The arterial malfunction and disturbance in blood flow propagation caused by stenosis have been a subject of long-term investigation and has added to valuable material to smooth understanding and better projection of rather a complex scenario.
But for stocks that are only infrequently traded, human intermediaries serve the valuable function of smoothing what would otherwise be erratic swings in price, for example by purchasing shares during periods when buyers are nowhere in sight.
How had I gotten here, in the trailer, found myself in the dark woods without any crumbs to follow home, but then Russell's hands were in my hair, and his arms were around me, pulling me up, and he said my name with intention and surety so it sounded strange to me, but smooth, too, valuable, like some other, better Evie.
As a valuable aquaculture fish, half-smooth tongue sole exhibits economical traits that are of great importance to aquaculturists.
But late this afternoon the four lawmakers, appearing together, called today's session valuable and said they had smoothed the way to go forward.
These valuable signals are compromised by smoothing procedures such as wavelets or loess [7], [37].
After all, gas is one of Russia's most valuable exports and western Europe enjoyed smooth flows of it even in the worst of the Cold War years when the East-West conflict was far more fundamental.
Economists think such ties can be valuable, because they make business dealings smoother and transactions cheaper.
Gazing at the smooth green cloth of the valuable editions, I had to repress a desire to leaf through them.
