include some of Malala's tweets, like the one in which she inquires about what she should pack for college.
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Mr. Darnton and other Western journalists found ingenious ways to circumvent government censorship and work within the limits of martial law to file articles back home.
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A beloved, enduring dance, ingenious in construction, elusive in its hints of story, it establishes so much of the promise of what he would do here.
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On "House," the doctor's misanthropy was as much a strength as a liability — his suspicion ("Everybody lies") and lack of sentiment led him to ingenious diagnoses.
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The ingenious improvisations of a restless polymath and this stark memento mori by a disturbed visionary form a perfect pair of bookends for the Italian Renaissance.
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And the ingenious part is that Mr. Der and the editors have made the clues sound like very common phrases, totally innocent of any devilish wordplay.
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While Ms. Coughlin turned to Spotify and Mr. Ball to apathy, other victims of hacking have come up with ingenious ways to drive their hackers out.
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In this installment, Jo Firestone, the veritable queen of Brooklyn comedy, will take the stage with her ingenious yet nervous girl-next-door brand of humor.
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Trump was ingenious at this compared to Clinton, who will be remembered for doing her best to avoid press conferences and other open contact with journalists.
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With the Schick Intuition Sensitive Care razor, there's no need for a separate can of shaving gel because it's built right into the razor cartridge. Ingenious.
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There is an entire cinematic subculture devoted to sharks that find ingenious ways to travel on land, be it via sharknado, genetic hybridization, or occult forces.
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No matter how ingenious an innovator might be or how groundbreaking her concept, she'll be summarily forced to leave if she doesn't win the visa lottery.
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The space was rigged with an ingenious network of angled bamboo sluices, which, Swiss Family Robinson-style, used gravity to bring cool water to the stills.
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" Groth said that he is in awe not only of Ungerer's drawing skill, but to his "conceptual skill, which was clever and ingenious and wildly outrageous.
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Ivory Tower Blockchain, the ingenious database technology best known for underpinning the faddish digital currency Bitcoin, is reviving the utopian fantasies of the early internet era.
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During the campaign, Trump's digital operation was generally thought to be a joke, and Clinton's team was portrayed as the ingenious data wizards with incredible algorithms.
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What would Genet make of an ingenious con man from Queens, the hapless scion of a racist developer, sworn in as President of the United States?
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An ingenious 9-year-old took it into his own hands to disconnect the security camera that was alerting his parents to his late-night television habits.
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More than just an ingenious touchpad, Radiomize also includes a music and news "fusion" smartphone app that creates "personal, dynamic and mood-based" playlists for the user.
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Thankfully, scientists from France have stumbled upon an ingenious solution to the problem—an optical illusion that appears to scare the crap out of large predatory birds.
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The gist is that the Chinese internet giant is reforming its legal structure, which uses a fragile and ingenious device known as a variable interest entity (VIE).
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I was fortunate to meet artists Maia Chao and Josephine Devanbu, who launched the pilot of an ingenious way to approach these questions called Look at Art.
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The last factor makes Bitcoin appealing to criminals (although this is even more true of cash) creating this ingenious valuation method for the currency of around $570.
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It's an ingenious feature that lets the cardboard toys be combined and remixed with each other, opening up way more possibilities for them to be played with.
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Showing an unmatched skill for turning the most seemingly boring scenarios and basic mechanics into something ingenious, Pope's new game is in a league of its own.
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And its ingenious installation — alternately dazzling, oppressive and nuts — resounds with stimulating clashes of color, style and process that bring a new unity to his contentious achievement.
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The company's ingenious creation is made with Whittaker's (another New Zealand brand whose chocolate is also used in the Lewis Road's chocolate milk) 72% dark Ghana chocolate.
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Sweltering Florida heat, and an ingenious system which means no lugging inner tubes up flights of stairs while waiting hours for a slide that lasts two minutes.
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The "great unbundling" that everyone once welcomed has quietly become an ingenious con to squeeze everyone for more money through recurring subscription fees from multiple streaming services.
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As the wildfires in California continue to wreak havoc on their communities, one person found an ingenious way to preserve their valuables before evacuating from their home.
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As bizarre as it is, you have to admit that it's a pretty ingenious method of keeping the car intact as Hurricane Matthew hits the Sunshine State.
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More ingenious was a special swaddle and sling to lift the baby from its incubator and transfer it to a small table that slides into the scanner.
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Thanks to his urging, Mongol Post is adopting an ingenious new system of addresses that can locate any place in the country—and, indeed, in the world.
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Her case for the radicalism of the novels rests instead on a mixture of psychological interpretation and political hypothesis—sometimes ingenious, but more often speculative and circular.
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His scheme is ingenious because it secures her life, making her seem like a key player in the ambush that takes Escobar's biggest threat off the board.
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Now, these attacks can be broad-based through ingenious ways to get malware to anyone who visits the web through a drive by download or "malvertising" attack.
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Samuel Johnson befriended him in London, where Psalmanazar published a travelogue about his "native" island which included translations from its language—an ingenious pastiche of his invention.
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Itty bitty fire hazards aside, this is an ingenious arts and crafts project to ring in the 4th of July without your square neighbors calling the cops.
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Written and directed by Drew Petersen and presented by the always ingenious Trusty Sidekick Theater Company, the show concerns Dull's efforts to return to her homeland, Illyria.
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Male theatergoers should have fun, too: The script includes an ingenious way that a bunch of boys manage to crash the party, which remains steadfastly G-rated.
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With its weird calm, its surprising gentleness and its ingenious arsenal of theatrical deflections, it is such an aesthetic experience that it sometimes becomes an anesthetic one.
