You could "use the tactical ingenuity of the computer to improve the strategic ingenuity of the human," he said.
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This is just the latest example of drug smugglers' ingenuity, or more accurately, the ingenuity of the authorities who caught them.
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I say in the book: Human ignorance and ingenuity got us into this mess, and ingenuity combined with good judgment can get us out of it.
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It's a leap of faith — faith in human ingenuity.
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In his essay 'A Few Words on Secret Writing' (1841), Edgar Allan Poe wrote: '[I]t may be roundly asserted that human ingenuity cannot concoct a cipher which human ingenuity cannot resolve.
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Nonetheless, EU lawyers and politicians are renowned for their ingenuity.
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That is the ingenuity of our talented and diverse population.
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Johnson's bold ingenuity provided him with a pathway to leadership.
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I love these moments when progress comes from sheer ingenuity.
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If it's Dutch ingenuity you're after, Dopper's a solid bet.
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" Textio may suggest swapping out "originality" with the word "ingenuity.
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Chongqing's is said to highlight the ingenuity of the proletariat.
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American ingenuity and common sense can make this a reality.
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Fossil fuels, combined with human ingenuity, saved a billion lives.
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The schools will be selected based on data from Ingenuity.
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We're a brand that's known for our ingenuity and innovation.
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It looks like they've been shamed into showing some ingenuity.
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Not everybody was so stoked on the commuter's ingenuity, though.
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No one finds comedy in the perverse with more ingenuity.
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THE CLOSER And finally … how about some ingenuity in infrastructure?
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"But it's really a play on management's ingenuity," he added.
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Their ingenuity and grit are what keep America's economy strong.
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It takes determination, ingenuity and a little bit of laziness.
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I complimented her eye makeup and her ingenuity of materials.
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It sings with his collaborations, his influences, and his ingenuity.
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Mukasonga and one brother survived, saved by their mother's ingenuity.
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Replicating a plant in miniature demands a lot more ingenuity.
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On a smaller scale, drone ingenuity has assumed myriad guises.
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Ingenuity, honesty, perversity, bravery and — I must admit — natural talent.
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Each solution is delightfully surprising, requiring genuine ingenuity and creativity.
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Its ingenuity only becomes clear when you get up close.
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All my ingenuity and hard work had seemingly paid off.
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This robot is a true feat of human engineering and ingenuity.
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This post is about a better world brought by human ingenuity.
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Some of the early creations show an incredible level of ingenuity.
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Puccini also wrote tragic works that meld emotion and formal ingenuity.
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This heavily modified American-made car puts Cuban ingenuity on display.
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You could say that skill and ingenuity was in Kenner's blood.
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By providing these foundational technologies, Intel facilitates the ingenuity of others.
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This is bad for American ingenuity and bad for our economy.
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A bowl of salad is a beautiful collection of human ingenuity.
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Entrepreneurship and innovation are cornerstones to American ingenuity and economic growth.
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American ingenuity and innovation are two of our country's greatest strengths.
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A lot of ingenuity seems to have gone into this feature.
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Why not invest time, money and ingenuity in high-speed rail?
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This proliferation of options is a testament to free market ingenuity.
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WINBERG SAYS TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT, AMERICAN INGENUITY CAN SOLVE ANY CLIMATE ISSUE
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Haines said he was impressed by the team's resilience and ingenuity.
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American entrepreneurship has always pushed the boundaries of invention and ingenuity.
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American ingenuity is by far the world's most important fuel source.
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With prowess of this magnitude, relaxing the ingenuity would mean ruin.
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Still, Lewis was constantly impressed by the ingenuity of his peers.
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Becker's pure ingenuity sets his Minecraft builds apart from others' creations.
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It shares both punk's nihilism and the grandiose ingenuity of Mahler.
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Korean schoolchildren are taught of Admiral Yi's military prowess and ingenuity.
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So there's woe in her singing, and pain, but also ingenuity.
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His iPad drawings mostly strike me as a waste of ingenuity.
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Be specific about her ingenuity and underscore her drive to grow.
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Staying one step ahead will require ingenuity, money and radical change.
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We can no longer wait for serendipitous ingenuity to flow downstream.
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Tom Steyer: The American economy should reward innovation, ingenuity, and productivity.
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It's the lowest common denominator of inventiveness or ingenuity at this point.
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It's unadulterated mediocrity from a company that excels in luxury and ingenuity.
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Let's salute young girls around the world for their thriftiness and ingenuity!
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"Our ingenuity will get us to Proxima b," Stephen Hawking told BBC.
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The result of their ingenuity is as remarkable as it is alarming.
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This is the type of ingenuity the internet was made to spotlight.
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I know the ingenuity of some of the folks in my city.
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After all these decades of ingenuity, however, the coffee lid remains imperfect.
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It took innovation, technological disruption, and ingenuity to create the nuclear dawn.
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We produced works through a patchwork of resources, ingenuity, and institutional support.
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We should be celebrating the heroism and ingenuity on the front end.
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These novels about Ms. Millhone take incredible focus, ingenuity, energy, and imagination.
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In Gesell's story, unlike Fisher's, storing wealth requires considerable effort and ingenuity.
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Whiskey stones eliminated this issue, and Rabbit took the ingenuity even further.
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It's a testament to the physicist's ingenuity and scientific and technological progress.
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Besides, human ingenuity means most emoji do symbolize more than one thing.
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A couple of IPP examples show the ingenuity of the drone community.
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They're often brightly colored and put their creator's ingenuity front and center.
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Life on this planet is an endless source of ingenuity and wonder.
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Even human ingenuity hasn't knocked the common bed bug down for long.
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The ingenuity of Prepa's line workers astonished their colleagues from the mainland.
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Solving these problems is a strength of American ingenuity, engineering and management.
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The gods of content could never have foreseen this level of ingenuity.
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The same American ingenuity that grew onshore wind will help offshore thrive.
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There was humor in them, along with ingenuity, defiance, raunch and joy.
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Why should I accept that that passion and ingenuity no longer exists?
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The ingenuity of new residents is also a boon for fading towns.
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It's actually one part determination, one part ingenuity and one part laziness.
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There's more ingenuity to his hairstyle than any of his rambling pronouncements.
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But I'm giving these balls a high grade for drug-hiding ingenuity.
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And achieving them will require a mix of policy intervention and ingenuity.
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From their inception, there's a certain amount of ingenuity in Bloomer's works.
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Then, the rest of the chapter allows for more creativity and ingenuity.
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"Pinky and the Brain" stood out for its ingenuity and extreme economy.
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The story Patrick Dalton's viral tweet is one of ingenuity and survival.
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They are astounding in their variety and the ingenuity of their adornment.
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There's some ingenuity in the ways Feldman works out the story's complications.
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Two installations show him taking that ingenuity to a more ambitious scale.
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The America I know is full of courage, and optimism, and ingenuity.
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I know the ingenuity of some of the folks in my city.
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It snaps into existence a business model that rewards ingenuity over compulsion.
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The physics section offers more Arctic ingenuity, as well as pure fun.
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But let's talk about how the ingenuity of "Fossils" might affect yours.
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It is the engine of our ingenuity that drives our economic prosperity.
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But Ms. Dorrance and her collaborators overcame the obstacles with terrific ingenuity.
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The Nazi ingenuity for mass murder is immediately apparent in the exhibition.
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Can we rely on technology and human ingenuity to bail us out?
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With this country's ingenuity comes cycles of innovation, periods of booms and busts.
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Liu really captures Han's voice and the zip and ingenuity of Star Wars.
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On Thursday, Smithsonian Magazine held its annual American Ingenuity Awards, in which Amazon.
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But wouldn't you rather shell out $0.99 to reward Mezrahi for his ingenuity?
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Dr. Garza hopes some high-tech ingenuity can help fix the salmon's troubles.
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This steady progress says a lot about the ingenuity of its reform unit.
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But its victories have often been due to ingenuity, skill, and sheer luck.
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One it does not allow to trouble the trajectory of its engineering ingenuity.
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Instead, haute couture works as a display of ingenuity, wit, and artistic achievement.
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In contrast, Sjon's finale anchors his ingenuity to a moving plea for solidarity.
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So we need someone who really has the ingenuity to get things done.
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The Italians' ingenuity was in their "rucking"—or rather, their lack of it.
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But while Shari considered Cohen's ingenuity "a gift," his hyper energy rankled some.
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Ingenuity in how you design your algorithms counts for at least as much.
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It's incredible what a little ingenuity and creative problem-solving led to here.
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When individual creativity is enhanced by technical ingenuity, new behaviors and capabilities emerge.
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Forgotten Women: The Scientists is a love letter to their ingenuity and endurance.
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The Martian similarly focuses on survival, ingenuity, and a series of escalating challenges.
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It'll take some time and ingenuity, but we'll eventually overcome this scourge. [CDC]
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The financial system, and America, gorge themselves on their own ingenuity and appetites.
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He was going to fight for his right to live, using his ingenuity.
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This was just a celebratory moment, a fantastic sort of symbol of ingenuity.
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With ingenuity, you can fool the system into favouring your tweets and posts.
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The amount of ingenuity, humor, and style in the pin game is overwhelming.
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The ingenuity of modern design often leads to product teams neglecting the basics.
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But let's not get too carried away by our craftiness and petty ingenuity.
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"The level of ingenuity of this small city was pretty impressive," Goldstein says.
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A bit of ingenuity along with some elementary geometry goes a long way.
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It's a privileged position that Facebook won through its own ingenuity and popularity.
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But not even the ingenuity of immunotherapy will cure cancer for everyone, forever.
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U.S. efforts against ISIS are "only limited by our own ingenuity," he said.
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St. Germain's death and Claire's ingenuity is enough to save Master Raymond's life.
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What's made these reductions possible is good, old-fashioned American innovation and ingenuity.
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What I'm saying is that beauty, ingenuity and joy are all around us!
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Ingenuity, R&D, and the legal protections afforded by the U.S. patent system.
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BUT THIS BETTER FOR YOU STRATEGY THAT INGENUITY HAS IMPLEMENTED RESONATES WITH INVESTORS.
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The problem is the Highway Trust Fund is a victim of American ingenuity.
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Here's to a sterling example of directorial ingenuity on a budget (0:51963).
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Here's to a sterling example of directorial ingenuity on a budget (0:50).
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It's too easy to forget the contributions, ingenuity, and creativity of Black women.
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I have every faith in the ingenuity and drive of this amazing team.
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Life's fuck-ups and fails are great catalysts of ingenuity in the kitchen.
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With their gold, we recognize the regality of our ingenuity and hard work.
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Or maybe American ingenuity will simply find a new way to self-correct.
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This is a challenge we are capable of meeting with America's technical ingenuity.
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Thanks to human ingenuity the innovation comes and progress ratchets up another notch.
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No amount of ingenuity, however, will fully eliminate the threat of job displacement.
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I just struck by the ingenuity and inventiveness in a place like prison.
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The net effect is a film that alternates between awesome ingenuity and tediousness.
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"In Hugo's eyes it was the summation of human ingenuity," Ms. Ellis said.
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Using ingenuity and zeal to triumph over ... You probably liked Bird Box, right?
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"It is a case of human ingenuity outskating ethical concerns," said Dr. MacPhee.
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Some people considered the stories remnants of slavery rather than evidence of ingenuity.
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I'm so lucky to have this piece that shows her wit and ingenuity.
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The discovery is further testament to the ancient Greeks and their remarkable ingenuity.
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They were selected for their dedication to conservation and ingenuity in pursuing solutions.
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In the months that followed, he showed the power of ingenuity and authenticity.
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"The America I know is full of courage, optimism and ingenuity," Obama said.
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Then, he described Pioneer as a bias-free search engine for human ingenuity.
