"smooth shift" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to a seamless or effortless transition from one thing to another. Example: "The new manager implemented a smooth shift in the company's policies, resulting in improved efficiency and employee satisfaction."
It was a smooth shift, yet uneasy.
The company, modeling its operations on AOL's dial-up business, was unable to make a smooth shift to the broadband era.
The non-choking transition, however, is characterized by a smooth shift from the dilute flow to the dense flow, without an area for coexistence of flow regimes.
(Can you honestly see a smooth shift from this site to this one?) Even more dangerous, one thought always lingers: when will playing catch-up ever stop?
We are thus inclined to conclude that the decrease in β with x is connected with a smooth shift of the conduction-band energy [19].
The same submartingale behavior is in fact described for some cases also in Biagini et al. (2014), but it is the result of a smooth shift from an equivalent pricing measure to another.
After this version, the petrol B180 feels more frenetic but no livelier, but the test example's DCT gearbox worked very well with quick, smooth shifts.
Simulation and experimental results demonstrate the ability of the proposed transmission to exhibit smooth shifting without excessive oscillations in the output speed and torque.
In order to design a controller for smooth shifting and comfortable driving, a dynamic model of a dual-clutch transmission is presented in this paper.
"One car has a tendency to slowly decelerate when you hit the clutch and it hangs -- the idle control valve seems to open or electronic throttle takes over -- which makes for smooth shifting.
Onto the track, play with the paddleshift transmission, discover quite a docile automatic mode and a manual mode able to give smooth shifts if you ease the accelerator a little each time.