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Trump may assume this is an ingenious legal strategy, but in reality it's so impractical that a prominent law professor says it literally can't be the case.
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Grain Frittata With Chile, Lime and Fresh Herbs This ingenious recipe uses leftover farro for texture, fish sauce for umami, chile for heat and lime for brightness.
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Our intrepid letter finally catches up with his errant appendage, and what transpires next makes what could have been just an ingenious story into a heartfelt experience.
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"The Dyson automotive team has developed a fantastic car: they have been ingenious in their approach while remaining faithful to our philosophies," Dyson wrote in the email.
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Yaffa mines a rich vein, describing his subjects' moral compromises and often ingenious ways of engaging a crooked bureaucracy to show how the Kremlin sustains its authoritarianism.
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Wall was born and lives in Vancouver, British Columbia, which incubated a virtual school of technically ingenious, politically minded photographic and video artists, most notably Stan Douglas.
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I'm also not able to figure out why exactly this irks me, and it seems ingenious to fake enthusiasm as I'm walking gifts over to the closet.
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The braid, when you really consider it, is an ingenious invention: human hair as textile, like knitting a sheep's wool into a sweater without shearing it first.
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Tom Brady is a cranky 42-year-old, fed up with whippersnapper teammates half his age who repeatedly fail to grasp the ingenious intricacies of his passes.
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It must be said that the Tooting Arts Club's deftly, uh, executed stunt of a show, which originated in London, delivers on its ingenious, if limited, objective.
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Should the Democrats strive for more subtle, sophisticated and ingenious appeals to their party's cross-section of identities, including a revivification of the idea of the commonweal?
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Chemists have more than a century of experience in making ingenious use of specific raw materials and in tailoring chemical substances to narrow specifications for desirable products.
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The Fed acted aggressively and also in highly ingenious ways, becoming a guarantor of last resort to the battered balance sheets of American but also European banks.
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Mr. Stone uses an ingenious tool called a Blow Poke, a long metal tube you blow through to direct air to a specific part of the fire.
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His brutal observations could easily be the main feature of his work, yet Fountain has more important things to say and more ingenious ways to say them.
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At the Queens Museum, Ronny Quevedo's site-specific installation, no hay medio tiempo/ there is no halftime, is an ingenious and touching artistic exploration of Huizinga's formalist thesis.
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Discovered by celebrity nail artist Jenna Hipp, this ingenious idea means you won't be cursing the sky the next time your palette tumbles out onto the hardwood floor.
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Julia broke records this year at the Emmys [by winning her sixth consecutive Emmy] and she will continue to surprise us with her ingenious wit and brilliant comedy.
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It's a spiritual successor that takes what worked about the original—ultrahard combat, ingenious storytelling, atmosphere oozing out of all corners—and weds it with unspeakable cosmic horror.
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In a few cases Mr McBurney's ingenious use of a prop creates an apt new sound, such as when he moves a water-bottle to evoke lapping waves.
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Then a U.S. sergeant came up with the ingenious solution of attaching a hedge-cutting tool built from German beach obstacles to the front of a Sherman. Gen.
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You might see them as an ingenious design element, but if you're like me, you might also get lost in trying to adjust them to be just right.
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Indie hit Superhot, which introduced an ingenious time-bending feature to the first-person shooter genre, is coming to the PlayStation platform next week, including in virtual reality.
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While watching the ingenious Netflix adaptation of the book, which arrives to the streaming service on October 29, you may find that you're asking yourself the same question.
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Vivo's camera mechanism isn't going to be practical in the ultra-thin top halves of most laptops, of course, but that doesn't make its solution any less ingenious.
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But such ingenious ways out would scarcely reflect the spirit of a vote in which more than half the electorate voted for populism, radical change and new faces.
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Ancient songs tell of a fallen angel who took the shape of a peacock and describe how Noah's Ark was saved from sinking by a particularly ingenious snake.
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Fill its pages with your ingenious thoughts, then use the app to scan each uniquely QR-coded page to your desired destination in the cloud (email, Dropbox, etc.).
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Even paragon of football fairness Gary Lineker branded Suarez's tumble "clever", a word he probably wouldn't use to describe Diego Maradona's ingenious use of his hand in 1986.
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Now Hao Huang, a mathematician at Emory University, has proved the sensitivity conjecture with an ingenious but elementary two-page argument about the combinatorics of points on cubes.
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But one day an ingenious blacksmith learned to melt stone, and a grey she-wolf appeared to lead the tribe from its mountain fastness into the rich plains.
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For centuries, Irish people have found ingenious ways to divide their lives between the two islands, even when relations were frosty or worse, as they were in 1916.
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On the B sides of the two records are etched ingenious holograms that project the image of a TIE fighter on one and the Millennium Falcon on another.
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Though the color scheme is charmingly juvenile, the wale of the corduroy material and the occasionally visible waistband suspend "Red Wood" between fairy-tale and ingenious recycling project.
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Musicians who knew the score, with the ingenious palindromic structure of one movement and variations teeming with over a thousand microscopically distinct pitches, considered it well-nigh unplayable.
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In a particularly ingenious bit of reporting, The Wall Street Journal delves into whether flagging ping-pong table sales are an indicator that Silicon Valley is in trouble.
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This ingenious device lets you whip up pro-level brekkie sandwiches — complete with eggs, cheese, veggies, or whatever inventive ingredients you care to include — in five minutes flat.