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But no amount of human ingenuity could lessen the atmosphere of extreme anxiety.
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As human animals, we have only two real athletic skills: stamina and ingenuity.
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Yet Trisolaris's dominance is far from assured, given the ingenuity of the underdogs.
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The personal care products industry illustrates the best of American ingenuity and success.
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But what is often not reported is how human ingenuity has reduced emissions.
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"George Balanchine's The Nutcracker," a radiant melding of theatrical heart and choreographic ingenuity.
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Her ingenuity would serve the Discovery really well in some of these moments.
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But their arcs are similarly shaped by their resourceful ingenuity and survivalist instincts.
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Maha's turn of ingenuity seems to be a case of utilizing whatever's handy.
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Admittedly, their ingenuity in this hot weather has been pretty entertaining to watch.
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Even thinking about it a tiny bit seriously is an enormous feat of imagination and ingenuity, and such a wasted opportunity to use that same imagination and ingenuity right here on Earth, right now, when we need it so desperately.
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And today we're taking one more step to unleash the power of American ingenuity.
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You may be surprised by the ingenuity that's been hiding right under your nose.
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And because most Chinese insurance companies are state-owned, ingenuity and customer service lag.
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Guttner says such ingenuity, Lego-based or otherwise, is pretty common in the field.
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I'm not sure regular drivers will appreciate interior ingenuity as much as early adopters.
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My man, you are not inspiring anyone to the peak levels of human ingenuity.
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Alibek Omarov deserves a hearty round of applause for this feat of technical ingenuity.
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Nintendo has applied a surprising level of ingenuity and creativity to pieces of cardboard.
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Through all of his ups and downs, his musical ingenuity, his brilliance, has maintained.
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Thanks to the ingenuity of the clones, and a killer dance scene, it works.
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It still has a long way to go as far as creativity and ingenuity.
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Yes, the predestined ingenuity from these babies will fix the global problem, Lee concluded.
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Perhaps because the game is one of those great, consuming products of human ingenuity.
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The UNESCO world heritage site is a equal parts geological peculiarity and human ingenuity.
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Cubans have used their ingenuity to keep these decades-old cars on the streets.
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German postwar prosperity is generally attributed to hard work, native ingenuity, and fine organization.
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It's his ingenuity that saves her life as the placenta still inside her festers.
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Today, the USAID NTD Program represents the very best in American ingenuity and thrift.
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O'Leary says the ingenuity of the product made it an obvious choice to back.
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The peddlers of false memoirs and fishy identities are rarely celebrated for their ingenuity.
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And, throughout, he celebrates the hard work, ingenuity and diversity of the American spirit.
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It is past time for policymakers to scrutinize the drug industry's claims to ingenuity.
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His ingenuity and ambition are impressive, but the results are hard to take seriously.
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No technology, no ingenuity, can replace the collective importance of all these minuscule creatures.
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Displaying primitive ingenuity, the movie recalls Georges Méliès and the early days of cinema.
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His pen name comes to represent wit, ingenuity, and a belief in human kindness.
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Denizens of Los Angeles have grown accustomed to the theater's specific brand of ingenuity.
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For decades, American hard work and ingenuity has driven our country's unprecedented economic prosperity.
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It takes ingenuity, persistence and intelligence — maybe even genius — to become a Nobel laureate.
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Hopefully, these new tributes will restore the memory of her audacity, glamour, and ingenuity.
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This also shows how human ingenuity takes us to amazing new places in science.
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To overcome the present crisis we must summon more than ingenuity and industry, however.
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Other efforts have been fueled more by Silicon Valley ingenuity than by big money.
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Given the amount of new resources and our existing ingenuity, how could it not?
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Incompetence or an inside job was at play, or perhaps both — not technical ingenuity.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Exquisitely choreographed, Federico Fellini's works sparkle with ingenuity.
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Limit the profit, and you limit the exertion of ingenuity in a thousand ways.
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Yet for the length of the album, ingenuity and beauty have held back despair.
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He asserts the joy of loving sexual intercourse, the splendid ingenuity of the body.
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The possible names are Clarity, Courage, Endurance, Fortitude, Ingenuity, Perseverance, Promise, Tenacity and Vision.
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Lack of internet access and a modern digital landscape can in fact spark ingenuity.
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But for all her ingenuity, Ms. Neuwirth treats the vocal writing like an afterthought.
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The very fact that so many are still operating says much about Chinese ingenuity.
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America's manufacturing strength should come from innovation and ingenuity, rather than taxes on trade.
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And we lacked no ingenuity in the words we used to describe the journey.
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I wish they had a little more faith in freedom, dynamism and human ingenuity.
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Did you not need a zigzag ingenuity to make the chickens walk your walk?
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A British man's ingenuity with astroturf has been rewarded by the Royal Horticultural Society.
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What makes America unique is its legacy of ingenuity and ability to harbor entrepreneurship.
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But instead of condemning them for their alleged misdeeds, many delighted in their ingenuity.
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We learned about the power of human ingenuity in our solar system's deep reaches.
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Those who expect ingenuity from Mr. Ladner should be happy with the garlic dots.
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With AI as a multiplier for human ingenuity, those solutions will come into reach.
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These videos display homegrown ingenuity at its finest, combined with true seasonal spirit. Hark!
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Ingenuity shines forth here and there; and Mr. Peck occasionally reveals new aspects of skill.
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The album illuminates music that has been tied to great struggle, perseverance, ingenuity, and courage.
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I would just say that the will to survive is amazing but also human ingenuity.
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Konnikova points out, there's real ingenuity in some of the cons these scoundrels dream up.
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Plenty of ingenuity was on display with regular controllers and keyboards and mice, as well.
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According to that mythology, America rose to greatness by sheer ruggedness, ingenuity and hard work.
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Another piece of 5G ingenuity is on view at Ericsson, a maker of network equipment.
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Somehow, with a bit of ingenuity and a lot of hustle, its people get by.
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Dealing with such challenges will require ingenuity and speed not yet seen at P&G.
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It requires infinite patience and endless ingenuity with no guarantee of success; but that's diplomacy.
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"I think you have to be careful about shorting human ambition and ingenuity," said Horowitz.
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But these interactive and easy-to-use features differentiate it with some originality, and ingenuity.
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Taking advantage of promotions is a worldwide phenomenon, but techies stalk deals with extraordinary ingenuity.
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The strength came from invention, ingenuity and competitive spirit combined with leadership and financial management.
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This requires harnessing the latent ingenuity of the Syrian people as a source of innovation.
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Australians are known for their ingenuity when it comes to keeping animals safe and warm.
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At times, "The Nice Guys" achieves the nasty, silly ingenuity that such a pairing suggests.
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But, it required a lot of work and ingenuity to make it come to life.
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American ingenuity has driven down the cost of wind power by 69 percent since 2009.
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But this call was special; he was very pleased with his own ingenuity and resourcefulness.
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Now there was mutation and selection—through a combination of individual ingenuity and group preference.
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And so many of these issues I so believe in American ingenuity and American innovation.
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But it is also about intrepidness and ingenuity; about entrepreneurial spirit sprouting in unlikely places.
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If diligence, persistence, and commitment are lacking, talent, ingenuity, and knowledge are of no avail.
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The Smithsonian on Wednesday night honored American innovators with their 7th annual American Ingenuity Awards.
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And there's ingenuity in the coordination with which they merge their bodies into a leviathan.
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The 50,000-year-old needle found this summer was an intriguing example of human ingenuity.
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America can then export its ingenuity to make the world more efficient and responsible too.
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My other favorite thing was the warmth of the people we met and their ingenuity.
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But the dream is that the right level of creativity and ingenuity will change things.
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American friendship is welcomed, and American businesses are recognized for their ingenuity, reliability, and honesty.
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These beautiful, wacky, and unique living structures are a testament to human creativity and ingenuity.
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Fortunately, human ingenuity found a way to extend the franchise with three more films nonetheless.
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More innovation, using the power of data and American ingenuity, means more jobs and opportunities.
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To walk through the residence today is to appreciate Mr. Corrigan's ingenuity and diplomatic persuasion.
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"Italian ingenuity is helping to save lives around the world," AMC said in a statement.
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Its stunning plan glorifies God and human ingenuity with a crisp clarity later called modern.
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They are both the highest expressions of creativity, of curiosity, of the ingenuity of humanity.
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It was the combination of Yankee ingenuity and America's new hankering for a flavorful beer.
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"Through her sheer ingenuity, she created the life that she wanted for herself," he said.
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In the end, it is Princess Tilda's agency and ingenuity that spurs the story forward.
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"His persistence is what I admire the most," Dr. Haegert said of his father's ingenuity.
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With a little ingenuity, a pound of these beauties could feed a table of four.
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But Mando isn't like other people, and he escapes pretty quickly with a little ingenuity.
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In the last section, Thomas marvels at the ingenuity of those trying to "disrupt" fashion.
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Our elected leaders often extol the creativity and ingenuity of everyday people – and rightly so.
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Back then, it was every republic for itself, fierceness fueled with desperation, flamed by ingenuity.
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However, American ingenuity and innovation have dramatically transformed the energy landscape over the last decade.
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To say it cannot be done is to challenge the very fiber of American ingenuity.
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Elected officials would be well advised to keep these examples of local ingenuity in mind.
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The United States should praise SpaceX for being another example of American ingenuity and originality.
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Despite their ingenuity, the 100-minute play moves like a kicked horse: fast but grudging.
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To choose to travel by basket and balloon requires two personality traits: ingenuity and recklessness.
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"I had that apartment looking like it was mine," she said, laughing at her ingenuity.
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None of this knowledge took away from my enjoyment of the play's artistry and ingenuity.
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The ingenuity of "calculated misery" is connected to the overall effect it has on travelers.
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Below, here's a look at 15 food concoctions that are true feats of human ingenuity.
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American ingenuity working with the U.S. military turned radar into a decisive practical navigational system that helped the Allies win World War II. American ingenuity working with NASA created the Apollo moonshot telemetry guidance system that became the foundation of our digital economy today.
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Year after year, the fashion industry fails to recognize you for your ingenuity and influencer status.
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But only the most naïve strongman would bet against the will, ingenuity, and endurance of Cambodians.
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Imagine what human ingenuity could bring forward if we took our teenagers' hands off their phones?
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From depths of the freezer isle to the heat of the toaster, Jeff's ingenuity is boundless.
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That hasn't stopped human ingenuity from fighting against a condition as old as alcohol itself, though.
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I love the sunglasses earrings idea, in theory, and I commend & Other Stories for its ingenuity.
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Being marooned on a lonely island takes cunning, ingenuity and the ability to make tough decisions.
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These are big shoes to fill, and it's going to take some ingenuity, so pay attention.
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Businesses will draw on the ingenuity which even the existing situation has forced them to hone.
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He has used this programming ingenuity to conceive of an original portrait of Joan of Arc.
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Economically vibrant and stable societies are grown in the loamy soil of diversity, ingenuity, and openness.
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But sometimes all it takes is a bit of DIY ingenuity to get the ball moving.
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It's true that a clever, surprising proposal used to take some degree of ingenuity, but now?
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Yet maybe Apple, with their engineering ingenuity, had figured out a way to improve the speeds.
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But statistics tell much more than a story of wretchedness in Haiti; they also reveal ingenuity.
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Thanks to Texas and the Hershey Company's ingenuity, BBQ-flavored PayDays will exist in this world.
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Putting it to the test Investigators posited that he used a little ingenuity -- and some Vaseline.
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As far as yardsticks of human ingenuity are concerned, this one is pretty hard to beat.
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Each object within the show is worthy of investigation, whether for its composition, message, or ingenuity.
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Global warming is a worry, too, but Mr Norberg hopes that human ingenuity will tame it.
