dear," meaning a more gentle effect in a particular light.
CO2, released by all fuel-burning vehicles, can remain in the air for centuries, causing a gentle warming effect.
They sat or rose as they performed their complex rhythms, moving slightly in perfect synchrony in a gentle ripple effect.
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Once you've achieved your desired water temperature, and BEFORE you add your eggs, slowly swirl the water with a long-handled spoon to create a gentle whirlpool effect.
With earlier test runs, they made sure the lights weren't too bright or distracting for people living nearby, aiming for a "gentle, quiet effect" rather than something more dramatic.
The manner of the pushing is more strongly lateral rather than axial, which confirms a gentle stirring effect.
The flames shouldn't drastically bend or sway - you're looking for a gentle, subtle effect that's not too distracting.
Papaya can also reduce skin inflammation, as well as slough off dead tissue, and improve scar formation, when applied to the skin; it also has a gentle exfoliating effect when added to skin beauty products.[26].[26]
I mean the gentle effect of the microscopic amounts of air that penetrate the wood, which adds complexity and richness to the texture of the wine.
In addition to the putative removal of oxidized phases, the popularity of this method is based on the relatively high extraction efficiency of surface-bound sulfate during rinsing with water, and on the gentle effect of pretreatment agents on pyrite grain morphology.
