Examples of ingenuity

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I am confident that the methodological and epistemological problems can be overcome through a combination of ingenuity, flair and some inevitable compromises.
There are moving stories of how one's own community survived and grew through its ingenuity, courage, cunning, and sometimes with the help of other communities.
With a little ingenuity, instability can be avoided, at least for linear equations.
One has a sense of authority constantly outstripped by popular ingenuity, and by the onrush of commoditization.
In each case, statistical ingenuity produces interesting conclusions.
With only a little more ingenuity we could use a post-processor to work out eventual cell lifetimes.
Usually, this requires a lot of ingenuity from the developer, hence a more systematic approach is desired.
The explosiveness and obviousness of the curators' choice should not obscure its ingenuity.
In our fieldwork, we taxed our ingenuity to construct other language tasks to rectify our apparent "error", but to no avail.
To view this dispute merely as a clash of personalities would diminish his technical ingenuity in the service of that vision.
The diversity, ingenuity, fluidity, and epistemological resilience of the past science is now forced into a rigid, simplistic mold.
She also illustrates older women's ingenuity in overcoming a lack of strength in order to retain their independence.
There are times, though, when the writer falls victim to his own ingenuity.
To some people, it reflects linguistic ingenuity and eclecticism.
In these instances and in many others, human ingenuity and perseverance succeed in converting misfortune into victory.
The authors respond by examining a range of sources with imagination, ingenuity and methodologies that originate in different disciplines.
Well-controlled studies of language production in dialogue may require some ingenuity, but such experimental ingenuity has always been a strength of psychology.
When one considers the understandable limitations of science at the time, these rational foundations of extraterrestrialism suggest great originality and ingenuity.
To do this within the punk ethic of low-cost and preferably all-ages shows requires hard work, ingenuity and local contacts.
The participation of tropical far mers in setting the research agenda re-emphasises this ingenuity.
In the absence of such fastidious record-keeping for the majority of those involved in consuming, greater ingenuity is required.
Against this, however, greater skill, ingenuity and manpower was necessary to maintain and operate an ageing machine park short on parts, lubricants and other essentials.
We do not think, however, that such a convention undermines experimental ingenuity.
Given the intractability of information, methodological ingenuity is required.
With some ingenuity then, deportation might achieve almost all that extradition could promise.
Government officials were displaying great ingenuity in thinking up ways of limiting budget expenditure.
Everyone is free to look at those things - be they trees or genes - that exist independent of the ingenuity, innovation, and manufacture of humans.
In spite of much ingenuity and many success stories, there remain numerous serious environmental challenges.
The skill in moving between or selecting different forms of quotation that reflect the demands of a given situation requires considerable ingenuity.
In this situation it is rather the ingenuity of leadership responses from above that may prove decisive.
We can still try some invariants using some ingenuity.
Of course, developing genuinely incremental hierarchies of status, and diversifying available duties, will necessitate both ingenuity on the part of local authority managers and substantial funding in years to come.
There is an appeal in the stories of human ingenuity and courage that found ways of despatching and processing such huge creatures, often in adverse conditions far from home.
Therefore, our goal is to use the skill (the address, the ingenuity, and the intelligence) of a human operator to take advantage of the dexterity of the mechanical hand.
In the mainstream growth literature, the source and nature of technological progress is generic, typically attributed to human ingenuity and modeled in terms of increased productivity over time.
Dinner, she went on to explain, "is a matter of considerable importance; and a well-served table is a striking index of human ingenuity and resource" (363).
What is always helpful is one's knowledge of the phonetic value of the runes as word-initial elements, together with a degree of ingenuity in solving word-games.
Rather, the technological innovations of the c. 1500 to 1800 period were driven by the ingenuity of coastal dwellers experimenting in, and adapting to, their environment since antiquity.
The refinement in the practices described above is a testament to the time and ingenuity spent by those artists who have chosen to 'tame the wind'.
A keyword search under ' health ' produced 2,424 hits, and under ' cities ' 916, but only 4 combining the two, suggesting that more ingenuity about search terms might be an advantage.
The stories show the ingenuity and knowledge of households of the circumstances they live in, and the ingenuity they exercise in adapting the livelihoods to suit external forces.
Considerable ingenuity will be needed at the design stage to ensure that dynamic treatments in no way preclude subsequent meaningful data analysis and interpretation for both short- and long-term objectives.
The amount of effort and ingenuity he must invest in order to gain power, when the power is by no means ensured, counts against this as a rational strategy.
The imaginative scoring, structural ingenuity and blazing conviction in these quartets are such that it is highly probable they will regularly grace chamber concerts in the future.
The small business has a vital part to play in ingenuity and inventiveness.
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