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Poor people also already live in mobile homes, though no one applauds them for their ingenuity.
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Latino entrepreneurs have the knowhow and ingenuity needed to make the best decisions for their businesses.
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Is the greater threat to humanity our propensity for error and stupidity, or for dastardly ingenuity?
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She's known for her roving, unpredictable imagination, and for the dazzling ingenuity of her narrative conceits.
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In addition to ingenuity in the kitchen, Niccol has been a big proponent of adopting technology.
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And the novel's writing lacks the vinegar and ingenuity that gives Beckett's characters their strange liveliness.
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That sort of collaboration, combined with American ingenuity, often leads to better products at lower costs.
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Yet for all the ingenuity of these ideas, there are few signs of flexibility from Brussels.
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She used ingenuity and grit to fight an evil system and won most of the time.
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The United States has to be ready to fight back with its full capacity and ingenuity.
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The final product is a true testament to the power of human ingenuity and DIY glory.
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Its trial is a drama of people, won and lost by their ingenuity, vanity and hubris.
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Isaiah can hear Marcus's imagined scolding, but he's drawn to break-ins because they require ingenuity.
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Free-market ingenuity and innovation have made the United States a world leader in environmental quality.
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Garner's inventions capture the American ethos of ingenuity — although their future may or may not arrive.
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It is complex and expensive, yet its complexities certainly do not outmatch American ingenuity and innovation.
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They navigate a world of lowered expectations and play by rules that demand ingenuity and patience.
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The majority of participants referenced human ingenuity and collective action as sources of hope and inspiration.
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"Our discovery is a testament to American ingenuity," said John J. Christmann IV, Apache's chief executive.
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So far, YWCA shelters around the country are responding to the crisis with ingenuity, Castillo said.
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The construction process depends equally on architectural ingenuity and schmoozing local legislators to bend planning regulations.
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Together with our federal partners, we will redouble our efforts to safeguard America's ingenuity and investment.
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Italian ingenuity as a premise, rather than the usual clichés about an Italian penchant for beauty?
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But then he harnessed the traits that residents of Mosul are famous for: ingenuity and industriousness.
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Ingenuity, making do with what we have, will carry us through the weeks and months ahead.
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From the first clock to the Apple Watch, measuring time has been central to human ingenuity.
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Over the past six years, we have taken on this challenge with consistent passion and ingenuity.
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Segregation forced them to the Greenwood neighborhood, where their proprietorship and ingenuity created a thriving community.
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Rupert Murdoch's media company said it was "blown away" by the "ingenuity" of the platform. 5.
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If fresh food affirms the splendor of the natural world, aged food speaks to human ingenuity.
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The world will change after this pandemic, but human ingenuity can change it for the better.
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He acknowledges it will take human ingenuity working with the tool to find what you need.
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Red foods are customary for Juneteenth, the crimson a symbol of ingenuity and resilience in bondage.
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"Hacking" your work only works if you're a person who would be congratulated for your ingenuity.
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The ingenuity is still there, and the craft, but smothered in hokeyness, settling for something rote.
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As titles go, the sequel "Jumanji: The Next Level" does not get bonus points for ingenuity.
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We see the Kim family's struggle and their ingenuity, as well as their graft and avarice.
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Robots are the fruit of American ingenuity, and they are at large, learning everything we know.
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And a nation whose engines of ingenuity are working to make the planet healthier and safer.
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Dean Gillispie's diminutive sculptures of locations remembered from childhood are remarkable feats of craft and ingenuity.
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Time, technology and human ingenuity have since revealed that dot, Titan, to be a natural wonderland.
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The Mac Pro is "an example of American design, American manufacturing, and American ingenuity," Cook said.
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The real ingenuity of these solutions lies in stripping opposing ideas of their negative emotional impact.
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I was awed by the determination and ingenuity required to preserve everything Harun spread before me.
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The protesters' playfulness and ingenuity with media is an important engine that drives the movement onwards.
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That such speechifying can be forgiven says something about Kalfar's wild imagination, his ingenuity, his heart.
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After all, it would require ingenuity to miss the continent which I was aiming for then.
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The cards in the Cloisters exhibition were commissioned works of art, prized for their beauty and ingenuity.
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Through his ingenuity, Bartley turned closed off an area under the stairs and provided a secret entrance.
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CNN has compiled a collection of powerful images showcasing their ingenuity in the face of continued hardship.
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And an age-old example of that ingenuity comes in the form of a simple beer can.
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Similarly, Bella's ingenuity at evading the dog makes her a character who's easy to get invested in.
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And get ready to marvel at both humankind's ingenuity — and the body's incredible ability to heal — ahead.
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But what it lacks in natural resources, it will strive to make up for in human ingenuity.
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Many of these tools rely on the ingenuity and resiliency of individual farmers to build and implement.
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When there's money to be made, there's no limit to Silicon Valley's ingenuity -- or invasion of privacy.
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When human ingenuity is applied to a problem, however hard, it is unwise to bet against it.
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But such a scenario could be overcome thanks to the British people's "resilience and ingenuity," she added.
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After the first tweet, most of Rosner's 50,000 Twitter followers were enthusiastic about her chicken-themed ingenuity.
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And really, I feel like I ought to reward the ingenuity and design sense on display here.
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The Galaxy Fold is a clever device that shows a lot of design savvy and engineering ingenuity.
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The artist occasionally incorporates a limp humanoid into his configurations to help demonstrate their gravity-defying ingenuity.
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It's perfectly okay to get rid of them, and we're here for this kind of ingenuity. Yep.
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As avenues to avoid negative rates are closed off, human ingenuity will ensure that others open up.
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They practised the same crafts and the same Christian faith, relying on the same ingenuity and hardiness.
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In all these instances, the glory of the tortoise was fully dependent on the ingenuity of humans.
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Fellow Credit Suisse bankers marveled at the deal's ingenuity for creating new business seemingly out of nowhere.
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But the true ingenuity of a "smart" device is the way it upends traditional models of ownership.
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I was alarmed to realize, upon grinding through it once again, that ingenuity is all it has.
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These days most people's contribution to their home countries is through their work, talent, ingenuity and investment.
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The ambition and ingenuity required to bring petroleum up from beneath the ocean floor is pretty remarkable.
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And thanks to ingenuity, technology and social media, animals and owners have been reunited (The Associated Press).
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The earliest samples illustrate human ingenuity in developing methods to press and preserve extracts, the study states.
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Feeding and educating hundreds of millions of young people will require large doses of ingenuity and planning.
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The recall affects nearly 103,000 products sold under brands such as Bright Starts, Ingenuity and Disney Baby.
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Their Piaggio Vespas are Frankenstein monster machines—shining testaments to kampung ingenuity and do-it-yourself customization.
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Northern Ireland native Paddy Bloomer makes work with a charming combination of playful whimsy and mechanical ingenuity.
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My scars and past of self-hatred have been covered by loving marks, creativity, ingenuity...and depth.
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"They were after effect rather than authenticity," combining Hearst's acquired antiquities with Morgan's ingenuity, Ms. Kastner noted.
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Enjoying summer in the city requires ingenuity, as this entertaining tale — based on real-life events — shows.
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" Proud of Isabel's defiance and ingenuity, my wife and I eventually let her get her ears "perst.
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The level of ingenuity is mind-boggling but flavor is still at the heart of the project.
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James Dyson The way engineers tackle seemingly insoluble problems with ingenuity and grit is something to behold.
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In fact, his ingenuity in the studio stretches far beyond, and before, the legacy of the Beatles.
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The dancers reveal urban culture as an expression of togetherness, but also of their ingenuity and singularity.
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Still, the discovery underscores the ingenuity of myxozoans, the class of parasites to which H. salminicola belongs.
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Another involves Olga's audacious ingenuity in protecting Jewish laborers from the Riga ghetto in her tailoring atelier.
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Our innovation, our spirit of innovation, our tradition of creativity and ingenuity in this country is unmatched.
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To be sure, C.I.A. case officers will continue to recruit spies with breathtaking moxie, ingenuity and perseverance.
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That forced Mr. Rodríguez to rely on his own ingenuity to figure out what had gone wrong.
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America is fueled by productivity, ingenuity and leadership – traits that remain a historic foundation of our country.
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As the book's subtitle suggests, ingenuity is somehow baked into American individualism, national character and social life.
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Baker sums up the causes of America's ingenuity in familiar fashion, almost canonical among innovation stump speakers.
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At Taco Bell, he introduced mobile order and pay, and pushed for more ingenuity in the kitchen.
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Few movies showcased heroines who showed more guts and ingenuity than many of the men around her.
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" -- Javier Bardem speaking in Spanish: "There are no borders or walls that can restrain ingenuity and talent.
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Now, that ingenuity is focused on one of the country's most intractable modern problems: Delhi's toxic air.
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"If you have extreme health care circumstances, you will find extreme health care ingenuity," Gomez-Marquez said.
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That's especially true in "Blink of an Eye," which unfolds like a short story celebrating human ingenuity.
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For Benjamin, human ingenuity and sensory appetite exceeds the surface consumerism and somnambulism of daily city life.
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Inherently one of a kind, the works' limited sizes don't seem to restrict artists' imagination and ingenuity.
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He plays with flair, ingenuity, and a special brand of fearlessness without devouring possessions or being overtly reckless.
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For early locative media artists like Teri Rueb, creating experiences like Trace required a healthy dose of ingenuity.
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"It was a testament to Dina's ingenuity and Dina's amazing ability to execute on her ideas," Sellers said.
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"It would leverage American investments, workers and ingenuity to address what economists and scientists have outlined as necessary."
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It is, in effect, the new Silicon Valley—filled with giddy, breathtaking ingenuity and flat-out good news.
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" Even the airline credited her for her creativity, as a spokesperson told PEOPLE: "Natalie's ingenuity here is noted!
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"Teddy Perkins" stands on its own as another lane that Glover's ingenuity can dominate when given the opportunity.
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True to his artisan roots, one perceives in these innovative, movable plans material integrity balanced with economical ingenuity.
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Gender cannot and will not be measured by color, and a kid's ingenuity is neither pink nor blue.
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It was planned as a showcase of modern technology and "the ingenuity and imagination of American free enterprise".
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But if the right to repair fight is showing us anything, it's that farmers epitomize resiliency and ingenuity.
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But it takes real ingenuity to wreck the currency of a country that has adopted the American dollar.
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They can use algorithms to filter variants based on reference data using software like Omicia, Bina and Ingenuity.
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It seems human ingenuity has created some truly amazing bridges, and then some that are are just ... not.
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Facebook's business is all about applying engineering ingenuity to eradicate the thoughtful friction of personal and societal conscience.
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The ingenuity on display is impressive, and so is the way that Labo encourages you to understand it.
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That means that with a little ingenuity you can use Gmail for a whole host of other tasks.
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Astro Bot is packed with wondrous ideas and level design that'll have you marveling at the developers' ingenuity.
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Far from being agitprop provocateurs, their ingenuity was driven strictly by the artistic need to resolve dramatic problems.
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The week-long festival celebrates ingenuity, hacking, making, and a valid reason to go a week without bathing.
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Building technology is ready and designers have the experience and ingenuity to use them to their greatest benefit.
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Despite their size, capital and ingenuity, making inroads into the healthcare industry won't be easy for tech companies.
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Week by week I'm continually stoked by the ingenuity and creative energy of all of these little companies.
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This combination of civic integrity, design ingenuity, and scientific rigor is what makes the Float Lab so promising.
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The point is that everything in Battlefield 1 suggests the perverted progress and crude ingenuity of its time.
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Man has walked on the moon; scientific ingenuity has eradicated smallpox, split the atom and processed the bit.
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Are we diminished when a computer can defeat humans at a game that seems to typify human ingenuity?
