"It's amazing that it does it," said Charles F. Penniman, a retired museum employee who gently tends to the automaton.
In the series Sea, whether it's a sea horse gently tending to its offspring or a North Pacific Giant Octopus floating in imposing grace, American photographer Mark Laita manages to portray the exotic creatures of the oceans as artistic, aesthetic still lives, yielding a dynamic interplay of image and aesthetic.
Do not attempt to lower it gently, as it tends to float.
But she also tended him, dealt gently with his family back in Columbus, was an unwicked stepmother to Rosemary, and — most important — shepherded him through the physical world when his eyesight finally gave out.
Across the dining room, his wife tended some of the children and said gently, "No more problems.
Pasture and brush a year ago, the gently rolling land is now five feet high in green tobacco plants tended by 240 workers.
Schickler's voice is witty and gently spiky, but he tends to go plunging down rabbit holes of overly cute detail.
Hangovers are tended to with syrup-soaked pancakes and jam-slathered toast, as diners drift gently into a not-unpleasant carbohydrate haze.
Formaldehyde was used to control the reacting rate which made the system tend to nucleate gently.
It can be observed that at the stage of water flooding, the RPI fluctuates around a constant value; then, the curve rises rapidly and tends to vary gently with the increasing injection volume of the chemical solution; at the last stage of subsequent water flooding, the curve begins to fall fast, and eventually fluctuates steadily around a certain constant.
