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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.
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