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Apple's tax ingenuity proves that the new international business tax order must be simple and robust to gaming.
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That's NASA's true nature — a nexus of unseen teamwork and ingenuity that allows the exploration of new frontiers.
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All told, it's a modest improvement over prior films that, admittedly, exhausted any ingenuity with their cheeky subtitles.
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Their innovations and inventions shake up our world, tackling some of the planet's biggest problems with bold ingenuity.
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Students would propose contradictory psychoanalytic readings, and they all sounded good, but it was just an ingenuity contest.
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We live in an era of rapid technological change, powered by constant innovation and old-fashioned American ingenuity.
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Impressively, with some hardware ingenuity, the G5 can still replace its battery thanks to a removable bottom bezel.
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And as far as organic drug factories go, it's difficult to beat the complexity and ingenuity of plants.
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Its recovery demonstrates how human ingenuity, entrepreneurship, and organizational learning could hold the key to resilience from cyberattacks.
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Antiques Cuff links have a simple purpose, but their innumerable forms reflect their owners' personalities and manufacturers' ingenuity.
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U.S. ingenuity has led to significant improvements in flight and in safety that have changed the world forever.
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Niccol would go on to launch the chain's breakfast offerings and push for more ingenuity in the kitchen.
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That Akatsuki, which means "dawn" in Japanese, is there at all is the result of ingenuity and perseverance.
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It was a symbol of American ingenuity, held aloft by four engines, bristling with a dozen machine guns.
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Designing a neuro-interfacing bionic arm demands every bit of ingenuity and know-how they could collectively muster.
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After all, the brand is inspired by military culture, so employing some ingenuity can go a long way.
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Some of the things that happened, time and little bit of ingenuity you can remedy some of that.
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That's why they are suing to try and slow down the process and undermine American investment and ingenuity.
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"I'm celebrating the human ingenuity going into these places, but I'm not a climate change denier," he says.
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Like all of these, the wartime quilts are resounding tributes to human ingenuity and the power of art.
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He banned liquor from the pits and imposed new restrictions on car modifications, obviating the bootleggers' chief ingenuity.
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For me, the shift helps clarify the logic of the story — and the ingenuity of Mr. Levenson's book.
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It is filled with sobering stories about error and — in the more beautiful, memorable cases — ingenuity, determination, redemption.
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"Through her sheer ingenuity, she created the life that she wanted for herself," he said during the trial.
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It undervalues our most important resource, which is our inventiveness, our ingenuity, our ability to solve big problems.
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So, too, when a cuisine is lost, erasing the ingenuity of the cooks who shaped it over centuries.
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In 2019, can all this stage ingenuity revive a novel that many writers consider irrelevant to our moment?
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The question of how is interesting though ... each spot does it differently, some with more ingenuity than others.
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Republicans can revel in their tactical ingenuity, while Democrats will work to put the clamps down for good.
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Through the annals of history, there have been many historic figures that changed the world with their ingenuity.
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If pressed, you can just list those names and shake your head while smiling inwardly at Wallace's ingenuity.
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They are the sincerest of flowers, precisely because they are made — with intention, craft, ingenuity and quirky imperfection.
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From new small, craft distillers to long-established brands, American workers and ingenuity are driving a spirits renaissance.
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Techno-optimism has deep roots in American political culture, and its belief in American ingenuity and technological progress.
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They're betting against American ingenuity, with no faith in the innovation we can create to achieve great things.
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Never has a game made me so astonished at its ingenuity and its seemingly endless ability to surprise.
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This 19th-century story may have been lost entirely if not for some 21st-century curiosity and ingenuity.
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I showed the text to my friend and we really couldn't believe the ingenuity, it was so realistic.
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Despite the collective failure to solve the country's mounting challenges, America continues to showcase astounding ingenuity and progress.
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Let's hope we can harness some of that same ingenuity to chart a winning course for our politics.
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After all, it was cam girl ingenuity that transformed the OhMiBod Club Vibe from a dance-music-driven novelty vibrator into an income generator for a number of industrious sex workers; and it's cam girl ingenuity that's sussed out ways to improve the OhMiBod experience and make it even more interesting.
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The world is trending toward battery-powered, electric vehicles, thanks in no small part to Musk's vision and ingenuity.
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We are still fighting the good beer fight, but the ingenuity of our craft beer scene hasn't been thwarted.
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Still, it shows the sort of ingenuity that will come in handy when the euro zone economy inevitably slows.
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What the experiments on bees and monkeys show us is that it's not just the work of our ingenuity.
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He was using a Mexican phrase that means relying on one's ingenuity and drive in the face of challenges.
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But innovative tech solutions have come a long way to help empower the autistic community, enhancing communication through ingenuity.
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Ross Cellino's lawyers at Hodgson Russ matched Barnes' procedural ingenuity with an equally intriguing motion to dismiss the suit.
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So perhaps a little ingenuity — and an influx of half a billion dollars— has helped speed up that timeline.
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For example, playfulness increases creativity, problem solving, memory, ingenuity and invention, all while enhancing social, emotional and communication skills.
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Of course, it's people's ingenuity that built these machines, so it's really humanity's creation getting the better of humanity.
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The level of sophistication and ingenuity of the reharmonization that he used is still a constant source of inspiration.
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Reality Check: DNC Day 3 "The America I know is full of courage, and optimism, and ingenuity," Obama said.
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But if the cauldron lighting is any indication, Brazil will make these games work via ingenuity, not sheer spectacle.
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Let's hope future awards do more to accurately reflect the genius and ingenuity present across all races and genders.
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Thanks to the leadership of Nick Ascheim and all your creativity and ingenuity, we've made enormous progress since 2015.
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Although the cats themselves are an affront to nature, it's hard not to applaud hanamomoact for her ingenuity.[Rocketnews]
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Sure, he claims to be an optimist about humanity's ingenuity in coming up with ways to control the dangers.
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Not only will film, television and video games still be dominated by human ingenuity, new areas will open up.
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"Dripping with ingenuity and alt-lifestyle aura lays the Snowpocalypse of 2016's most desirable getaway," read the description.
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Just as when they have reared their head before, we will confront this danger with creativity, ingenuity and strength.
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We have 7.5 billion people in the world today, but we underutilize the talent, ingenuity, and potential of most.
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The problem of cyber security is one that only the flexibility and ingenuity of healthy private markets can solve.
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Businesses and American ingenuity took a back seat to the Obama administration's regulatory onslaught, and the American people suffered.
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So I think we're going to see more ingenuity from black women around: How do I solve this problem?
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They have shown great ingenuity in using resources more efficiently by sharing cars, bikes and spare rooms with strangers.
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As a symbol of Japanese ingenuity in overcoming debility, the suit's appeal to Mr Abe is easy to understand.
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The bus bust has thus become a symbol of a different—and far more damaging—kind of Chinese ingenuity.
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They have vision and ingenuity in spades, but more importantly, they've made awesome clothes that we want to wear.
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Goetzmann views the progress of financial innovation as an example of humans' ingenuity in overcoming technical and material challenges.
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The more professional ingenuity they showed despite being defrauded by Corinthian, the less money they will get in restitution.
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Mr. Obama marveled at the ingenuity of another ninth-grader who developed a less expensive, faster test for Ebola.
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And yet time has shown that our ingenuity for efficiency orchestrates our removal from all forms of repetitive tasks.
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Ingenuity and entrepreneurial spirit have led to the development of new products and technologies that improve upon traditional options.
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It's like propaganda that is brainwashing Americans to forget the Principles of Hard Work, Ingenuity, Risk and Boundless Success!
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It argues, with lovely ingenuity and understatement, that what appear to be impairments might better be understood as strengths.
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Notable Game Move:Ralph finds himself in a first-person shooter, Hero's Duty, and through some ingenuity retrieves his medal.
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In many cases, there is much the public sector can learn from the ingenuity found in the private sector.
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Learning how to make money while traveling is easy — it just takes a little advance planning and some ingenuity.
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From there, the field of endocrinology, as this compelling history shows, has manifested extremes of ingenuity and hubristic error.
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Ending epidemics like AIDS, malaria, and other tropical diseases around the world will take even more ingenuity and coordination.
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A tribute to NASA and displaying D.I.Y. ingenuity, the movie recalls Georges Méliès and the early days of cinema.
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The new horror film Cam understands this potential, and wrings both scares and some visual ingenuity out of it.
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We'll have to wait and see how his ingenuity will ripple out to the rest of the technology industry.
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It has also summoned the post-human future ("Wall-E") and the human unconscious ("Inside/Out") with breathtaking ingenuity.
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For all its moral seriousness and formal ingenuity, "Course of Empire" never really rises above being a didactic machine.
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The area's charm lies in an authentic belief in family businesses, locally grown food and ingenuity against the odds.
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Impressed by Mr. Bley's reputation and the couple's ingenuity, Mr. Moog gifted them an early iteration of his instrument.
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The signature moment — a trick play called Philly Special — reinforces the appreciation of coaches' ingenuity at the lower levels.
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Hundreds of thousands of children now survive each year who wouldn't have without the Gateses' money, advocacy and ingenuity.
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The final nine contenders were: Endurance, Tenacity, Promise, Vision, Clarity, Ingenuity, Fortitude, Courage and, of course the winner, Perseverance.
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Ingenuity will help, but they'll also need stricter environmental protections — as well as a bit of old-fashioned luck.
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For years, they held up the growth of these firms as an emblem of American business leadership and ingenuity.
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Travel Tips To have a comfortable flight, many economy travelers rely on their own ingenuity and, increasingly, specialized products.
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But for economy travelers to have a comfortable flight, many rely on their own ingenuity and, increasingly, specialized products.
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It took hard work and ingenuity, but it also takes something else to be successful, according to Bezos: luck.
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Around us, the ocean lay idle in the sun, ready to challenge Singapore's ingenuity with its patient, adamant rise.
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In an interview for The Fader, Newman said she felt she should have been somehow compensated for her ingenuity.
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Gerwig's ingenuity, which mirrors Jo's, is to find a space for this radicalism within the conventions of popular culture.
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But Border Patrol ingenuity alone cannot address the border security and humanitarian crisis we've been facing this past year.
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It's in the heart of Smaland, a forested province whose people are known in Sweden for thrift and ingenuity.
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This passage will leave you astonished by human ingenuity and, like Parks, deeply distressed on behalf of the mice.
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Vaneeza Rupani, an 11th-grader from Northport, Alabama, submitted the name Ingenuity because of the inventiveness of the rover.
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"They represent great ingenuity and hard work, turning businesses into dreams and into reality," he said: http://bit.ly/28503fRg22019a3.
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Competitive tax rates for businesses will allow American ingenuity and innovation to flourish and will help unleash economic growth.
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Here are a few tales of parental determination, ingenuity and luck that ended with happy children on Christmas morning.
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But despite its fits of humor and flashes of ingenuity and borrowings from "Frankenstein," it rarely feels alive. "Frankenstein"?
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Miss Sweetie's persona also gives Jo the courage and ingenuity she needs to navigate a variety of emotional challenges.
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Miss Sweetie's persona also gives Jo the courage and ingenuity she needs to navigate a variety of emotional challenges.
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Within those narrow gaps (between irrational and rational, functional zero and zero), creative ingenuity — not just neuroses — can thrive.
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It's a classic situation where salvation arrives somewhat improbably, partially through the characters' ingenuity but mostly through dumb luck.
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Now, Canada is committing $150 million to fund an AI research hub that will bring that ingenuity back home.
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Fundamentally, the energy, ingenuity, and know-how of American workers and entrepreneurs, along with our natural resources, create prosperity.
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With a little ingenuity and persistence, you could catch many of the fall's major releases in a matter of days.
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And as Mark Hamill described on The Graham Norton Show this week, the films' special effects showed some real ingenuity.
