In 1864, the railroad was extended to Nice, swelling the steady stream of royals as well as bringing middle-class Cook's tours.
Keep the temperature around you steady to reduce finger swelling that results from extreme temperature changes.
Tension is created by steady drumbeats, insistent rhythms and swelling chords.
Justly famous for its charm, the peninsula -- variously called the Historic Peninsula, Historic Charleston and the Historic District -- draws a steady stream of appreciative visitors, swelling to tens of thousands during the 17 days of arts performances in the late-spring Spoleto Festival.
"Anniversaries," a concluding movement calculated to last 9 minutes 11 seconds, evokes memories simultaneously fading and swelling; over a steady ticktock rhythm on woodblock and claves, a melancholy theme on saxophones wanders through various soloists and sections, building to a more controlled reprise of the opening movement's outburst.
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Steady state and dynamic behaviour of swelling of spin coated polyacrylamide films have been studied at room temperature in a precisely controlled environment of 12 99% relative humidity (RH).
The MECglu model is validated by comparison between the steady-state computation and experimental equilibrium swelling curves, and good agreement is obtained.
The FTRF technique, which measures lifetimes, is more powerful in gel swelling experiments than the steady-state fluorescence technique where fluorescence intensity is measured.
This result indicates that the distribution of oil in this micro-model was steady during the experiment; therefore, the oil swelling due to CO2 dissolution can be estimated by our experiments.
