Sentence examples for smoothly developing from inspiring English sources

A dislocation cell structure smoothly developed in the simple creep test, whereas the cell intermittently developed in the creep-fatigue test because compressive plastic deformation immediately after creep partly broke apart the cell walls and prevented the cell structure from smoothly developing.

It should be explained that the research process of large scale CAES is not smoothly developed.

However, through this group's efforts the individual social capital in this community of shared values and trust quickly solidified and become an embedded network (Chen and Zhang 2013), and smoothly developed to maturity.

Results indicate that hardmetals with R-curves developing smoothly over relatively long multiligament zones (i.e. lower slopes) exhibit reduced strength variability than those with steeper and shorter (i.e. higher slopes) ones.

But the piece otherwise developed smoothly in a controlled drift of bodies, interesting stage patterns and configurations of dancers engaged in duets and passages of solo dancing.

Ms. Uchida's own career seems in retrospect to have developed smoothly, and it continues to thrive despite the additional demands of the recent service ventures with Marlboro and the trust.

The collections are homogenous and of fluid density/intensity, and with time can develop smoothly enhancing margins.

In other words, even if one generation has developed smoothly as a whole, the social condition in which there is a difference between rich and poor among the same generation is never favorable.

The story develops smoothly in a recent British translation by Alistair Beaton, which has been Americanized and slightly trimmed on its journey to Berkeley.

Q. Did the process of developing those core values go smoothly?

For the rounded-transition grooves, recirculating flows inside the groove are reduced and reattachment develops more smoothly and the separating zone is reduced compared with the flow over the conventional cylindrical groove.