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Death, whether it be 5,000 years ago or today, is something humans rail against with every ounce of our ingenuity.
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Born from Japanese ingenuity, the collection of HEATTECH shirts, pants and accessories is a game changer for cold winter months.
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Hsieh's fugitive presence — traced throughout — speaks both of the abjection and ingenuity found in survival by those who have nothing.
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Maybe all of that classic American ingenuity flew out the window around the time Bill Clinton won the White House.
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It became clear that the story to be told was one of struggle, ingenuity, perseverance and—ultimately—an undeniable triumph.
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If so, the ingenuity seen so far in the bottled-water industry may be just a drip from the iceberg.
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While agriculture accounts for a tenth of southern GDP, such ingenuity raises the share of farm-related industry to half.
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If you haven't started watching Russian Doll yet, Alison Willmore's praise of the show's ingenuity will move you to it.
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From this elemental urge to get together sprang all humankind—with its triumphs, its failures, its endeavours and its ingenuity.
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Well, it turns out all you need to make that desire a reality is some ingenuity and a trusty hammock.
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In the pursuit of artificial intelligence, we should not sacrifice the humanity, creativity, and ingenuity that define our human intelligence.
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The international Flugtag - German for 'flight day' - started in Austria in 1992 as a way to entice ingenuity and bravery.
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But using human ingenuity to build a post-carbon future could be a big economic, as well as environmental, opportunity.
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Constantly amazed at the ingenuity of people in Baltimore, where dockless scooters are now being retrofitted to be mopeds. pic.twitter.
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If that doesn't speak to the drive and ingenuity of the New Horizons science team, I don't know what does.
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"What we thought was really so amazing was their ingenuity, their ability to prototype and create different designs," she said.
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He contrasted that belief in American ingenuity and decency with the pessimism and zero-sum fearfulness that Trump feeds on.
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Building a habitable space station satellite will always be an amazing feat of engineering and planning and sheer human ingenuity.
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The game was won using machine intelligence, although it was sheer human ingenuity that designed the system that did it.
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He attributed most of its 1,861 percent gain to free market American ingenuity, and a small portion to the Fed.
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"Fighting technology means fighting human ingenuity," an IBM software program admonished Israeli debating champion Dan Zafrir in San Francisco Monday.
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So many families and communities are limited not because of a lack of ingenuity, but simply a lack of opportunity.
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Those hours and years of slog and ingenuity—all to produce a few small passages of lifelike, nearly impossible grace.
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Think of this as a little collection of style ingenuity for when you're not feeling inspired by your current wardrobe.
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Looking at the work created in half a decade on the marketplace, you can find the same ingenuity and passion.
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Clandestina's move highlights the ingenuity of Cuba's fledgling private sector in overcoming obstacles on the communist-run island and abroad.
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What matters is that, with a little American ingenuity, these things might be perfected, and maybe next time they'll work.
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Republicans, like Michigan Governor Rick Snyder, love to commend citizens on their resilience and ingenuity in the face of hardship.
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Our nation's economic prosperity was built on a foundation of American ingenuity and the drive to turn dreams into reality.
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It was plagiarism, pure and simple, and the only such instance in a career otherwise distinguished by ingenuity and originality.
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In their attempt to pre-empt the GOP majority report the day before its release, the Democrats showed great ingenuity.
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As patients, we want the caring and the ingenuity of clinicians to be augmented by systems, not defeated by them.
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The structural ingenuity, psychological perversity and visual bravura that characterize Mr. De Palma's films can all plausibly be called Hitchcockian.
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Indian short films remain a source of this ingenuity and excellence, and Netflix's Lust Stories is a fresh new installment.
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With a bit of creativity, public policy can reward private sector information, ingenuity and capacity while advancing the greater good.
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The Obama Administration should encourage insurers to stay in the game by harnessing private-sector ingenuity and free-market forces.
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The ingenuity of the project led to it being exhibited at various shows and recipient of several awards in 2014.
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Rather, they drew upon some of that fabled American ingenuity to bootleg and cook up illegal spirits in impressive quantities.
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"This is just American ingenuity," Brett Snyder, the president of Cranky Flier, an airline industry blog, said of the store.
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It makes for a fascinating but sometimes uncomfortable contest between material hardship and aesthetic ingenuity, with victories for both sides.
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UTEMS is a recurring subject in the book, and Beecroft knows firsthand the kind of ingenuity that made it possible.
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They seemed most proud of the fact that they hadn't called me; they had handled their own emergency with ingenuity.
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For all the ingenuity in Silicon Valley, there is little evidence so far that those jobs can be fully automated.
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The tale of Admiral Yi is well known among Korean schoolchildren, who are taught of his military prowess and ingenuity.
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That potential treatments and vaccines are already being tested and developed is a testament to human ingenuity at its best.
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And recent research suggests another overlooked mark of their ingenuity: they made the first glues in the form of tar.
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Uncovering the actual peer effect — those cases in which one judges influences another to change a decision — requires some ingenuity.
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Children often see what happens in front of a movie or television camera, but what about the ingenuity behind it?
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As the wordplay gets more complex, the pictures must exert more effort and ingenuity to make sense out of it.
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Cale has been so consistently innovative, so focussed on ingenuity and instigation, that it's strange to watch him glance backward.
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Some of the most moving, and entertaining, scenes dramatize the acts of ingenuity and imagination that made solitary confinement bearable.
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Human ingenuity will always create such corners of the economy, either to serve new needs or to arbitrage around regulations.
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Consider the ingenuity of the giant Surface Studio big-screen desktop, which pivots into a kind of digital drafting table.
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Myers is a warmly gregarious raconteur, though, and his take was pity-free, full of admiration for the child's ingenuity.
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I was completely floored by her ingenuity, and wanted to know exactly how she pulled off such a cool trick.
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Using ingenuity, resourcefulness and sheer grunt work, fertile fields of sustenance and breathtaking beauty were born — and still flourish today.
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In that time, he received countless awards and accolades for his ingenuity and commitment to Apple&aposs minimalist design aesthetic.
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If America has proved particularly fertile for ingenuity, though, the reasons won't be found in this pleasant but superficial book.
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The author marvels at the resulting ambition and ingenuity, while also observing the power of residual caste and gender prejudices.
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While New York has sheer numbers, Paris has high art and Milan has big business, London is known for ingenuity.
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If we don't protect the technological ingenuity of our leading companies, we are ceding the future of solar to China.
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Because no one is smarter, savvier, more equipped with gizmos, ingenuity, and tech to save the world than Tony Stark.
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The bottom line: Backsliding is bad, particularly when it's largely the result of human choices, rather than mother nature's ingenuity.
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Its success was a saga of persistence, ingenuity and just plain bravery in the face of nature and professional skepticism.
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Are we meant to say a prayer in front of the former, and admire the artist's ingenuity in the latter?
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Many similar attempts have been made in the subsequent decades to replicate Silicon Valley and its abundance of creativity and ingenuity.
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Science often requires sterile environments and super-precise electronics, but as we've reported before, it also requires a lot of ingenuity.
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But our long-term success rests upon American leadership, ingenuity and the effective use of all instruments of national power. 2.
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Much of what made the first six years of Irving's career so marvelous was the spontaneous ingenuity behind (almost) every bucket.
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There is an elegance to the minimalist, not simple, design, though the ingenuity of this device actually lies in its interchangeability.
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Android was ostensibly based on GNU/Linux, the culmination of decades of hacker ingenuity meant to replace proprietary, locked-down software.
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In the 2400s and '260s, they represented the promise of a high-tech future, the inevitable outcome of relentless American ingenuity.
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"Right now, technical expertise, ingenuity, computing power and data are required to make models like RealTalk perform well," says the company.
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Early-stage startup ingenuity is one of the driving forces shaping the rapid, radical changes taking place in mobility and transportation.
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Entrepreneurs would still be amply rewarded for ingenuity and risk-taking, but those rewards would come with two commas, not three.
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Creativity, ingenuity, insight, brilliance, planning, analysis, and other executive functions are often the cognitive cornerstones of breakthrough value creation by entrepreneurs.
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Everything is custom, using the best processes and materials, and lots of ingenuity and care is on display at every level.
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Then there is engineering: the ingenuity of the instrument, whether it's electrical, mechanical, or acoustic, and how well built it is.
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Without MBAs (or even college degrees) these men prove that grit, ingenuity, and imagination may be the real key to success.
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Of course, despite the ingenuity, the question arises as to why Wilcox has organized an art exhibition exclusively intended for dogs.
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Such resources are making bounty-hunting easier than during its frontier heyday in the Old West, but success still requires ingenuity.
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Despite illustrating a future in which human features meld with technology, human ingenuity is ultimately the motivating force behind Ervinck's work.
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Like many things in comedy, you can trace the genre back to the hilarious ingenuity of Monty Python and Albert Brooks.
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The gods of content could never have foreseen this level of ingenuity It's entirely unclear how long this video stay online.
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But, a funny thing happened on the way to the economic apocalypse opponents predicted — American inventiveness and ingenuity came through again.
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This homogeneity is costing us potential ingenuity and innovation, as diversity has been found to significantly increase progress in these areas.
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Our people will continue to draw strength from their freedom and ingenuity, a strength of which our autocratic adversaries deprive themselves.
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They claimed their altered mental states took them to dreamy, smiling happy places, to streaks of ingenuity, enhanced imaginativeness — genius, even.
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Some days I felt in awe of my maternal ingenuity, others like I'd entered an exhausting, endless "Saturday Night Live" sketch.
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Ultimately, however, human chemists have been unable to emulate the ingenuity and complexity of organic molecules produced by eons of evolution.
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We must keep pace with industry changes and encourage financial ingenuity to foster the nation's vibrant financial services and technology sectors.
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She is known for her visual ingenuity, often using puppetry, choreographed movement, and technological wizardry to underscore human (and animal) behavior.
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We bet on American workers and American ingenuity, and three years later, that bet is paying off in a big way.
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"Over the centuries, America has been enriched by the talents, cultures, skills, ingenuity, and values brought here by immigrants," Duke said.
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This author's sly debut, "The Expats," was more notable for suspense and sub rosa ingenuity than for wall-to-wall action.
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The idea behind the original Earth Day was that we can harness human ingenuity to alter that trajectory for the better.
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And if the ingenuity on display in Material Worlds is any indication, the city is in for an exciting creative evolution.
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An original and ambitious idea accomplished with hard work and ingenuity, and at the end of it all, a viable product.
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In honor of Ekeblad's "ingenuity and her scientific achievements," Google Doodle has gone all out for a well-deserved birthday celebration.
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After Rochat shared the prank on Twitter, people responded with shock and respect at the "pure evil" ingenuity of the prank.
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Space is cold and cruel and brutally, fundamentally unbreathable, and a massive test of both engineering ingenuity and the human spirit.
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"In the face of fear, President Kennedy successfully summoned our country to harness American ingenuity and advance human progress," Gates writes.
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The toy action sequences in "Welcome to Marwen" have a demented precision, an insistence on verisimilitude that reflects Mark's obsessive ingenuity.
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With our ingenuity, I feel that together we can always rise up to unforeseen challenges and come up with good solutions.
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Her evil stepmother plans sabotage, but with a helpful robot and her own ingenuity, Cinderella can still shoot for the stars.
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Walter saved him, relying on his usual mix of brazenness and ingenuity (and the help of a remote-controlled machine gun).
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For families entering this 2718th annual free event on the Brooklyn shore, the only necessities are sand, water, inspiration and ingenuity.
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Despite sanctions, the Islamic Republic in Tehran, whether as a schemer or an observer, remains a diplomatic adversary of considerable ingenuity.