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This is what's so refreshing about writers like Qian Zhongshu, who had an ear for wordplay, a nose for "ingenious disingenuousness" and the guts for scorched-earth satire.
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The result is the apartment's most ingenious flourish: When looked at head on, the open kitchen has the appearance of a constructivist backdrop, with virtually everything artfully hidden.
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He was fond of multiplying figures or shapes to create a quilt or frieze pattern, a style that allowed him to play ingenious variations on a single theme.
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Mr. Hammons responded to it with a series of ingenious life-size body-prints – literally, oil-smeared bodies, including his own, leaving imprints on paper — on political themes.
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Australia deals with this problem effectively by combining mandatory voting with some ingenious procedures that simplify the decision process while preserving an enviable level of freedom of choice.
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But the ingenious screenplay (by Moller and Emil Nygaard Albertsen) reaches beyond the solving of a mystery to paint a psychological portrait of the man at its center.
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It's a narrative with movement at its core, so it is both ingenious and intuitive to take choreographic inspiration from Lawrence's paintings, as the Washington troupe Step Afrika!
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That, when you think about it, is the premise of a great many ghost stories, and also of "A Ghost Story," David Lowery's ingenious and affecting new film.
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That hammered Central European dulcimer — played beautifully, as in Los Angeles, by Chester Englander — remains an ingenious central element of the score, its twang simultaneously folksy and otherworldly.
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The one overtly political work in the show, "Artists Against War and Fascism" (1936), a gouache of uniformed officers beating a protester, is formally ingenious and rather pretty.
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The only nit I could pick with this ingenious puzzle by Kevin G. Der was that the puzzle didn't try to rationalize which rows and columns moved backward.
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Dr. Brenner made a decisive contribution to solving the code with an ingenious series of experiments in which he altered the DNA of a virus that attacks bacteria.
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Though slow to release issues (the series started in 2013 and is only on #9), this ingenious "What If?" scenario shows the potential of thinking outside the box.
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One ingenious student came close with "You have a warm heart for cold men" — a possible meaning, though it makes Antigone's care for her brother's corpse sound like necrophilia.
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In an ingenious fashion, artist Zoe Buckman's exhibition, Every Curve, juxtaposes the genre's often crude attitudes towards women with utterly feminine articles of dress, resulting in thought-provoking objects.
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Chef JJ Johnson is the master of creating ingenious, tasty recipes out of a collection of ingredients that someone with less skill and creativity would stare at blankly—i.e.
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She's designed an ingenious head rest that not only makes sleeping in an airplane seat borderline comfortable, it also keeps your head, and your drool, off your neighbor's shoulder.
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But they have mitigated that possibility by assembling, in the office of the White House counsel, a battery of ingenious, Supreme Court-quality lawyers; Mr Obama employed almost 50.
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A Chinese solar power company has just completed the first phase of an ingenious PR stunt: building a 100MW solar power plant in the shape of a panda bear.
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Despite my dispassionate feelings toward these tainted liquids, I must admit it's an ingenious product and business model for Utah locals, where 60 percent of the population is Mormon.
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"Queynte" is literally a pleasing thing or ingenious device, but then as now, it sounds like "cunt"; "spille" means "death or destruction," but it also carries connotations of orgasm.
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We were there for lablabi, an ingenious concoction that involves taking chunks of day-old bread and smothering them with chickpeas, a deeply spiced broth and harissa chili paste.
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Yuval Harari, author of Sapiens, calls corporations (and limited liability companies more broadly) "among humanity's most ingenious inventions" — so it is worth knowing a thing or two about them.
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As further instalments in the series continued pushing the technological capabilities of each new Nintendo console, "Zelda" came to be especially celebrated for its engrossing plots and ingenious puzzles.
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Also getting in on the international prank fun is Google Japan, whose team came up with perhaps the most ingenious fake gadget in a keyboard made of bubble wrap.
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And thus, Visionaire's latest video, showing Dossena and the Rabanne team in the atelier ahead of the label's fall 2018 show, is an ingenious clash of fashion and art.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - UEFA's new Nations League competition has proved an instant success thanks to the apparently simple, but often forgotten, combination of an ingenious format and evenly-matched teams.
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Co-creator Baran bo Odar also directs, and he comes up with some ingenious ways to keep past, present, and future all separate, often via clever use of splitscreens.
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And yet, he admits that he "loved" The Martian, especially the scene where Best Actor nominee Matt Damon's character staves off disaster by his ingenious use of duct tape.
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The film centers on two college buddies who hit upon an ingenious idea for getting through that endless stack of wedding invites: They'll go as each other's platonic dates.
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What follows is a short, ingenious puzzle centered on finding out precisely how best to expand your hole (by feeding it, naturally) in order to consume everything you see.
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Dorfman: It's an ingenious camera on a tripod, and it's very photographic—there probably should have been a picture of it in the film—at least in the credits.
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In Silicon Valley the term "hacker" has evolved to connote high praise for someone particularly creative, ingenious and adept at finding clever new ways to accomplish a difficult task.
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And it was a very ingenious thing, to figure out how to have limited supply and make it harder and more expensive to create, all that sort of thing.
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The Roomba 805 Robotic Vacuum by iRobot is an ingenious device that cleans your living space while you lounge on the couch and watch reruns of Parks and Recreation.
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This simple, but ingenious idea was originally funded on Kickstarter and is now available on Uncommon Goods, home of some of the coolest gifts the internet has to offer.
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"Как тебе такое, Илон Маск?" which translates to "What do you think, Elon Musk?" is a Russian meme that attempts to burn Musk with stupid, sometimes-ingenious DIY hacks.
