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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'it becomes smoother' is perfectly fine to use in written English
You can use it when you are describing a process that gets easier, more efficient, or more successful as time passes. For example, "As we get more comfortable with the procedure, it becomes smoother."
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"Perhaps it's psychological, but as jade rubs against the skin it becomes smoother and softer, and the wearer becomes happier, which probably improves their immunity," said Wang Shiqi, a Peking University geologist who specializes in jade.
Its like universe testing us by making things hard at first but as we overcome the initial threshold it becomes smoother.
Although it becomes smoother, more rounded and more pleasing to drink the longer it is aged, a young Calvados is the less expensive, fruity — and livelier — option when used for cooking.
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Comparing Figure 4a,b,c, which presents 3-D views of the film surface morphology, it can be noted that the surface becomes smoother and the RMS value decreases as the RTA temperature increases from room temperature to 650°C.
With increased acidity, the deposit becomes smoother, but does not adhere better to the zinc cathode surface on which it was deposited.
With increased acidity, the deposit becomes smoother, but does not adhere any better to the cathodic surface on which it is deposited.
Once the plane gets out over the shiny gray-green water, the ride becomes smoother.
The surface becomes smoother.
Moreover, the maximum of the spectrum becomes smoother and spreads over a larger bandwidth.
So the octagonal dendrite dissolves into eight dendrites and their surface becomes smoother.
The surface becomes smoother with multitude of shallow depressions in the walls and bottoms of the blasted structure.
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