"smooth track" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It refers to a well-maintained, level path or route, often used for transportation or recreation. Example: The runners glided along the smooth track, each step propelled by their powerful strides. They were training for the upcoming track meet and hoped to achieve new personal records.
Scott Sharp was third at 220.970 and Robbie Buhl fourth at 220.631 as drivers took advantage of cooler weather and a smooth track at the new raceway.
The relationship ends when Sarah is killed in a car bombing, but Fielding's career continues on the smooth track he had laid out for it.
A number of drivers commented both before and after the race that the layout of the wide, smooth track in Las Vegas was dangerous.
Direct calls is everyone's dream," says Joseph Chow, the managing director of Smooth Track, Hanjin Shipping's agent in Kuala Lumpur.
The design of a railway plane needs to combine straight lines, circle curves, and transition curves into a unified horizontal alignment to provide a safety and smooth track for train running.
The smooth track debuted ahead of Big Boi's reunion with Outkast bandmate Andre 3000.
From rough desert to smooth tracks in just 24 months; the automotive century had begun, right there in Burns.
From rough desert to smooth tracks in just 24 months; the automotive century had truly begun, right there in Burns.
The camera glides along in smooth tracking shots, peers up from strange angles, and homes in so close on Joan's inquisitors, you can make out every wart and pockmark on their scowling faces.
Smooth tracking, in which the eye moves continuously with the target, is typically confined to slow speeds (less than 20 degrees per second), although it sometimes can match targets moving up to 90 degrees per second.
Jury-rigged structures of common objects chairs, tires, barrels, plastic bags, ladders, kitchenware, ropes, thread, balloons, little wagons, lots of improvised carpentry come to sequential grief in a single smooth tracking shot (with a few disguised cuts) that lasts half an hour.
