Depending on the particular abstract domain, the value can be guessed more or less cleverly.
In cleverly imposing a narrowly commercial form of cooperatives, government halted the advance of autonomous, farmerled groups in rural society.
The elegance of the purple bacterial light-harvesting system lies in the way in which it has cleverly exploited quantum mechanics.
In this he succeeds by cleverly counterposing historical ' facts ' with subjective memories to convey a vivid, deeply human account of history as lived experience.
He considered relativity to be a mass illusion cleverly camouflaged by its originator.
This she does cleverly enough to convey the impression that the book would have been less interesting without the reproductions.
The author recognises the singularity of each field study and cleverly avoids suggesting a universal guide to success.
A cleverly constructed sentence, finely wrought witticism or deft turn of phrase needs nothing to clarify or punctuate.
