Sentence examples for smooth nature from inspiring English sources

In the Obama-Clinton relationship, advisers say, the relatively smooth nature of their talks about the secretary of state job indicate that both, for now, have a working chemistry.

And despite the smooth nature of the spots, they don't fail gracefully.

The superpixel approach is used to enforce the smooth nature on the local region.

Low roughness emphasizes the smooth nature of the basins' topography, where surfaces of homogeneous slope gradient and orientation dominate.

Then, we design a deformable model to locate the actual boundary and maintain the smooth nature of the organ.

Our method aims to combine the advantages of Cavbase with the smooth nature of a Gaussian pharmacophore representation, thus enabling binding site comparisons independently of sequence homology.

But grits, also called hominy grits, may have a respectable place in a balanced diet because of their smooth, bland nature; they can pick up the flavor of just a smidgen of some fattening additions like butter, bacon or ham gravy.

Periodic solutions of systems with friction are difficult to investigate because of the non-smooth nature of friction laws.

As this "non-smooth" nature follows from an absolute value symbol in the formula, the percentile and modified percentile projections (l and m) also have this disadvantage.

Motivated by deeper insights into the non-convex, non-smooth nature of the problem, the HANSO optimization package is applied to the controller performance optimization subproblem of the ADMM.

Due to the non-smooth nature of the 1-norm, a simple method to solve these problems is the subgradient approach [37], which converges only as O ( 1 k ), where k is the iteration counter.