After that, though, the portrayal evens out and becomes more thoughtful.
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This evens out to about 41 percent of all users surveyed.
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Helvetica Now Display evens out the kerning for larger type sizes.
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"It evens out in the end," he says to end the video.
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It evens out because I have to stay late at work today anyway.
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It all evens out, but still — shouldn't Widows have been somewhere on this list?
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Looking issue by issue at how rulings have gone, the courtroom score evens out.
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I figure it evens out, though, since I bring my lunch to work every day.
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Post Malone evens out this week for once having dreads but now being post-dreads.
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Teams and players with a high Babip almost always fade as their luck evens out.
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Southeast Asia is like the bonds of your travel portfolio; it evens out your costs.
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"The longer the race, the more it evens out between males and females," Rohman said.
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I was in California in October instead of Chicago, though, so maybe it all evens out.
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It evens out, because next week I'm doing four shifts for a total of 23 hours.
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The nice thing is, if a woman is making the first move, that dynamic evens out.
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But because it rotates, that force evens out after an entire circuit, propelling the craft ahead.
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I'm over budget this week, but I only spent $2129 last week, so it evens out.
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We alternate paying for things like this and figure it all evens out in the end.
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On the other hand, you'll learn that it all kind of evens out in the end.
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Prices start at $129 per month, which evens out to spending about $32 on food per week.
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With movies, I usually buy the tickets and he pays for food, so it all evens out.
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By the end, the track evens out into a melodic guitar riff, and all is well again.
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I get salty and sweet, but also a little protein from the nuts — so it all evens out.
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I don't mind — we usually switch off paying for things, and I feel like it basically evens out.
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Facetune, which costs $3.99 on both iOS and Android, evens out skin tone, whitens teeth and erases blemishes.
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My boyfriend finds the whole debacle hilarious, and no amount of bathing and scrubbing evens out the patchiest areas.
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There is a hint of bitterness on the finish some might find distracting, but it evens out with food.
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You'd have to diligently wear the invisaWear for about a year before the cost evens out with cheaper competitors.
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We all see each other so frequently that we all take turns paying and figure it evens out eventually.
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T. and I take turns paying when we go out, so we figure it all evens out in the end.
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Birth control may help, since it evens out those hormonal ups and downs of a natural cycle, Dr. Radford says.
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In favor: True, but it all evens out over the course of the season, so we can deal with that.
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While women are core users of the brand, the ratio evens out with sales of its TB12 boxes, Levitt said.
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Of course, New Guinea has tarantulas, burrowing snakes and the world's only poisonous birds, so maybe it all evens out.
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He pays anytime we go out, which evens out because he stays with me at my condo whenever he's in town.
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The mask helps draw out impurities and oil from clogged pores, while licorice evens out skin tone and vitamin C brightens.
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My friends and I tend to just cover smaller expenses for each other and figure it all evens out in the end.
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By maintaining a consistent and disciplined strategy, the average purchase price of stocks often evens out over time due to price fluctuations.
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"If you remembered the times when it actually went smoothly, you would probably realize that it evens out in the long run."
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This dial isn't numerical, and you sort of have to guess (and memorize) what evens out to a single and a double.
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If I want it lighter, I use one of those makeup sponges, and it evens out my skin while letting it breathe.
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I'll probably drive us up to the mountains next weekend, or plenty of other times, so it all evens out gas-wise.
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But, you know, in the long run, if these hurricanes and natural disasters behave like previous hurricanes and natural disasters, it evens out.
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"There may be an age when everything evens out, but our study results suggest that it's not necessarily by age 210," Medle says.
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The cushion under her small frame has sunken slightly from years of use and a Childcraft encyclopedia evens out a broken chair leg.
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I feel like it evens out my skin and I don't feel the need to pile on makeup over it if I'm not working.
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We're of the mindset that it all evens out at some point, but now I have to keep track of what I paid vs.
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He lets his hair go, too, with a stringy mullet ("It evens out my head," he said) descending from the back of his cap.
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Bill O'Reilly: Sure, the White House was built by slaves, but we gave them the bare minimum needed to stay alive, so it evens out.
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On the other hand, when your cycle evens out and comes more or less monthly, you'll also start experiencing monthly PMS, cramps, and breast tenderness.
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I figure I can go through three $30 candles in the time it takes to go through one of these, so it about evens out.
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The board itself is designed to be sleek, with an outward curvature (on either side) originating from both ends, which evens out toward the middle.
