intelligently

This means it uses regen braking to intelligently slow the car down if you lift your foot off.

This will equip the student with enough knowledge to be able to talk about the subject intelligently.

Knowing expected failure characteristics can be an important input to intelligently architecting with failure in mind.

With better tools that can 'intelligently' help a non-coder[1] use APIs and algorithms, the coding bit of coding becomes somewhat redundant.

There's little you can do to prevent spam emails (only try and intelligently filter them).

Of course, these are encrypted and only decrypted (transcrypted?) when they're transferred to someone nearby, intelligently based on `tracepath` or something.

Perhaps someone with law enforcement background can speak more intelligently about it, but my gut would be that good practices are better.

So they intelligently crawled the web for music files to download which were...

IE, a user 'row' can have more than one value for the email 'column' or whatnot, and you can query on that intelligently.

I wouldn't mind having an app where all these offerings are sorted intelligently in some easy to see manner.

Very few were able to intelligently argue why they were against accepting transgenders in the military - despite having thousands already in the ranks.

It of course does require the reader to reflect intelligently while reading, but that is what we expect in this forum.

In three working days I had finished the book, and was ready to discuss Java intelligently, program with it tentatively, and recommend it as a “possible” for our project.