Sentence examples for leading smoothly from inspiring English sources
History is hardly littered with good examples of destruction leading smoothly to regeneration.
There is no answer; there is no clean diagram of Point A leading smoothly to Point Z.
Today, the roads are just as great, leading smoothly out into sagebrush country in all directions, and after my historical research and a $14.95 rib-eye lunch at Ye Olde Castle (186 West Monroe Street, 541-573-6601), I fired up Vivian and followed them south.
Today, the roads are still great, leading smoothly out into sagebrush country in all directions, and after my historical research and a $14.95 rib-eye lunch at Ye Olde Castle (186 West Monroe Street, 541-573-6601), I fired up Vivian and followed them south.
Generally the effect created by an SLR with a good lens open wide, leading to smoothly blurred backgrounds and predictably shaped light points, is the gold standard.
There's a moment when she's describing a man sitting on a bench, and he's falling asleep, and instead of stopping the story when he drifts off Woolf just keeps on narrating, leading us smoothly across the divide into his dream life, with no interruption -- you never know quite when it happens, just like in real life.
However, a single-crystalline substrate like a Si wafer exhibits much more uniform etching, leading to smoothly patterned surfaces.
It is observed that for moderate wedge angles the leading shock curves smoothly until it reaches a final angle.
The Post Limiter tries to employ un-limited solutions where and when possible (even at shocks), and blend the un-limited and (1st-order) limited solutions smoothly, leading to equivalently four times resolution in 1D.
The real achievement of India's digital merchants has been to create reliable supply chains and systems in a country where few things work smoothly.Flipkart, a leading firm, built its own warehouses and delivery teams.
The blade-design method is briefly reviewed, and then the effort is concentrated on smoothly blending the leading edge shape (circle or ellipse, etc).
