Sentence examples for means smooth from inspiring English sources

Lissencephaly means "smooth brain".

I have Verizon's service, and even though it is expensive, it is fundamentally superior to Internet via cable because fiber can carry unlimited data, which means smooth downloading and streaming.

To drive, the Up with more doors feels just like the three-door version, which means smooth, perky, supple over bumps and handily, crisply agile in the way a small car should be.

This means smooth internal surfaces can be created inside what eventually becomes a solid object something previously possible only if an item was made by joining together components that had been milled separately.

The engine demands are for a mix of drivability and top-end power, and good traction is essential for the lower-speed corners, which means smooth power delivery from the engine is an advantage.

But if they think this means smooth sailing between the two performers, they've got another thing coming.

In 3-D printing, higher resolution means smoother transitions between the thin layers deposited to form the object.

Mingling with political luminaries has not always meant smooth sailing.

Meanwhile, a victory for Transkaryotic would not necessarily mean smooth legal sailing for its other drugs.

I mean, Smooth Cruise: the two words seem meant for each other.

Simplicity replaced opulence, and refinement now meant smooth, unarticulated white plaster walls with not a speck of gold leaf to be found anywhere.