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Gout or gouty arthritis is more prevalent among men until the older ages, when women catch up and the incidence between the sexes evens out.
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But these ribs do benefit from the process, which somehow evens out the cooking times of the darker and lighter sections, so I recommend it.
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Her new addition nicely evens out her other head tattoo that she has on the left side that reads "Stories…" which she had done in 2014.
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Though Coddou emphasizes that his 1003-cent blades are a "fraction of the cost of Gillette's" and half the price of Harry's, it probably evens out.
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That evens out the playing field to some degree and makes it cheaper for some plants to use higher-sulfur coal from other states, particularly Illinois.
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But it's essentially impossible to time the market effectively over the long term, so dollar-cost averaging evens out the bumps so that investors come out ahead.
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I guess that's recent enough; besides, the path forward is always a series of ups and downs that evens out when viewed through the lens of time.
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If he gets stronger while he develops in the N.F.L. and evens out his effort, he could be a steal toward the end of the first round.
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In the time it has taken me to write this I have died five times but fortunately it also provides so much life everything sort of evens out.
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That's because fiber is amazingly helpful in many ways: It slows the absorption of glucose — which evens out our blood sugar levels — and also lowers cholesterol and inflammation.
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Soon the high evens out, and even before the rush is over, you might start to nod off, head dipping and jerking as you drift between waking and sleeping.
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A break up of Bouygues would benefit all the remaining operators by improving the market structure and reducing the risk from volatile competition as network capacity utilisation evens out.
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I'll pay her back at some point later — we hang out a lot and don't worry about paying each other back, since it always evens out in the end.
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The three-in-one formula hydrates skin with vitamins and minerals, evens out your complexion with color-correcting pigments, and preps skin for makeup so that foundation stays fresh longer.
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It always evens out, and being flexible with my workout schedule has made hitting the gym feel fun and relaxing rather than like a chore I have to get done.
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I don't think the speed is a problem in practical use, and it evens out between the time it takes to fumble for a rear-mounted sensor on other phones.
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Spotify says that's not a problem, because those promotions are helping it keep its customers longer, which means that over the lifetime of their subscriptions, all of that evens out.
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That's because fiber is amazingly helpful in many ways: It lowers cholesterol and inflammation, feeds our microbiome, and slows the body's absorption of glucose, which evens out our blood sugar levels.
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That evens out to about one lawsuit every five days -- slightly lower than his average over the last 30 years, which Clinton was correct in saying is about once every three days.
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There's no need to; it all evens out over time, so a few games here and there aren't a big deal, especially when you're scheduling around concerts, NBA games, and other obstacles.
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As a result, Jones expects Macau's January-February combined numbers may be a better measure of performance because it evens out the influence of the holiday and the time shifts from the prior year.
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However, Maersk's chief executive Søren Skou is confident that the group's container shipping business, Maersk Line, is set for growth of 2-4 percent in 2017 as the balance between supply and demand evens out.
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The treatment – most commonly used to treat scars, wrinkles, acne scars and sun damage – improves skin tone, smoothes out fine lines, and evens out skin discoloration by treating tiny sections of the skin at a time.
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In September, the city endorsed a multi-million dollar plan to fix the building's foundation, involving anchoring one side of the building to bedrock and allowing the other side to continue sinking until it evens out.
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While most all-over bronzers cater to lighter skin tones with the goal of adding tan, Balmyard Beauty's Paradise Bronzing Oil evens out medium skin tones, dishing out a sun-kissed glow with a coconut beachy scent.
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If you've already self-tanned and spot the problem on your elbows, ankles, neck, or knees, your best bet is to go in and lightly exfoliate the skin until it evens out to match the rest of your body.
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The guy who faded in September the last two seasons being the one most vocal about hating the six-man rotation to give everyone more rest evens out with Joey Gallo hitting 303-foot bombs every other series. 15.
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"What I think is incredibly interesting is how everyone kind of evens out together at six months to a year," said Katie Watson, a bioethicist at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine, who was not involved in the study.
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As the cap levels off and the playing field evens out, more free agents may eventually flock to Southern California so long as Magic and Pelinka keep long-term canker sores like the Mozgov and Luol Deng contracts off the books.
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And for Jake and Zane, they bought into the system of living there, adopting struggle, adopting that making-do lifestyle, and being present—basically adopting that Kenyan attitude toward living—that's when the altitude and all that other shit evens out.
