On the plus side, the darker stuff worked well and the evening-wear was pleasing, especially everything with a longer, smoother silhouette, rather than the short, beaded creations I can only see on Pixie Lott and no one else.
Pushing, rather than pulling, provides smoother steering, giving you more control of the car and increasing your speed.[16].[16]
Makaha became one of the first skateboard companies to make a professional model, for the surfer Phil Edwards, and the first to use clay wheels rather than steel, providing a smoother ride and more maneuverability.
The neural net learns how to optimize through a reward system that incentivizes smoother video playback, rather than setting out defined rules about what algorithmic techniques to use when buffering video.
The lower valve, fixed to the bottom or to another surface, is larger, has smoother edges, and is rather flat.
Mr. Liling's contractor also worked with the building's original details, choosing, for example, to clean and then paint the original interior stone walls rather than replastering them for a smoother surface, a common choice in Israel.
Our data sheds more light on the global morphological changes of nucleoli during prostate cancer progression, revealing that in fact the global tendency of nucleoli is to increase in size and to become less round and with a decreasing complexity of their boundaries, thus coining that the better description of their appearance would be of smoother ellipsoids or ovals rather than circles.
Like all new experiences at the boomer time of life, preparing for and embracing changes, rather than resisting them, leads to a smoother transition.
When data are poorly spaced across the deposit extent, fewer knots are used, so a smoother surface is produced reflecting global rather than local thinning trends (see Appendix 2 for further details).
Geograpsus severnsi can be readily differentiated from G. grayi by its smoother and higher (Fig. 2) chelae, smoother chelar carpi that bear a smaller inner spine than in G. grayi, and relatively straight, rather than arched, cutting surface on the fixed finger.