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Whether that is made by slaughtering animals or by some other means depends on the ingenuity of the new meat makers. ■
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One in which human ingenuity can and will be used to eradicate disease and suffering by pushing the boundaries of knowledge.
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What they lacked in education and resources they made up for in ambition, ingenuity, adaptability, and an outsized appetite for risk.
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"If we can get that tax rate down to 15 percent, just imagine how innovation and ingenuity will turn," Johnson said.
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He raved about Chicago's "stunning" skyline and admired its architectural ingenuity as he proposed adding his own building to the mix.
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A surprise rescue of Jamaica's coral reefs shows that nature can heal, thanks to some ingenuity and one constant underwater gardner.
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American ingenuity is currently being ripped off abroad because we do not have sufficient protections for the innovators in this country.
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So, let's commit to putting American ingenuity, innovation, creativity and hard work into an all-out effort to solve this problem.
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It "communicates originality, ingenuity and visionary thinking," Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Institute, said by way of explanation.
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Once we move past Duchamp to the works that he influenced, the flood of ingenuity becomes a trickle in no time.
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He doesn't have the superpowers that the rest of his cohort do, but he makes up for it with his ingenuity.
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Human ingenuity increasingly allows us to fight back against "natural selection" and, in effect, influence the path of our own evolution.
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Fans love the offensive ingenuity but general managers also see the streaky shooting and the spotty accuracy from beyond the arc.
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And, perhaps more to the point for the cybersecurity community, it also represents an impressive, sci-fi feat of sheer hacker ingenuity.
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Steve Harvey's life is a rags-to-riches tale – but there's no fairy godmother or anonymous benefactor, just integrity, ingenuity and success.
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To be sure, it would be foolish to bet against human ingenuity, and wrong to conclude that sentiment scoring can't be profitable.
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But Zeus was amused by his newest son's ingenuity in theft and ordered Hermes to show Apollo where the cows were hidden.
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"I believe in the power of American ingenuity to solve a lot of problems, including this one," said Gottlieb in a statement.
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The question is, how did that high schooler lose his way and what spark of ingenuity brought him back from the brink?
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Their very ingenuity in increasing the supply of oil has been part of the problem by contributing to the oil price drop.
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"The first door was easy to lock, but the second door required a bit more ingenuity," Shrestha told CNN on Wednesday evening.
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Our world is changing; the way we grow and produce food needs a much richer diet of scientific ingenuity to keep pace.
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"Dara Torres, swimmer, U.S.A."I'd proven to the world that maturity, experience, dedication, and ingenuity can make up for a little senescence.
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Carbon-intensive energy, together with capital, ingenuity and cheap labour, has been a driving force of economic growth since the Industrial Revolution.
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John Van Houton, a former teacher and coach at O'Farrell, which shares a campus with Ingenuity, says Saurez-Ojeda also played soccer.
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Traditionally, the most visually impressive villain designs have involved more scrappy, traditional methods: makeup, prosthetics, costumes, and a healthy dose of ingenuity.
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But by putting diversity efforts in the back seat, companies deprive themselves of the rich creativity and ingenuity that fuels technology innovation.
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We believe the answers to tomorrow's energy challenges lie in the power of people's ingenuity, and that together we can #makethefuture today.
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This challenge comes with an opportunity for states to approach the opioid epidemic with the full ingenuity our nation has to offer.
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I appreciate all the ingenuity that has gone into making these matted-together flakes of pork protein safe, nourishing, and relatively palatable.
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Eventually, after hundreds of hours of hard work — and a strong dose of Argentine ingenuity — the game was ready for the world.
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He showed the cyclone reaching almost from Florida to Texas, and launched his career as a CBS News correspondent with his ingenuity.
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It stokes in us the great fires of ingenuity to bring about inventions such as these: the duct-taped March Madness buddy.
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Yet it also took the ingenuity of individuals and organizations, like the Oregon Bus Project, to convince lawmakers to see it through.
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The same urgency and ingenuity was simply not adopted to save homeowners drowning in mortgage debt, which weighed down the overall recovery.
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"You have the strongest economy, your workforce is phenomenal, your ingenuity, your creativity and your entrepreneurial spirit are the best," he said.
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From the Latin root of the word 'Engine', the word Engineer derives from the word ingenuity, meaning to show brilliance in creation.
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From the latin root of the word 'Engine' the word Engineer derives from the word ingenuity, meaning to show brilliance in creation.
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But even more exciting is what ideas creators like Wilson will build with access to these powerful tools and their own ingenuity.
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As an African American, I draw strength and inspiration from these early works and the incredible ingenuity, perseverance, and creativity expressed therein.
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The piece pays homage to humans' organizational skills, natural dominance, and ingenuity, but also warns against complete domination, and explores cultural taboos.
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When you happen upon a great one, it seems obvious, but getting to it relies on your collective ingenuity, chemistry and communication.
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The Ingenuity SmartClean Trio Elite 3-in-1 High Chair is a versatile, affordable high chair that will grow with your child.
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It felt anti-climactic for the penultimate episode — a zero sum, or a deficit, if you missed BenDeLaCreme's ingenuity, which I did.
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"Unleashing the potential and ingenuity of rural communities is an integral part of making America great again," the 43-page report states.
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But with a little ingenuity these spaces can be transformed into a perfect storage space for anything &everything - like this photo here!
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The result is a book that is as much about innovation and ingenuity as it is about wood, coal, kerosene or oil.
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There are few games as lyrical, unique, and emotionally resonant out there, to say nothing of its continual ingenuity in its presentation.
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We can activate America's ingenuity and resolve by immediately providing that financial incentive and direction through the full use of DPA authorities.
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The boom has also improved the country's sources of soft power, in part by underscoring America's enduring edge in innovation and ingenuity.
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That fund's manager, Jody J. Simes, said that partly reflects the ingenuity of North American farmers and the fertility of their land.
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A vast reservoir of clichés has developed over generations of these supposedly lame conversations, a byproduct of the ingenuity the topic demands.
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"The Budj Bim Cultural Landscape bears an exceptional testimony to the cultural traditions, knowledge, practices and ingenuity of the Gunditjmara," it said.
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Since our country was founded, American ingenuity has flourished under robust IP laws that are as essential to our knowledge-based economy.
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You can see how her father's aptitude for corporal ingenuity and control, from Butoh, translates into hers for dancing on the wall.
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A testament to ingenuity, technology and global co-operation, the International Space Station makes 2000 orbits of the earth in 235 hours.
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It's not a revenue problem that's choking our country; American ingenuity and dynamism are being beaten into the ground by burdensome taxes.
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Domenech attempted to scramble the shot clear, however it was too late — his reaction times proving no match for Kroos&apos ingenuity.
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For all their ingenuity, the creators of the internet did not foresee some of the difficulties that arose as the network grew.
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Without MBAs (or even college degrees) these men prove that grit, ingenuity, and street smarts may be the real key to success.
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Africa's business community has so much to share with the world, and we can all learn from their ingenuity, perseverance, and compassion.
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American ingenuity and innovation made natural gas the energy it is today — and promoting it over coal is not unpatriotic, it's smart.
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Australians are starting to become known for their ingenuity when it comes to the humble slide, but this one takes the cake.
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Aside from this mystic boob-show loophole, it's actually the lack of imagination or ingenuity is the true letdown of The Witcher.
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The reason rural broadband is at the level it is now is the ingenuity and vision of rural communities across the country.
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"I was impressed by the ingenuity of the 'Positron' and how the artist constructed it, which is really phenomenal," Nieuwenhuizen told Hyperallergic.
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These programs were coded by evolution and help us survive every day; they are the sources of our ingenuity and our compassion.
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The term 'design' brings to light aspects of the thoughtfulness and ingenuity behind medieval manuscripts and artifacts which we might otherwise miss.
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The thriving dance scene uncovered the ingenuity of Chicano youth who sought new and clandestine ways to party amid intensifying police surveillance.
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"To combat this crisis as fast as possible, we must reignite America's ingenuity and entrepreneurial spirit in a shared mission," Bennet's plan reads.
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It's easy to think about the Sears of our grandparents' generation as a symbol of the industriousness and ingenuity that built the nation.
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When artists no longer waste their time wrangling individual dots on a screen, their productivity increases, and perhaps also their ingenuity, says Brandt.
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What most voters want is not a revolution, but a credible plan for unleashing American ingenuity and enterprise, and expanding middle class opportunity.
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Someone important has noticed what we're doing, so we need to hurry up and finish before they find a way to criminalize ingenuity.
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Putting the show's sinister ingenuity aside for a moment, Rachel's bionic eye — spy-cam and all — may be possible, Knoepfler and Quackenbush say.
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"These companies are prime examples of American ingenuity, vision, and know-how," NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine said during an announcement of today's selection.
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Optimists say that America, with its immense diversity, wealth and reserves of human ingenuity and resilience can take all this in its stride.
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Cycling through his many iconic personalities with equal ingenuity, the multi-faceted artist made a name for himself with unexpected forms of reinvention.
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You may remember that in December, a pair of new planets was discovered via machine learning, using NASA data and Google Brain ingenuity.
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The thankful refugee women rolled out the proverbial welcome mat for their American guests using what they had to offer and some ingenuity.
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Conservatives correctly understand that political problems are often really engineering problems — solved by individual ingenuity and vision far more easily than government planning.
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There's been downward pressure on jobs since the Industrial Revolution due to leaps in productivity brought about by human ingenuity and lucky discoveries.
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It is actually an enormously beneficial, wealth-creating boon to society, unlocking the potential of human ingenuity freed from meaningless constraints on mobility.
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We've also seen them fight through those tough times, using their creative ingenuity and passion for what they love, to overcome the odds.
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The historical Kaifeng Jews displayed ingenuity, resourcefulness and resilience in maintaining their heritage, and the contemporary community has the same traits to persevere.
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While this year was no different when it comes to awe-inspiring ingenuity, one advancement was glaringly obvious— the mobile future has arrived.
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It's worth stopping by this workshop in the suburb of Teshie if only to marvel at the craftsmanship and ingenuity of these creations.
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He demonstrates the sugary ingenuity and craftsmanship behind a snack that will likely take you no longer than two minutes to completely inhale.
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Finance has ingenuity, expertise, and dazzling possibilities for earning and losing money, but none of these are quite the same thing as wisdom.
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Welcoming innovation and remembering that human ingenuity is the ultimate resource should be the cornerstones of every discussion about the future of work.
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The structure showcases the union of nature and mechanical ingenuity, appropriate for a hugely commercial enterprise that, at its core, celebrates human creativity.
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It's an ingenuity that Cubans have demonstrated for decades, and one that's helped them survive through over a half-century of difficult circumstances.
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He doesn't mean any harm but somehow finds himself in these situations, and then, through his own ingenuity, gets himself out of trouble.
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"Despite strengthened financial sanctions in 2016, the country's networks are adapting by using greater ingenuity in accessing formal banking channels," the report said.
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Chief among these are the chilling exertions of the stunt actress Alicia Vela-Bailey, a former gymnast who portrays Diana with limber ingenuity.
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The movie juggles flashbacks to the recent past with several cleverly constructed set pieces in which Zhou meets escape challenges with deadpan ingenuity.
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We are a country, I've often said with the best public health agency in the world, and we have great resources, ingenuity, technology.
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The animation is foolproof in its combination of ingenuity and obviousness, and the script obliterates the difference between a laugher and a groaner.
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Peter Magee, an archaeologist from Bryn Mawr College in Pennsylvania said the finding shows the ingenuity of those who lived in ancient Arabia.
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At the same time, does not American cheese have merit in some way, if only as a testament to American ingenuity, and salt?
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Dineobellator is yet another example of the ingenuity that these hunters possessed, even as they lived in the shadows of much larger carnivores.
