Sentence examples similar to expand smoothly from inspiring English sources
He predicted that a large percentage of the 40,000 new rooms planned by 2012 would be put off, giving Las Vegas time to develop airport and other facilities to expand more smoothly.
The same goes for videos which smoothly expand and play, and can be scrubbed by just sliding a finger anywhere on the play surface.
Because TPS warping is non-linear and will cause some regions expand or shrink smoothly, the redetected PS of a warped image is slightly different from that of target image.
Although Silva's personal history takes up too much of an already busy narrative, Gage smoothly expands his focus on the assassination of an ambitious bishop to encompass the controversial and entirely absorbing issue of whether the clergy should involve themselves in the politics of land distribution among the poor.
Calculations at large values of the aspect ratio take advantage of the singular asymptotic structure of the problem, whereby only the "inner" behavior at the ends of the flow channel is treated with a fine mesh in the longitudinal coordinate; a smoothly expanded mesh is sufficient for resolving the "outer" behavior in between.
MCCs first engaged in a probing of neighboring cell cell boundaries; subsequently, this behavior ceased and MCCs smoothly expanded their apical surfaces.
Adult-size third-row seats pivot smoothly into the floor to expand cargo space.
But Mr. Byambasaikhan said he was confident that operations will now run more smoothly and he hoped to expand wind capacity 20 times by 2025.
To avoid nodes and edges to appear or disappear abruptly in the movie, we use animations that smoothly collapse dying nodes and expand new ones.
The plan to expand protected bike lanes throughout Chicago seemed to be going smoothly until the Illinois Department of Transportation threw a huge speed bump in the way.
But notice how quickly yet smoothly Transtromer extends the metaphor into even stranger territory; the gloves expand from the refuge of the house (which is implicitly the private self) to obscure everything we know and are.
