Sentence examples for smooth co from inspiring English sources

Through a simple nitridation process in NH3 atmosphere at 400 °C, the as-prepared smooth Co(OH 2 NSs were thoroughly transformed into the mesoporous Co2N0.67 NSs modified by pyrolytic carbon of HMT.

Thinking through it beforehand will help smooth co-ordination and make the teamwork more productive.

This sprawling cross between Halo and Borderlands needs no introduction; just download and marvel at the beautiful presentation and smooth co-op experience.

A last-minute spat between Berlusconi and the National Alliance's former leader, Gianfranco Fini, highlighted the difficulties that the two wings of the party could face in achieving smooth co-operation.

And the strengths that made Japan rich in the 1970s and 1980s good education, advanced technology and smooth co-ordination within companies will again come to the fore.There is plenty more to be done if Japan is to achieve this brighter, high-productivity future.

Philippine officials also said the Balikatan (a Filipino word for "shoulder-to-shoulder") drills were to ensure smooth co-operation with the US during emergencies and disasters.

Rather, the decision boundary shows a smooth co-variation between these variables, emphasizing that this decision requires 2 variables.

As seen qualitatively in Fig. 2, for the same film thickness, the Ni samples generally are the smoothest, the Co samples have the roughest topography, and the NiCo alloy samples have intermediate roughness factors.

Reconstruction of the apparent diffusion-weighted images included spatial radial Gaussian filtering (0.25 voxel width) to smooth the co-registration cost-function and improve the SNR of all subsequent calculations.

That's probably why Apple is poaching Pete Distad, an ex-Hulu exec, to come on board and smooth out media co.

In the carotid artery and aorta of adult male Sprague-Dawley ratsubpopulationatiof of vascular smooth muscle cells co-expressed nestin and was actively involved in the cell cycle as reflected by the co-staining of nuclear phosphohistone-3.