Cleverly [adverb]

That’s because the cloud is a clever choreographer, who makes her most important curtain call late at night.

Humans in ancient times lacked smartphones and spaceflight, but we know from studying philosophers such as Buddha and Aristotle that they were just as clever.

While backlinking still helps with Bing SEO, clever and contextual keyword utilization is much more relevant.

There’s also the clever workaround to long sought for rainbow crosswalks, appearing in cities across America but blocked here by federal highway officials.

The game also employs some clever physics, with game action impacting speed and steering.

“There are a lot of clever ideas in this paper,” says Charles Henry.

While clever solutions are beginning to emerge, none will offer a quick, easy fix that works in all places.

Xiaomi certainly isn’t the first to offer a clever technological solution to the problem — and it’s also certainly not the only company to have show off under-screen camera tech — but next year, it’s committed to bringing that technology to market.

Some may pick up one clever foraging behavior from their peers.

The wave-like movement of these animals is particularly graceful and cleverly done.