Sentence examples for smart treatment from inspiring English sources

production at the Greenwich House Theatre, is unlikely to cause the same kind of buzz that his "As Bees in Honey Drown" did four years ago, but then "Bees" was about buzz, and fame, and New York, and writing, and making yourself up as you go along — subjects dear to our hearts in this city, especially when they are given such smart treatment as they were in Beane's play.

This composite SCLD when bonded to a vibrating structure acts as a smart treatment.

Engineered application of salt sensitive gellan biopolymer through a smart treatment scenario that includes a protective gas flow proved its ability for treating such challenge.

This paper investigates the importance of the gel rigidity and its coverage in the smart treatment scenario through considering the brine salinity and the injected biopolymer concentration.

This paper addresses a conceptual study on different aspects of a novel smart treatment method for a relatively new challenge of saline water production from low permeability lenses of high flow gas wells.

Recently, researchers have developed novel liposomes to provide a smart treatment in human body which can undergo the releasing of encapsulated contents as the response to the environmental stimuli like temperature [2], pH [8], light [9], ultrasound [10, 11], magnetic field [12, 13], and so on.

The are great books about the history of oil, smart treatments of climate change, and encyclopedic tours of energy from a technical perspective, but there is nothing that cuts across all the elements that matter in a serious and careful way.

Of the twenty e-mails I received in the first hour after the feature was activated in my inbox, twelve were deemed suitable for the Smart Reply treatment.

But in a statement yesterday, the office said its investigation found that some people entrusted with Ms. Smart's treatment "exercised poor medical judgment".

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However, Mr Potter's private madhouse was not "homely", and Smart's treatments were far worse, as he describes: "For they work on me with their harping-irons, which is a barbarous instrument, because I am more unguarded than others" (Jubilate Agno B 129).