The last one, where the population tends to be trapped in, is treated smoothly.
Mr. Bush already has one big legislative achievement under his belt, the tax cut, and he is just coming off his first foreign tour, a trip to Europe that began raggedly but ended fairly smoothly, and was treated as a triumph by the White House.
The relationship goes smoothly until Peter berates Chris for treating her too well.
Enzymatic hydrolysis of non-treated pine bark was readily degraded, as smoothly as samples pre-treated with either acid or any ILs, by cellulase enzymes (Figs. 3b, 5b) giving a GPR of 1.5 g L−1 h−1 and glucose yield of 77%%.
These equations were derived by treating DNA with the worm-like chain model, in which DNA is represented as a long thin semi-flexible filament that bends smoothly over the course of its length.
Beijing was decked out in banners proclaiming the Sino-African friendship, strict traffic measures kept the city's notoriously clogged roads running smoothly, and the estimated 1,700 delegates were treated to gala song and dance performances.
Now, however, they have a vested interest in ensuring that their streaming content reaches consumers quickly and smoothly and will likely pressure companies like Comcast and Time Warner to treat all network traffic equally.
They want to be treated seriously and well; they expect everything to be done smoothly, no hassles.
This algorithm treats the deviation from the mean seismicity, therefore the values change smoothly.
If Serra treated everyone the way he treats riggers, his life would run more smoothly.