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And one of the most ingenious commentaries on women's gender presentation came in the form of a white gown with bras strewn about, ending in a bra-shaped purse.
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Michael Schur's ingenious metaphysical sitcom "at first seems more like a movie idea" but "over five previewed episodes, it holds up," James Poniewozik wrote in The New York Times.
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Her new book, "Odes," picks up where "Stag's Leap" left off, which is to say that it contains some of the best and most ingenious poems of her career.
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A seven-year-old boy Brazilian boy with cerebral palsy was able to fulfill his dream of skateboarding with the aid of an ingenious support frame with six wheels.
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One of the ingenious innovations of Fortnite is to introduce seasons of about two months, as on a cable-television series, and to integrate new plot and game elements.
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"It's an ingenious way of making money off this asset that you otherwise can't monetize," said Richard W. Johnson, director of retirement planning at the Urban Institute in Washington.
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Children may wish the birds were real, but Nick Barnes's ingenious life-size puppets, manipulated by the actors Lucy Grattan and Toby Manley, may be the next-best thing.
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The BioLite CampStove 2 can cook your meal and charge your phone and GoPro camera at the same time thanks to an ingenious built-in generator fueled by heat.
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Over the decades, drug traffickers have proven ingenious at finding alternative methods to sneak by border security, even as the US greatly increased the number of border patrol agents.
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"London Fields" by Martin Amis Does Amis have us right where we wants us, clothing his acid, linguistically ingenious postmodern noir in the lurid trappings of ironic genre narrative?
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But the party is pretty unpopular right now, so the Moscow United Russia candidates came up with an ingenious plan to run as independents in the city council instead.
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That plot — the book is by Steven Levenson — seems more and more ingenious with each viewing, consistently yanking its characters into conflict as it unfolds with a fearsome logic.
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In all, it's an ingenious notion from a chef who is on his fourth current restaurant and seems to be in no imminent danger of running out of ideas.
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In trying to make the world an excellent place for human beings to live by developing and applying ingenious technologies, for example, we may wind up rendering it uninhabitable.
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The book's real central character is the virus itself, a mysterious, deadly and even ingenious villain that hides its handiwork from the scientists trying to understand and stop it.
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In three ingenious back-to-back fables, one featuring a Buddhist elephant, another a social-media-addicted chicken, and third an insect-phobic tree, Mr. Wong sabotages logic itself.
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I've found that what weeknight cooks really want isn't ingenious ways to use trendy or previously obscure ingredients, but new ways to use staples like pasta, beans and chicken.
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Only by ever more ingenious devices, ranging from cultural and recreational events to corporate sponsorship and flashy appeals to fund specific repairs, are cathedrals managing to stay in business.
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I did think the look of the grid today was quite ingenious as well; once I watched the commercial, the black squares suggested a bit of a toothy grin.
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"The Dyson Automotive team has developed a fantastic car; they have been ingenious in their approach while remaining faithful to our philosophies," Dyson said in an email to staff.
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I signed on for a five-night safari with Dolomite Mountains, a company that offered professional guides and the ingenious perk of luggage transfers with its small group safaris.
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Ingenious and moving, this show was often like a nest of Russian matryoshka dolls, each new revelation then disclosing another (not least about Mr. Gordon's partnership with Valda Setterfield).
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Designed by Ludwig Hupfeld at the beginning of the 20th century, this fascinating instrument — a pianola topped with a small domed cabinet — is as surreal as it is ingenious.
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Their teammate Teague, given to ingenious last-minute contortions on the mat, cheerfully admits to being prescribed multiple medications that he doesn't take, preferring to self-medicate with marijuana.
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What defined Passover cooking around the world were the flavors of springtime, the ingenious substitutions for basic ingredients developed by clever cooks and the reliance on pure, simple ingredients.
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Over the decades, drug traffickers have proven ingenious at finding alternative methods to sneak by border security — even as the US greatly increased the number of border patrol agents.
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YouTuber The Brick Wall, the mind behind projects like the LEGO Roomba and other ingenious LEGO creations, has built a breakfast machine that can prepare the bacon and eggs.
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Mr Varadkar's suggestion is to keep the north inside the EU's customs union, an ingenious but unworkable idea that would in effect shift some border controls to the Irish Sea.
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His ingenious pre-sale marketing efforts, celebrity invitations, and black-tie sales had transformed Sotheby's auctions into major news affairs, and deepened the perception of Christie's as an antiquated rival.
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"I keep discovering more and more ingenious, useful, simple, brilliant, creative ways to use baking soda that I just keep adding to my long list," explains cleaning guru Jill Nystul.
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And then, you have to figure out the best ways to market and promote your brand because, like, what good are your ingenious designs if no one ever sees them?
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The gritty crime epic featured a celebrity-filled voice cast — including the ingenious casting of Mark Hamill as the wild yakuza Majima — and a deluge of print and TV ads.
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The game's mystic narrative, stunning visuals, and ingenious multiplayer element that paired players with silent, anonymous strangers over the internet made it a truly transcendent experience gaming hadn't seen before.
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Neuroscientists have now devised an ingenious way of reducing fear and anxiety during these delicate procedures by electrically stimulating a part of the brain that triggers laughter and good feelings.
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And this means rewiring your grey matter to get to grips with a control scheme that is both ingenious and exacting, and kind of wonderful when it begins to click.
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Nintendo Switch owner and future Nobel Prize winner ElmerElmer shared an ingenious setup that blew up on Twitter, blessing the world with the best idea for a gaming setup ever.
