With a metal frame, the same smooth ease-of-use would be far more difficult to achieve.
In their hands, eloquent, elevated works like "Symphony in C" and "Divertimento No. 15" become timid, tense and arid; the ferocious intensity and rhythmic wit of "Stravinsky Violin Concerto" are lost to smooth, glassy ease.
The smooth neck eases the flow of ketchup (once you've unclogged it) and the octagonal base ensures that the bottle nestles comfortably in your hand.
Gen. Alfred Sully when he explored the Dakota Territory in 1864 and "grimly picturesque" by Theodore Roosevelt (the namesake of the national park where it is located), this canyon's rough edges are smoothed by ease of access.
This mathematical procedure provides a smoothed curve easing visual assessment of changes in AC-electrocorticography power.
Smooth and at ease, he talked of playing summer basketball with Paul Pierce, Antoine Walker, Baron Davis and Shawn Marion; of conversations with Shaquille O'Neal; of the Cadillac Escalade he drove during his senior season.
It's not surprising that he's picked up a lot of interest: while he's not the only Muslim comic on the British circuit, the smooth assurance and ease with which he riffs on his religion and identity make him perhaps the most likely to make it big.
Thus, when Ted takes her out on a boat, she jumps over the side for a swim, and we cut — not in a jagged disjunction but with a smooth and watery ease — to Martha and a bunch of others leaping into a secluded pool, their bare white limbs writhing like fish in the black water.
The configuration has two special features: a smooth shape for ease in mobility and heavy metal plates for the best coupling.
There are bowls, running waterfalls, streams, pools...A simple medium sized bowl with smooth stones for ease in exiting from said water feature works best.
Edwards's boyish ease, his smooth good looks, and his astonishing verbal agility create an aura of sunny youth that is not entirely accurate.
