Sentence examples for because smooth from inspiring English sources
Many environmentalists are not thrilled with an emphasis on road-building, though they acknowledge that repairing existing roads is a plus because smooth rides make cars more fuel efficient.
These were only partially physiologic, because smooth movement are not usually performed at very high speeds (our 10 mm/s elongation is the fastest that could be considered physiologic) and do not usually cover the entire oculomotor range.
Despite its prevalence, the pathogenesis is poorly understood in large part because smooth muscle cells dedifferentiate in culture.
It works because smooth, floor-length panels are eye-catching and your eyes will naturally follow the curtain upward along its entire length.
Because smooth-riding cars appeal to a very large audience (much larger than sporty sedans like the C320), especially in the U.S.
In a two-grid method, the solution of the system (27) is first approximated on the fine grid using a simple stationary iterative method (e.g., Jacobi or Gauss Seidel), which is often referred to as relaxation process (or smoother because it smooths the error).
We anticipated a significant decrease in number of expressed proteins with the Srf KO because many smooth muscle contractile genes, including smooth muscle actin and myosin heavy chain, are direct targets of SRF.
This is because spatial smooth works with just a single image, while temporal smooth requires several images preceding and following the one being processed.
That happens to be unfortunate because the smooth flow of commerce is rarely a key issue for writers who have any regard for the state of their souls.
Because vertebrate smooth muscle is located in the walls of many hollow organs, the normal functioning of the cardiovascular, respiratory, gastrointestinal, and reproductive systems depends on the constrictive capabilities of smooth muscle cells.
Eero Saarinen's T.W.A. terminal at Kennedy International Airport, for example, was denounced by purists because the smooth concrete surfaces of the roof belied the vast amount of steel it took to hold it up.
