Sentence examples for smooth maintenance from inspiring English sources

She implores the reader to take their creative juice "seriously but not seriously", while apparently (on some pages) holding hers almost in contempt, stating that the "political lobbyist … even the ever-meaningless consultant … is infinitely more essential to the smooth maintenance of the human community than any novelist ever was, or ever will be".

These results also furnish a compelling illustration of a basic defect of "traditional" (piecewise-linear/circular) G code path descriptions namely, the fundamental conflict between geometrical path accuracy (which entails use of many short G code segments) and the accurate and smooth maintenance of rapid commanded feedrates.

The possible mechanisms supporting its use include: anti-inflammatory action, oxytocin antagonism (producing relaxation of smooth muscle), maintenance of cervical integrity, and reduced gap-junction formation [ 109].

New ServiceNow roles have been created to ensure a smooth operation and maintenance of the service data and the underlying records in AMDB and CMDB.

Mitigation of the neutron environment inside the cryostat, and of the subsequent decay gamma dose field from activated materials, is necessary in order to reduce heating of coils and occupational exposure, thereby facilitating smooth operation and maintenance of ITER.

In fact, prominent roles of miR-145 in smooth-muscle cell fate and plasticity and smooth muscle cell maintenance and vascular homeostasis have recently been reported [59], [60].

Helicopter main rotor smoothing is a maintenance procedure that is routinely performed to minimize destructive airframe vibrations induced by non-uniform mass and/or aerodynamic distributions in the main rotor system.

Cognitive distraction made steering less smooth, but improved lane maintenance.

Stable maintenance or smooth transition can be achieved through engineering of dynamic controllability, modular and hierarchical organization, or functional redundancy, three key features of biological robustness in a cellular system.

Innocently, the government assumed that nonproduction workers clocked an average of 37.6 hours per week in the months during which everybody who had anything to do with the maintenance and smooth running of a computer system was sleeping on the floor of his or her office in full crisis mode.

Crush aggregate can also serve as a relatively smooth pavement with minimal maintenance.