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Not a lot has changed, and the measure of Gilliam's ingenuity is his ability to suggest that Quixotism is a universal, transhistorical condition.
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The novel makes clear that jazz does indeed kill — not by its decadence, as the proselytist suggests, but by its novelty, its ingenuity.
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Or maybe you believe the opposite: that human ingenuity can continue to overcome those limits, that there is no need for environmental concern.
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What drew him to coding was the freedom and flexibility it offered, and the ways it seemed to favor ingenuity over technical musicianship.
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In "2001," the ghost in Discovery's machinery is a consciousness engineered by human ingenuity and therefore as prone to mistakes as any human.
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Since its inception in 2005, the maker marketplace has cultivated scores of independent designers and curators that consistently impress us with their ingenuity.
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It marks a time of change and spark of airy ingenuity in which we give more to others than we expect in return.
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What follows is an intensely perverse game of hide-and-seek, with Joan and her son finding sanctuary in spots of varying ingenuity.
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But they end up in a prison camp during the Holocaust, and Guido must use his comedic ingenuity to protect his son's innocence.
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It was this kind of ingenuity that inspired him and would have a profound impact on his work ethic and his future designs.
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So that's the big question: Will Snap be able to use its ingenuity to re-accelerate the growth of its network over 2017?
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Walter is convinced Kimmel killed his wife, and admires aloud to the bartender his ingenuity in pulling it off and not getting caught.
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Venus in Aquarius values intelligence and ingenuity—you're ready to try new things, which is perfect because this month is heavy on change.
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The music was cut with one of those record-scratch noises, and was replaced with gasps as people came to understand their ingenuity.
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"Rather than throw up roadblocks that prevent them from bringing their talent and ingenuity to our shores, we should welcome them with open arms."
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The sharks were impressed by the ingenuity of the product and by Zach and Alyssa's 30-day Kickstarter campaign, which had $110,000 in sales.
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The event, which dates back to 20143, is Americana writ large, an autumn duel that celebrates ingenuity, vision, wit, monster armaments and flying foodstuff.
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Cara's ruse has been viewed nearly three million times in three days since it was posted on Imgur – apparently her ingenuity resonated with folks.
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And if this celebration of human ambition and ingenuity inspires this generation to reach for even greater things, we're all the better for it.
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There's no shortage of ingenuity and innovation—many drag queens turn out extremely intricate designs, capable of transforming, and thus slaying, on the runway.
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Kind words about American workers, ingenuity, and prosperity are always nice to hear from our nation's leader, even in the twilight of his term.
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They want the unravelling of years of EU-designed regulation which they say has stifled the ingenuity and productivity of the British financial sector.
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"We saw the DriveTribe platform and we were blown away by its ingenuity," said Peter Rice, CEO of FOX Networks Group in a statement.
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Here lies a humorous parallel between detective work and artistic ascendance, through the acts of subversion, failure, ingenuity and the forming of new relationships.
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Americans rightly take pride in our engineering ingenuity, but perhaps, to our detriment, we also underestimate our risks in many situations as a result.
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The work of finally stepping into the spotlight—of creating, on the strength of no one else's ingenuity but her own, something beautiful, original.
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I admire that level of ingenuity, but it almost seems like her talents are wasted on being a spectacle for people to photograph. Lum.
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It's safer for viewers at home, but for those without cable, it's also a marathon of ingenuity and clever thinking to even watch it.
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If all these goings-on aren't layered on with the seamless ingenuity of Finding Dory – both films end with a major chase sequence. Compare!
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Companies need to trust Appalachians to call upon the resourcefulness, self-sufficiency, ingenuity and altruism that have always guided this part of the country.
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Lamarr's ingenuity went unrecognised not only because she was a woman, but because of the very glamour and beauty that dominated her public perception.
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Better to return to the textures and colors of her magnificent carpet, which traps us with its ingenuity and disarms us with its humor.
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We must not uphold an outdated policy that stymies innovation and creates an uncertain environment for those with the ingenuity and courage to innovate.
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Like the sushirrito and the Rollie Eggmaster, the wheel is the certified product of the human brain, unmatched in ingenuity by eons of evolution.
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There is so much creativity and ingenuity inside these players, and the tendency of the NHL is to methodically beat it out of them.
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However, in Tate's retrospective, what comes across most powerfully is his ingenuity in his careful use of color as a means to transmit affect.
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What a relief and a release to enter a world where obstructions can be overcome with a little ingenuity, elbow grease and self-confidence.
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For nearly 50 years we've provided a platform that removes the shackles imposed by an industry on black creativity, ingenuity and expression of thought.
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But it might very well showcase their ingenuity, and create entirely new roles for them to make an impact for their members, and beyond.
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At every step of the way, the family experiences the intense pleasure of comfort purchased through the miracle of one's own endurance and ingenuity.
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The ingenuity of the Gettysburg Address as a forensic argument lies in the way it made the two causes—nationalism and emancipation—seem one.
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The episode sharply emphasizes Escobar's toughness and ingenuity, as well as the carefully cultivated Robin Hood image that earned him loyalty on the streets.
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"The America I know is full of courage, and optimism, and ingenuity," Mr. Obama said, amid searing attacks on Mr. Trump, the Republican nominee.
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Drawing on his ingenuity, his engineering skills — and a relentless, dogged refusal to quit—he steadfastly confronts one seemingly insurmountable obstacle after the next.
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The stubborn belief that our country can only flourish through a continued dependence on fossil fuels insults the resolve and ingenuity of American workers.
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I wish I could take credit for the neat repeat clue for 80 and 82-Down, but that's another example of the editor's ingenuity.
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Based on a sampling of the two shows, both possess a fairly high degree of energy, if not much in the way of ingenuity.
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There are few spaces to provide the public with black ingenuity; Vine, in its own small way, was a digital exposition of black achievement.
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"We think our tech sector has the ingenuity to develop effective ways to provide secure encryption while also providing secure legal access," Barr said.
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"There are no borders or walls that can restrain ingenuity and talent," Bardem said in Spanish while introducing the Best Foreign Language Film category.
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The majority of participants referenced human ingenuity and collective action as sources of hope and inspiration—and specifically that younger generations made them optimistic.
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The Future Forward event series and installations allow us to imagine our future relationship with machines while venerating the human ingenuity behind technological advances.
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But thanks to a little ingenuity, a drone, some fishing line, and a tennis ball, that's no longer a problem for one UK company.
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Using props, deception, and good old-fashioned American ingenuity, these scamps followed their entitlement like a divining rod to free entertainment and VIP treatment.
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Just an example of the Reys finding themselves in trouble, and then finding a way out of trouble using their own ingenuity and creativity.
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It seemed like all that was needed was a little human ingenuity to extract these greenhouse gasses and release them into the Martian atmosphere.
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To which he had replied: "Isn't it so much more exciting to believe that humans, through their ingenuity and creativity, built these great structures?"
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His father was a brewer, and Springfield, perhaps most significantly, a place where a culture of German and Yankee ingenuity was very much alive.
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But to succeed would be to rescue from oblivion one of the greatest triumphs of human ingenuity over disease — and to save countless lives.
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Germans love their cars — not just as personal property and symbols of personal expression, but as national symbols of German ingenuity and manufacturing prowess.
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What was once a sallow and predictable dining experience is now salubrious and full of surprises, befitting a metropolis of such diversity and ingenuity.
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But all of our ingenuity and all of our smarts, our heterogeneity of behavior, are not going to make coronaviruses more predictable, says Quammen.
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Then NASA chose nine finalists — other names on that list included "Ingenuity" and "Fortitude" — and opened a public poll in which anyone could vote.
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We build superstructures like the Great Wall of China and the Hoover Dam—apparent triumphs of human ingenuity and superiority over the natural world.
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I am the Jew who gets to see Jewish ingenuity unapologetically celebrated, Jewish material success flourish, Jewish might acknowledged and the Jewish language rejuvenated.
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Buried in the graphics-heavy report are some fun anecdotes that show how ingenuity can be just as important in the field as money.
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Baker asserts it's because the United States is the original and exemplary nation of modernity — founded and energized by the very idea of ingenuity.
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We researched the beer's history and talked to brewing experts and break out the good, the not-so-great and the ingenuity of Guinness.
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Currently, a Woodstock exhibit celebrating the "ambition and ingenuity of those who mounted the festival to the performers who played it" is on display.
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When SpaceX launched its "Falcon Heavy" last month, it was a reminder that American ingenuity and innovation are what truly make our country exceptional.
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With their grit, ingenuity and can-do spirit, returned Peace Corps volunteers are making communities across America more vibrant and our workforce more competitive.
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But Batman's ingenuity and interiority were sloppily handled, if not altogether absent, in Batman v Superman, and they're still an issue in Justice League.
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Emmy-nominated director Tiffany Shlain's new film 50/50 celebrates the stories of female trailblazers across centuries and cultures, examining their struggles, ingenuity, and tenacity.
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Another consoling assumption would be that after the war Pilecki's courage, determination and ingenuity would be celebrated, not only in his native Poland, but everywhere.
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It's no wonder that the Greeks would exult our labor-saving automatic ingenuity then—it's what may have given us the edge over the beasts.
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Ever since Bill Hewlett and David Packard set up in a garage nearly 80 years ago, it has been a byword for innovation and ingenuity.
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Ingenuity. These pants debuted in January this year, so we're a little late to them, but I think we still need to acknowledge this invention.
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Forged from natural resources and assembled by human ingenuity, these buildings help illustrate how New York evolved from struggling Dutch company town into world capital.
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We must ensure that advances in AI remain fueled by American ingenuity, reflect American values, and are applied for the benefit of the American people.
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Human ingenuity is a wonderful thing, pushing us to new heights of innovation and learning, enabling us to experience our lives on a higher plane.
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If you like the clever ingenuity behind this design, but don't have the Lego parts needed to build one for yourself, there's some good news.
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Their ingenuity eliminates the look of equipment as bolt-on appendages and replaces the "spinning bucket" LIDAR sensor that has historically characterized autonomous test vehicles.
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Among the issues the mayor wants London-based businesses to contribute ideas and ingenuity towards improving include air pollution, housing and the future of transport.
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So if you find yourself in the great outdoors without an outlet, a little ingenuity can turn random junk into a working hydro-electric generator.
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It's a story of stunning progress that shows what we can do when we harness human will and ingenuity to confront this age-old enemy.
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The very thing that has helped lubricate much ingenuity and build personal relationships and trust in the business of risk is now being increasingly denied.
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But that also necessitates a certain, I don't think mischievousness is the right word, but an ingenuity regarding, Okay, how do we get this published?
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Get your gifs, puns and pictures ready, with no shortage of news stories and ingenuity, 2016 looks set to be another busy year on Twitter.
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If successful, the vehicle would help end humanity's addiction to fossil fuels, slow climate change, and show that ingenuity and ambition could accomplish nearly anything.
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Despite their size, capital and ingenuity, making inroads into the healthcare industry won't be easy for tech companies, no matter how carefully they approach it.
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"There are no borders or walls that can restrain ingenuity and talent," Bardem, a Spanish actor, said in Spanish as English subtitles translated his words.
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Over the course of the weekend, they unfolded twisting stories of personal ingenuity and foul cyber deeds that were as Victorian as turrets and spindles.
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The party of Lincoln now has the opportunity of a lifetime to bring their ideas that create jobs and inspire the ingenuity of a nation.
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While it won't win any prizes for beauty or ingenuity, the Trestle is a well-thought-out creation with very few shortcomings or superfluous extras.
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" – Ferguson 2001: A Space Odyssey "It's less easy to understand how, for five years, Kubrick managed to concentrate on his ingenuity and ignore his talent.
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Who knows how many it takes now to make one car, but when they ran out of what could be scavenged, they ran into ingenuity.