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This movie is never particularly ingenious—the best it can hope for is being mildly clever—but its lumbering forward motion does a decent job of simulating suspense and excitement.
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It's Wayne-esque in its punkish disregard but structurally ingenious, cruising between styles for its first two-thirds before finishing with an EP's worth of gloriously obnoxious and strange trap.
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This is because of Google's ingenious shortcut of double-tapping the power button to launch the camera — which works in a wet environment whereas the iPhone's Touch ID might not.
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Its materials range from apocalyptic twelve-note chords to Broadway-ready melodies, including a tune cut from "On the Town"; the ingenious knitting together of motifs makes the transitions seamless.
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Goetzmann's masterly overview itself provides many examples of ingenious financial innovations that have notably not succeeded in changing human behavior, despite being better technical solutions to the problems at hand.
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Luckily, 18-year-old Emma Young recently discovered an ingenious way to pick out a hue that makes the process so much easier — all you need is the Snapchat app.
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Or think about Operation Mincemeat, the ingenious British wartime ploy to mislead the Nazis about the planned invasion of Sicily, involving a dead body and a stash of faked documents.
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What makes McCrae's compositions so ingenious are their marvels of prosody and form, learned from the English Renaissance poems that he read in libraries when he was just starting out.
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He's also turned much of this material into walking, talking animations with the help of actors, an ingenious stroke that — at least at first — helps create some needed critical distance.
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But to set themselves apart from other candidates, the folks on this list went the extra mile, finding bizarre, hilarious, and ingenious ways to get the attention of hiring managers.
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With a simple white background and an opaque black marker or sketch pencil, the Dutch artist Vince Bal draws out the potential from the natural phenomenon to create ingenious illustrations.
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Her design for the King Abdullah Petroleum Studies and Research Center, unveiled to the public in the fall, was geometrically ingenious, inspired by soap bubbles and honeycombs found in nature.
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This ingenious series finale gained strength from how suddenly it capped off the brilliant, devastating comedy — especially since it wasn't revealed to be the series finale until after it aired.
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And with Jonathan Nolan — creator of CBS's ingenious Person of Interest — and J.J. Abrams, who likely needs no introduction, involved behind the scenes, Westworld has all the advantages it needs.
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This work movingly celebrates the equal collaboration that may be special to the decorative arts: between the power of natural materials and ingenious human skill that brings out their glory.
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To build the museum while preserving the existing building, the architects came up with an ingenious idea to excavate the central plaza and create 24,000 square feet of exhibition space.
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It has therefore fallen to locals — citizens and mayors — to try to change their fates, often through inventive, sometimes ingenious, methods that mingle humor with a deep sorrow and desperation.
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Writing in The Times, A. O. Scott called this Oscar winner from the Iranian director Asghar Farhadi "a marvel of meticulous construction" for its ingenious use of an American classic.
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Not since Pedro Almodóvar's "All About My Mother," which brilliantly re-engineered "A Streetcar Named Desire," has a classic of the American stage been put to such ingenious cinematic use.
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Like those movies, and like his later, lesser entertainments ("The Village"; "The Happening"), "Split" is all plot, an ingenious (and also ridiculous) conceit spun into an elegant ribbon of suspense.
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In the nineteen-forties, Conrad Waddington, an English embryologist, had proposed an ingenious answer: cells acquired their identities just as humans do—by letting nurture (environmental signals) modify nature (genes).
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Bong spends the rest of the film showing why they will never succeed—that, however ingenious their schemes, they don't stand a chance against larger systems of inequality and oppression.
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ANITA is one of many ingenious detectors designed to capture neutrinos, which are about 500,000 times less massive than electrons, making them the most lightweight elementary particles known to scientists.
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And it seems that zillions of people still cotton to the idea of ranking our intellects, from top to bottom, the ingenious to the comatose, the gods to the rocks.
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Then a blacksmith: he designed, and made by hand, a host of ingenious new climbing tools, and for a time was the leading manufacturer of climbing equipment in North America.
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What Descartes proceeds to do is sow doubt about the reliability of our senses through a series of ingenious arguments, which includes famously raising the possibility that we are dreaming.
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It suddenly struck me that insurance companies and drug manufacturers had come upon an ingenious business plan: They could farm out their dirty work to the doctors and the patients.
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This ingenious kitchen gadget has two clips that fasten to the sides of your pot or pan, and it's made of silicone to mold to the curve of the cookware.
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It doesn't seem like the type of habitat that would be conducive to life, and yet rich ecosystems of extremophile organisms have devised ingenious ways to survive these sweltering conditions.
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Nevada, for instance, is creating ingenious corporate vehicles that add new layers of impenetrability—such as trusts that can be foreign in American law yet count as American under overseas regulations.
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So showrunner Bruce Helford, along with fellow executive producers Tom Werner, Whitney Cummings, and Sara Gilbert came up with an ingenious, if not surprising, way to incorporate Chalke into the action.
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The actor has been featured in a variety of GIFs since early November, as ingenious video editors have found his perplexed spin in Pulp Fiction perfect for a variety of scenarios.
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With a little help from the viral video pranksters at the Woolshed, Lu, along with Rugby 7s player Charlotte Cassock and chef Reynold Poernomo have released ingenious videos for the project.
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The most savvy scene in Beware the Slenderman is one that is reminiscent of Leo Gabriadze's ingenious Unfriended, a horror film which takes place entirely on the screen of a MacBook.
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It's an ingenious idea that lets you harness the power of the sun while you go about your day, without having to stop every time your phone needs to juice up.
