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Note that the non-greedy results also show a large degree of inaccuracy in these regions (Fig. 12C1 C3), but in a less noticeable manner since these artefacts are usually smoothly blended into less-affected areas.
Regardless, accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers which typically (and, usually, smoothly) guards the Oscar envelopes up until the very moment they're brought on the stage was quick to issue a statement of contrition for whatever went wrong: "The presenters had mistakenly been given the wrong category envelope and when discovered, was immediately corrected.
From an orthodontic point of view, the treatment for an isolated malocclusion is often predictable, with a set sequence being planned beforehand and usually smoothly implemented.
Among the political class, speaking this tongue usually goes smoothly enough, but every now and then English intrudes.
In addition, nationalist parties in Scotland and Wales and parties in Ulster are allocated broadcasts there on the basis of previous electoral performance.This has usually worked smoothly.
The water usually flows smoothly, but when there is too much of it, a whirlpool will form, restricting the rate of flow.
Furthermore, the small block size imposes spatial smoothness on the generated parameters as the content of these blocks usually vary smoothly from one site to the other.
To a first approximation, PSFs result from the composition of the telescope and atmosphere PSF fields (for Earth-based observations), and they usually vary smoothly across the image field.
The good news is that surgery for these cases usually goes smoothly, except the rare times when it can be catastrophic.
The intensity of Jovian radio emissions usually varies smoothly with time; however, Jupiter periodically emits short and powerful bursts (S bursts), which can outshine all other components.
Often -- with kids running around, schedules to juggle, and fatigue to fight -- there's a problem just figuring out the logistics of getting started, after which everything usually goes smoothly.