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American ingenuity helped bring us the first 100 GW of wind—updating and expanding our electric grid will help get us to the next 100.
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This accomplishment represents the ingenuity of America and our international partners, and it serves as a testament to the dedication and perseverance of our team.
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If your products are broken, dry, running low, or just look weird, chances are you can breathe new life into them with a little ingenuity.
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As the De La Warr exhibition illustrates, the frugal ingenuity of experimenta typographica defined his designs for the Stedelijk, where he returned after the war.
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Our intellectual property — the secret sauce of how we do what we do — is the product of our ingenuity and investment, and our greatest strength.
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At Taco Bell, he introduced mobile order and pay, repositioned the Mexican chain as a lifestyle brand and pushed for more ingenuity in the kitchen.
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The U.S. patent system applied these same principles to the knowledge economy, making American ingenuity the envy of the world for the last two centuries.
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If we really want to "make America great again," we must encourage American ingenuity and know-how, and build exemplary cars featuring the latest technology.
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An awe-inspiring aerial tramway connects the densely populated hillsides, their maze of passageways a testament to resilience and ingenuity in the face of hardship.
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What "Snatched" sorely lacks is enough ingenuity to sustain its slim premise, resulting in too many arid stretches despite the lush surroundings and frenetic tone.
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JAMES COHAN Three intense movies by Omer Fast, an internationally celebrated video artist, mix documentary fact and surrealistic fiction with formal ingenuity and political urgency.
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He has no natural ability to leap a tall building in a single bound, and so must rely on intelligence, ingenuity and a limitless fortune.
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An estimated 3,500 people attended the event, and, as we've come to expect from Sanders fans, they showed support through DIY ingenuity and grassroots mobilization.
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He produced almost 50 books during his lifetime, gave life to dozens of fantastical characters, and inspired millions of people with his ingenuity and creativity.
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It is this oldest of resources — not capital or human talent or ingenuity — that most constrains the region's potential for workers at all income levels.
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With D'Antoni's ingenuity and Harden's transcendent skill-set ultimately running the show, Houston's front office treated the offensive side of the ball as a priority.
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A pair of albums with divergent sonic features but a similar ethos of discovery, they highlight Mr. Cyrille's insight, ingenuity and subtle mastery of touch.
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But with their ingenuity and money — and the contributions, at some point, of the rookie right-hander Walker Buehler — the Dodgers should figure it out.
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Mr. Fischer steered toward each new horror with an ingenuity capable of conjuring all the narrative's gothic scenery — no strobing, blood-red light shows necessary.
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Instead "Paddington 2" follows the guileless lead of its earnest, ursine little tramp, suggesting tactfully that cinematic ingenuity is another way of showing good manners.
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No individual or political party is so omnipotent and all-knowing that they negate the need for human agency, ingenuity and constant trial-and-error.
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But that should not overshadow our trust in human ingenuity — our innate capacity to come together and solve big problems through entrepreneurship, innovation and progress.
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As an innovator and perfectionist who likes his Zen gardens just so, Ellison must also admire the Kiwis' precision and ingenuity on a relative shoestring.
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The ingenuity of the infringers themselves keeps pace with the innovations they steal, and global supply chains become more vulnerable as they become more complex.
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The force attracts the "common man with uncommon desire to succeed," as the official SEAL ethos says, and it prizes aggressiveness and ingenuity in battle.
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"Ingenuity perfectly captured humanity's wonderful capability of creating a machine that could travel to and do science on another world," the 17-year-old said.
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I walked out of the trade show marveling at the ingenuity of the wine industry, which seemed to have an answer for every possible contingency.
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It's also one of those rare times a song was given new life with an upbeat remix that nearly surpasses the original's ingenuity and melodrama.
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Nothing says American ingenuity like the eager food entrepreneurs who think their scrumptious concoctions can make it in a culinary landscape that favors big corporations.
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The opening days of fashion week, which runs through Tuesday, are a display of its hometown ingenuity, the make-do of young designers running riot.
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It would support: Economic growth: Setting a carbon price would unleash American ingenuity and investment, just as energy market fluctuations and trends have always done.
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While these tools made it easy to produce posters that looked clean and polished, unlocking their potential required a certain kind of ingenuity—or naïveté.
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For Children Yes, this event celebrates the marriage of invention and ingenuity, and every year hundreds gather in Brooklyn to help create those principles' offspring.
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The turnabout for the first generation of post-Mao Chinese capitalists, once seen as exemplars of the country's ingenuity and economic prowess, has been swift.
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Each floor, each room, is a revelation, a testament to artistic ingenuity, an intoxicating spectacle that brings together half of a century of formal innovation.
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If our past political leaders showed a fraction of the courage and ingenuity that our military has, we could have resolved this conflict long ago.
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Mahomes's ingenuity — throwing from all angles and making plays inside and outside the pocket — energized the Chiefs' fan base and excited fans across the league.
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That is not the case for Shaw, who relied on ingenuity and inventiveness to succeed on makeshift fields, against boys who were bigger and faster.
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In a massive achievement of human ingenuity and patience, scientists announced in 2016 that they had detected these waves as they slid through the Earth.
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Or even to this day, you know, how much is it their own leadership, ingenuity, and cleverness, versus just being great within ... A greater organization.
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Still, Iran demonstrated considerable resilience and ingenuity in coping with earlier international sanctions, and there is little to suggest Tehran could not do this again.
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But here's the thing: It's at least in the realm of possibility — thanks to human ingenuity and imagination — to travel to this strange new world.
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The perpetual soundtrack didn't quite manage to connect all the pieces, which under Sean Holmes's direction, sometimes sparkled with ingenuity and sometimes guttered into goofing off.
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While vending machines don't solve all of a bar's service issues, they do represent human ingenuity in the quest to make drinking (and serving) alcohol easier.
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LeNoir said the tunnel was never fully completed, but it speaks to the ingenuity and brute strength used to dig these tunnels under the border walls.
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You'll have problems, but none of them will be deal breakers, because the ingenuity of the system and the games available make it so much better.
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He also spends a lot of time on discussing how various effects were achieved, with puppetry, makeup, prosthetics, and a good deal of pre-digital ingenuity.
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Through the speeches, Trump was cast as a singular figure — the sole human on earth with the experience, talent, and ingenuity to Make America Great Again.
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Although you do miss the amplitude of a large-scale musical, this puts a nice spotlight on the performers, who seize their chances with lively ingenuity.
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I am also personally inspired by how much we have learned in the last century and the ingenuity and perseverance that has led to great achievements.
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It represents an essential part of our character -- curiosity and exploration, innovation and ingenuity, pushing the boundaries of what's possible and doing it before anybody else.
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While it's important for the filming process to give the actors reasonable marks to focus their attention on, the most important factor is the animator's ingenuity.
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With greater automation, efficiency, safety and productivity, the North American manufacturing sector will not only survive, it will showcase the power of our innovation and ingenuity.
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He finds in its stinking, overcrowded corridors numerous cases of institutionalised cruelty and individual suffering; but he also unearths many examples of striking ingenuity and bonhomie.
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A primitive hominid hurls a bone club into the air, and a match cut to a spacecraft instantaneously tells the millennia-long story of human ingenuity.
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It was then that Picabia left established styles behind and found a way to synthesize his skill, radicality, and ingenuity into a series of formal inventions.
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Returning screenwriter Derek Kolstad reaffirms the appealing ingenuity of his highly memorable lead character, whose clear motivations for underworld score-settling are both relatable and rootable.
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You stand as a symbol of initiative, ingenuity, and the simple dream of a big-ass cannon blasting contraband hundreds of meters into the United States.
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But we should resist these interpretations, because the productivity slowdown is more a consequence of our incredible ingenuity than a symptom of an inability to innovate.
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It's but one more effort, building on saccharine rockers Babymetal and holographic superstar Hatsune Miku, that proves there is no shortage of ingenuity in J-pop.
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The entire Silicon Valley philosophy rests on the idea of rewarding individuals for hard work, talent, and ingenuity — regardless of race, class, or country of origin.
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That this combination of Nintendo 29-bit processing magic and lack of color was so magical is a testament to the ingenuity of Tajiri's initial idea.
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Having watched its early rivals stumble, many doubted the longevity of another social network and underestimated the ingenuity of its 31-year-old boss, Mark Zuckerberg.
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Mr. Sembène, working with the French cinematographer Christian Lacoste and a small, nonprofessional cast, had the ingenuity — the vision — to turn material limitations to artistic advantage.
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"I was very much inspired by the materials and folding ingenuity that exists in that world of products," Abloh said, in comments emailed by the brand.
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It's something tactile you can feel and appreciate, as opposed to engineering ingenuity Force Touch, which is still a marvel but one that's hidden and invisible.
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"There are no borders or walls that can restrain ingenuity and talent," Javier Bardem says in Spanish as he introduces the Best Foreign Language Film category.
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As a unified government, we should foster these initiatives and shift the focus away from a costly regulatory regime and towards American ingenuity and technological advances.
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But above all she is a storyteller, and once more I could not resist the ingenuity of her plot and her joy in her fictional world.
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On its 11th birthday we should celebrate bitcoin as an amazing accomplishment of human ingenuity and financial innovation that forced several disciplines — including economics — to adapt.
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The case for automating certain garment factory jobs isn't a case for erasing workers, it's the idea that we should be investing in innovation and ingenuity.
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The single black glove remained on the floor as individuals tiptoed around the object, confused and unsure if it was an example of modern artistic ingenuity.
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And I am beyond thrilled that his vision, his ingenuity and artwork has been recognized in this way.... Thank you with all my heart thank you.
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"'Captain America,' like its unapologetically corny hero, is propelled by unpretentious and plucky ingenuity," A. O. Scott wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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Its bustling sci-fi cityscape is defined by diversity and walkability, by commerce and cultural mixing, by industrial ingenuity and panoramas of larger-than-life advertising.
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But to move beyond grabbing trigger pullers and tape touchers, to break into the central IED network, an additional level of analysis and ingenuity is required.
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But Ms. Drury and Ms. Benson have assembled vintage ingredients with a purposeful, very American ingenuity that restores the shock value to such classic audience baiting.
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That made sense, by a kind of transitive property of ingenuity: during his lifetime, Edison patented a record-setting one thousand and ninety-three different inventions.
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The 2016 American Ingenuity Awards ceremony honors individuals who have made a significant mark in fields like technology, the performing arts, the sciences and social progress.
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She comes up with imaginative shots when in trouble, a skill that is most rewarded on grass courts, where the unpredictable bounces call for greater ingenuity.
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Not only will this hurt women's career aspirations, it will also reduce company's productivity and ingenuity as they neglect a significant section of the candidate pool.
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The plants were highly automated, with the walls painted white, just as Mr. Jobs liked them, and they were promoted as a symbol of American ingenuity.
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It's the right move at the right time for an economy that will only benefit from a solar strategy that puts American jobs and ingenuity first.
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I, at least, am guilty of necessarily focusing on the very real degradation of the work and not on the dignity and ingenuity of the workers.
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"Some of the threats facing us, such as climate change and nuclear war, are unmistakable, and will require immense effort and ingenuity to mitigate," he writes.
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Created by Lauren Gunderson, Brian Lowdermilk and Kait Kerrigan, this musical adaptation celebrates inquisitiveness and ingenuity while also highlighting the wonders of science, technology and math.
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Ecological survival and plant ingenuity was on the menu of the performative climavore lunch by London-based duo Cooking Sections (Daniel Fernández Pascual and Alon Schwabe).
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But by using a combination of 19th-century ingenuity and 21st-century food packaging, Colella was apparently able to block out signals that could help locate him.
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Computers cannot brute-force their way to victory by plotting out every conceivable move, so they'll have to show something akin to human ingenuity when they play.
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