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But some are finding ingenious ways to cut back on their energy costs; one even put computers in his Tesla car so he could mine bitcoins using its free charging stations.
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But actually, it's quite ingenious: A clever way for Tesla to sell their car at a slightly lower price, knowing they'll recoup a profit from many of the buyers later on.
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Given the mind-boggling array of cute merchandise available at shops in every mall around the world, it is not an overwhelming display of the ingenious synthesis of academe and government.
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Google notes, for example, that an early customer, BLiP – a bot platform for brands – has been using Chatbase to track over 2 million messages to date across over 50 bots. Ingenious.
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Patents filed by Facebook that mention People You May Know show some ingenious methods that Facebook has devised for figuring out that seeming strangers on the network might know each other.
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The winner, Peter Kilbride of University College, London, devised an ingenious vitrification method that uses tiny particles of silicon dioxide—sand, in essence—in lieu of the usual, potentially toxic cryoprotectants.
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In addition to having an ingenious name, this zesty, citrusy punch contains three kinds of alcohol (rum, brandy, and prosecco), but is a breeze to make and even easier to drink.
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The ingenious Barisieur alarm clock doesn't blurt out an unbearable tone when it's time to get up — instead, it awakens its owner to the undeniable smell of a hot, fresh brew.
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The speaker is ingenious in its simplicity: an adorable, compact circular design, with all the buttons you need to blast tunes, skip songs, and turn it on and off, right there.
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The 'dog mode' feature, launched in Tesla cars this February, is quite ingenious: it keeps your car from overheating and lets passers-by know your pet is OK while you're away.
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Bee's Wrap Assorted 3-Pack of Reusable Food Wraps, $18Another well-known brand in sustainable households (and those of anyone who loves the promise of an ingenious newcomer) is Bee's Wrap.
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Ingenious arguments are being devised to find ways that withdrawal might be avoided after all; for example, thanks to devolution, some think that the Scottish government may have an effective veto.
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" Murder on the Orient Express ," which was published in 1934, and turned into a Sidney Lumet film forty years later, retains a certain cachet as one of Christie's most ingenious works.
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Salmon with lemon zest was ensconced in cedar paper, charred and then finished in a slow oven, accompanied by white asparagus, rhubarb and wild watercress, an ingenious combination that worked well.
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"Drew" was ingenious enough that he realized he could fly alone on multiple Australian airlines from Sydney to Denpasar with just a valid passport and student ID, "A Current Affair" reported.
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Pat Kim Design Modern Dinner Bells, $60Call it old-fashioned, or call it ingenious — everyone in the house will be able to hear when its dinnertime thanks to these steel bells.
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Using new methods for analyzing ancient DNA, the two teams of scientists have each developed ingenious ways to calculate the date at which the corridor first became fit for human travel.
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The team of engineers at Transit Explore Bus responsible for this ingenious idea claims that land-air buses will cost just 16 percent of what it costs to build subway systems.
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Now, with the circulation of a pretty ingenious "Harder Better Faster Stronger" mash up on Twitter, a canny fan has pulled the influential French duo Daft Punk into the game's fold.
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Ultimately, the best case scenario is that humans change our current unsustainable behavior swiftly enough to avoid resorting to any of these ingenious but risky plans to hack the global climate.
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In the first act, when the character must prove an able seductress while also showing traces of jealousy, Ms. Radvanovsky came up with ingenious ways to make these facets flow together.
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Backyard BBQ also serves an ingenious appetizer: a hard-boiled egg pickled in Monroe County dip for seven days, which gives it a jumpsuit-orange hue and a tart, peppery bite.
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Suzan Pitt, who created phantasmagorical worlds in ingenious animated films that dealt with miracles, mortality, depression and women's sexuality, died on Sunday at her home in Taos, N.M. She was 75.
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Chinese citizens angry at their government's handling of the coronavirus outbreak have come up with some ingenious ways to express their outrage and circumvent the extreme censorship measures imposed by Beijing.
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The voracious Venetian hovers like a governing spirit over the art of the 18th century in "Casanova's Europe," a vivacious and often ingenious exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts here.
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"You Are Here: N.Y.C., Mapping the Soul of the City" (Princeton Architectural Press, $24.95) by Katharine Harmon provides a delightfully ingenious perspective on territory that most readers might view as familiar.
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"I think it's an incredibly ingenious paper," said Nicholas Christakis, author of "Connected: The Power of Our Social Networks and How They Shape Our World" and a biosociologist at Yale University.
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The film is visually ingenious and funny, yet grounded by pointed arguments about the obstacles to black success in America, the power of strikes and the soul-draining predations of capitalism.
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Lerner has unearthed here an ingenious metaphor for the effects of winner-take-all late capitalism — not just on debate and hip-hop, but on race and sexuality and language itself.
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Krieger's lack of a direct precursor, despite the abundant literary, religious and philosophical references embedded in the ingenious wordplay of her collection, is part of what makes "Giving Godhead" completely remarkable.
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Before smartphones and unlimited data plans became ubiquitous, GOOG-411 was an ingenious life saver, especially because it was free (its alternative, dialing 411, sometimes cost $2 or more per request).
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On the Hudson side of the sixth floor, Jessi Reaves's alternately raw and beautiful hybrids of found furniture and sculpture provide both seating and ingenious commentaries on design, modernism and waste.
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A scene from "American Hero Story" becomes an ingenious ruse for the twists to come, sticking Hooded Justice in an interrogation room with two detectives determined to expose and humiliate him.
