"smooth treatment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone being treated in a calm, gentle, or effective manner. Example: She was pleased with the smooth treatment she received from the customer service representative, who handled her complaint with professionalism and care.
Mr. Joseph and Ms. Seet, unafraid to use a more dynamic attack, stood out in an emotional duet, and in Mr. Joseph's choreography it was martial moves that received the troupe's silky smooth treatment.
Her smooth treatment turns Ronnie Lane's Just for a Moment and Todd Rundgren's Be Nice to Me into cruise-ship fare, but a stark version of Neil Young's A Man Needs a Maid is glorious.
In both his sacred and secular music, Binchois cultivated the gently subtle rhythm, the suavely graceful melody, and the smooth treatment of dissonance of his English contemporaries.
With smooth treatment, the thickness aligned electrospun SPPESK membranes exhibit higher single cell power density and tensile strength as compared with Nafion 115 (around 1.2 and 1.5 folds, respectively).
We then describe the characteristics of 'a good patient' and discuss how patients try to perform within the parameters of the good patient persona in order to secure the most favourable and smooth treatment possible.
Federal safety regulators say a popular hair smoothing treatment called Brazilian Blowout can release unsafe levels of formaldehyde, posing a risk to salon workers and customers.
I told myself I could wear it in a bun for a month if it looked terrible, and proceeded to buy both the Perfector and Organix Brazilian keratin therapy 30-day smoothing treatment.
A texture tessellation with these tiles without any smoothing treatment is shown in Figure 9(a).
This study examines the applicable sloping ranges and proposes a bottom smoothing treatment for the σ-based modeling framework.
After the smoothing treatment of a subset or all of the third group of subbands and inverse DWT, one can have a seamless visualization of the type given in Figure 4.
In this paper, we examine the effect of the Gibbs phenomenon in such simulations in detail, and we propose a computationally efficient smoothing treatment to reduce the associated oscillations.
