Sentence examples for a faster and smoother from inspiring English sources

Comparing with the conventional SMC, a faster and smoother speed and torque responses are achieved.

The new trains, with a suspension that lets them lean into curves for a faster and smoother ride, can travel up to 150 miles an hour, 25 miles an hour faster than the current Metroliners.

The development team increased the frame rate by 25% over its predecessor, resulting in a "faster and smoother" feel.

Carter called the action gameplay his "favorite part", terming it as a faster and smoother version of combat from the Dynasty Warriors series, while Kemps found it generally satisfactory despite its simplicity, while citing the dragon sections as a "a welcome, if not always particularly well-designed, break from stabbing troops directly".

The use of an JAX-based browser offers several advantages over the existing static HTML based browsers, including a faster and smoother navigation through the genome without requiring the reloading of the page.

A faster and smooth approach with reasonable accuracy is always needed to make smart devices smarter and faster.

Boston regarded him as a fast and smooth skater, somewhat erratic with the puck and sometimes unable to finish plays.

For the illumination and projection systems we have opted for a highly modular set-up of each electron optical component to achieve maximum flexibility and facilitate a fast and smooth evolution towards higher throughput and resolution.

When managers and other professionals involved in landscape planning efforts are prepared for the challenges and opportunities inherent in modeling forest vegetation dynamics, they may then be positioned to implement a fast and smooth modeling process.

To realize a fast and smooth operating mode transition process from electric driving mode to engine-on driving mode, this paper presents a novel robust hierarchical mode transition control method for a plug-in hybrid electric bus (PHEB) with pre-transmission parallel hybrid powertrain.

The intensive learning and practice process enables a fast and smooth induction of these graduates into the teaching profession.