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Two brilliant law professors, Michael Glennon of Tufts University and Charles Tiefer of the University of Baltimore, have offered an ingenious remedy to the unchecked extent of executive branch war powers.
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Set in Miami, the show focuses on the deadly tech war that ignites around the creation of GenCoin, a potentially revolutionary idea for an unregulated digital currency with an ingenious algorithm.
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FX's approach to this lack of attention was sort of ingenious: Give up on the main Drama Series race and shift its focus to the miniseries (later dubbed "Limited Series") categories.
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From a distance the sculptures look like textiles but up close, the plastics and metals that populate the world's garbage dumps (and worse, oceans) become components for curiously ingenious art works.
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Carbon Engineering's experiment, which runs on a construction site and in a cavernous barn, involves four structures linked by various pipes, giving it the feeling of an ingenious, supersized game of Mousetrap.
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Audi's use of a twin-turbo on an ingenious V6 engine enables the RS 5 to launch with the best of them though it will quickly fall behind as the speed climbs.
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Meanwhile, advancements and investments in food technology have produced meat-mimicking products that consumers really like, Barr said, coupled with ingenious marketing campaigns centered around taste rather than shame for eating animals.
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Unfortunately, the ingenious new product is a hell of a lot harder to get your hands on than, say, the plastic spinners you can find for under $5 at toy stores nationwide.
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But it is most critically reliant on Google's ingenious mathematicians who've worked out an excellent always-on HDR mode and new ways to reduce image noise that others have yet to match.
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The ingenious high-concept is that bloodthirsty, presumably alien, monsters have butchered most of humanity, but these near-indestructible crab-creatures are sightless so track their quarry using their super-sensitive ears.
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The hilarious and ingenious marketing stunts for Zoolander 2 first began almost a year ago when Derek and Hansel closed the spring 2016 Valentino show during Paris Fashion Week in March 2015.
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That at least gets sponsors and advertisers out of the potentially messy situations that can come from working with spokespeople whose actions can't be controlled by software — or an ingenious marketing team.
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His decision wasn't prompted by the counsel of his advisors, or some ingenious political revelation—he signed the bill into law to prove the losers and haters of American cable news wrong.
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I think is it's a really ingenious way to design weapons that on the surface is counterintuitive but works incredibly well and creates amazing moments as a spectator and as a player.
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"The Ugi's fanpage is an unfiltered, genuine, and ingenious space in which the traditional roles of consumer and brand communication are reversed," explains Tomás Balmaceda, a writer who specializes in pop culture.
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So who can blame one Russian man named Mikhail Galin for running an ingenious scheme to get his too-fat cat, Viktor, on an eight-hour flight between Riga, Latvia, and Moscow?
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Even the ingenious Moss could not have predicted that Zimbabwe's military generals and the ZANU-PF would be the architects of the demise of Robert Mugabe, the country's 93-year old dictator.
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What was once criticized as a money-grab by the Metropolitan Museum of Art is now being celebrated as an ingenious method of buoying NYC's network of smaller cultural institutions with cash.
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When you read Ms. French — and she has become required reading for anyone who appreciates tough, unflinching intelligence and ingenious plotting — make only one assumption: All of your initial assumptions are wrong.
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Photo: NISTResearchers have combined laser techniques and an ingenious detection scheme in order to create a powerful new molecule-imaging system—a quicker, easier way to determine the identity of microscopic molecules.
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The resulting Testo-Soap is more than just a conceptual juxtaposition of materials; it's an ingenious feat of chemistry that references the role of gender in traditional production processes like soap making.
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Completed in 2008, this hourlong work by Hans Abrahamsen, an ingenious set of five pairs of complex canons for nine instruments, has been embraced for its pervasive, persuasive chill and fierce details.
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Ski/Flickr "An ingenious communications program composed by PC Associate Editor Andrew Fluegelman that is elegantly written, executes without quirk or mishap, and is free for the asking," columnist Larry Magid wrote.
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This rather ingenious optical game is, mercifully, deconstructed and clearly explained in the "How to Write Your Own Square Word Calligraphy" page, which you'll find facing the back-of-book answer key.
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The strategy that Mr. Guzmán crafted — and Ms. Coronel passed on — was as daring as it was ingenious: Laborers staged near the prison would dig a mile-long tunnel into his cell.
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Yet "Trap Street," by the London-based theater collective Kandinsky, was not only the highlight of the festival but one of the most ingenious pieces of new theater I have seen recently.
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In a way, the diet feels like a bit of ingenious marketing, lining up neatly with the growing market for products that suit a new American conservative identity in the Trump era.
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" Mr. Brantley later described her performance in Joe Orton's grim comedy "Entertaining Mr. Sloane" (22003) as "a brave, vanity-free journey into pathos," establishing her as "one of our most ingenious actresses.
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He and I did collaborate on another interesting puzzle currently in The New York Times Crossword queue, and I can tell you he comes up with an amazing number of ingenious ideas.
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Gunnar Birkerts, a Latvian-born architect who extended the vocabulary of Modernism using unexpected angular forms, folding planes and ingenious, light-suffused interiors, died on Tuesday at his home in Needham, Mass.
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Shame-faced, bashful, insolent, chaste, luxurious, peevish, prattling, silent, fond, doting, laborious, nice, delicate, ingenious, slow, dull, forward, humorous, debonair, wise, ignorant, false in words, true speaking, both liberal, covetous, and prodigal.
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"Yaffa mines a rich vein, describing his subjects' moral compromises and often ingenious ways of engaging a crooked bureaucracy," Gregory Feifer writes, reviewing the book alongside two other studies of contemporary Russia.
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By the time the episode ended, Carlen had decided that urban evolution was her calling—a way to explore the ingenious ways in which nature refuses to be squelched by human dominance.
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Writing in The New York Times, A. O. Scott called this Oscar winner from the Iranian director Asghar Farhadi "a marvel of meticulous construction" for its ingenious use of an American classic.
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For years, the brothers were do-it-yourself visionaries, finding ingenious ways to make their little movies seem big; they used the city as their soundstage in part because it was free.
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But there's an ingenious twist: Vincent is an innocent man rightfully accused—guilty not of murder, but of an act of impersonation that, in this society, is perhaps as much a crime.
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An ingenious, pop-centric comic that asks the question "What would happen if the Mona Lisa could break out of her painting prison?" there's plenty to enjoy for the art history buff.
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As part of its US launch, the Sound of Vinyl is debuting a pretty ingenious discovery and delivery service that will give incumbent online record stores like Discogs a run for their money.
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After getting fed up with other players blowing up cars in Grand Theft Auto V's online multiplayer mode, Aaron Reynolds documented on Twitter Tuesday an ingenious way to troll his trolls, Kotaku noticed.
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One plausible, though possibly too ingenious, theory for his attack on Ms Pressley and the rest, all of whom are left-wingers, is that he wanted to boost their prestige within the party.
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The geniuses who invented the Push For Pizza app—with which you can order this delicacy at the touch of a button—have once again rewarded us with one of their ingenious ideas.
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Seriously, though ... Spike hasn't gotten a dime, and says it just seems right for McDonald's to cough up some dough -- for him AND Jerry Seinfeld -- since it's clearly jacking their ingenious breakfast invention.
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Bizplan Premium: Lifetime Subscription — $49.00 See Details If you often find yourself spacing out or misinterpreting whatever you're reading, the BeeLine Reader offers an ingenious solution to help you peruse everything 39.993% faster.
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With each loop, that on-the-ice wipe-out grows all the more tragic and hilarious, while the musical connection between that stray shovel and that infamous Nirvana becomes all the more ingenious.
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In 2009 he and two colleagues invented an ingenious contraption called the Copenhagen Wheel, which essentially morphs an ordinary bicycle into a semi-autonomous robotic bike — and a hybrid alternative to the car.
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A group of Kentucky middle schoolers have won a prestigious award for developing an ingenious device that lets first responders to safely collect hazardous needles left behind by opioid and other drug users.
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The concept is clever and the design ingenious, but this film from the Chilean team of Gabriel Osorio and Pato Escala has no dialogue, and the wonders it conjures aren't quite so wondrous.
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Samsung's headline innovations with the Note 9 could still be things we haven't seen, such as some ingenious application of AI in the way the phone works or significant improvements to the camera.
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The ingenious plotting of this book is enough to make you gasp, put the book down in awe, and then re-read it just so you can see all the clues you missed.
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From a futuristic bus that glides over traffic to a $2150 cup saving countless babies' lives, inventors developed ingenious gadgets and ideas that tackle inequality and improve the world for millions of people.
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"People who can get themselves to Australia through heaps of countries, through detention centers where they might spend years – you have to be persistent, ingenious and resilient," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Luxury cars and SUVs stream off the ship like spectators leaving the ballpark after a game, Ro Ro's ingenious design allow ramps to shift up or down as each successive deck is emptied.
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"The Secretary thanked Miranda for the ingenious way in which he has been able to tell Hamilton's story and ignite a renewed interest in one of our nation's founding fathers," the spokesperson said.
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Assuming the video quality holds up after all that transferring, the AirWave sounds like an ingenious way to easily add over-the-air channels to the pool of content available to cord-cutters.
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Sam Quinone, author of, "Dreamland: The True Tale of America's Opiate Epidemic," discusses the difficulty of plugging up the import problem because of the ingenious methods used to sneak drugs into the country.
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The recommendations we issued this past Labor Day weekend are ingenious enough that I hope they'll be of use to other non-initiative states looking to craft meaningful reform that politicians can support.
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It was an ingenious bit of problem-solving, something most computer engineers I know would regard as a great hack — a way of coaxing a computer system to do something new and clever.
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Before delving into the blame game, I'd first like to call attention to their ingenious solution towards minimizing the fallout, by hoping affected parties didn't read the bullet points in their statement. Incredible.
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The winemaking machinery — vats and bottles, dials and tubes — is not only ingenious but beautiful, even fantastic, like the equipment one might find in a grown-up version of Willie Wonka's chocolate factory.
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Our book critic Dwight Garner says her latest collection picks up where her Pulitzer Prize-winning "Stag's Leap" left off, and contains some of the best and most ingenious poems of her career.
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At our Crafted Dinner event at Bidwell in Washington, DC, chef John Mooney came up with this simple but ingenious recipe that infuses fresh mussels with the malty, savory notes of Leffe Blond.
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Furthermore, Apple pioneered ingenious tax accounting schemes including the "Double Irish With a Dutch Sandwich," which routes profits through various subsidiaries in Ireland and the Netherlands before ultimately parking them in Caribbean accounts.
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When Henry learns that Lucy essentially relives the same day since a car crash damaged her temporal lobe a year before, he comes up with ingenious plans to win her heart from scratch.
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He was not the ingenious tailor his wife had been, but he believed she would have been proud of his efforts, even if the money in his pocket had been obtained through deception.
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He masterfully depicted the smoky, chalky hues of tenement building walls, rendering each brick individually with the use of earth pigments such as red iron oxide — an ingenious application of his ceramic skills.
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