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Usually everything ultimately evens out — because people don't show up, because flights and itineraries are swapped, or because airlines ask for and find volunteers from an overbooked flight to switch to a different one, in exchange for a voucher for future travel.
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But just as in economics, the market metaphor brings with it a quasi-theological belief that everything eventually evens out—an ideology that is deliberately blind to the way the largest players in the capitalist system rig that system in their own favor.
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Susan Swan, a Canadian novelist and co-founder of the prize, said the founding board noticed the discrepancy: Male authors have historically been awarded far more often for their work than women, even as the number of published works by men and women evens out.
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Just because freezing embryos is a more expensive process doesn't mean it's the pricier option overall, though: If you end up using frozen eggs later on, the cost evens out with that of freezing your embryos because you'll have to thaw and fertilize the eggs, Jake says.
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It has anti-inflammatory properties, so it can help with acne; it evens out skin discoloration and hyperpigmentation by inhibiting melanin synthesis through an enzyme; it helps stimulate collagen production, which helps with wrinkles and fine lines; and it brightens, so your skin will look smoother, glowy, energized, and healthy.
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It's possible this ad hoc market will dissipate as quickly as it formed when supply for N953s evens out; it's also possible that the vacuum of government action to make mass purchases or jump-start domestic manufacturing by using the Defense Production Act will mean these informal efforts will be filling a void for weeks or even months to come.
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Watching Hannah lay out the plan for her own suicide in the 12th episode, for instance, feels so on-the-nose you want to wince, but the brooding Roman Remains cover of "The Killing Moon" that glimmers in the background evens out the creases and aligns it with cult indie cinema like Donnie Darko, rather than a Netflix show that would otherwise be sub-par.
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"A little over a year ago, multiple Flex workers disclosed to Gizmodo that they worked overtime without additional pay in order to complete their deliveries and avoid being booted from the program, with one worker claiming Amazon "said it evens out because when you work a three hour block and finish in two they still pay you for three, but it doesn't even out.
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The moon in Libra clashes with Mars at 2:19 AM, squares off with Saturn at 5:11 AM, connects with Jupiter at 5:27 AM, and connects with the sun at 8:57 AM, making for a frustrating early morning that eventually evens out into something sunnier—we have so much we want to do, so keep an open mind about it all!
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But then, most waitpersons aren't very good at listening to customers, so it evens out.
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Both features utilise frequency separation technique. Smoothing brush evens out color tones and softening gradients. Ideal for retouching portraits. Structure cloning is valuable tool in removing lone hair.
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15,037 cars with comprehensive insurance were stolen in Germany in 2018 alone. This evens out to one stolen car every 35 minutes. Car thieves caused losses of 298 million euros.
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As a heat insulation, Rastra keeps a room at a constant temperature and evens out temperature changes, both of which can lower energy use. It also has a low heat penetration depth, meaning the wall surface keeps a constant temperature.
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If the balance evens out, the odd coin is the coin that was removed. If the balance switches direction, the odd coin is the one that was moved to the other side, otherwise, the odd coin is the coin that remained in place.
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The final plan includes three phases through 2020, 2030 and 2035. The plan moves some, but not all non-SkyTeam airlines from Terminal 1 to Terminal 2, evens out capacity over the two terminals and will finish with as many as 15 new gates being constructed over both terminals and new parking garages.
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Oenone, regrets her actions and commits suicide by jumping on Paris' funeral pyre. They are buried next to one another, their headstones facing opposite ways. The battle evens out for both sides. Apollo pushes Aeneas and Eurymachos to fight like madmen against the Greeks, pushing them back until they are rallied by Neoptolemos.
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The solution is to provide a large-volume plenum chamber between the inlet and the cylinders. This has two benefits: it evens out the difference in path restriction between cylinders (distribution across space), secondly it provides a large-volume buffer against pressure changes (distribution over time). For non-supercharged / normally aspirated engines see Airbox.
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Marine barographs (used on ships) often include damping. This evens out the motion of the ship so that a more stable reading can be obtained, this can be either oil damping of the mechanism or simple coiled spring feet on the base. But, newer solid state, digital barographs eliminate this issue altogether, since they use no moving parts.
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Teifi Pools, the source of the Teifi, are a series of small upland lakes left by past glacial activity. The lakes are acid in nature. Some have been enlarged by damming and now provide a source of drinking water. The very extensive raised mire above Tregaron acts as a huge sponge at the head of the river and evens out extremes in flow.
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Critical reception for Runemarks has been mostly positive. The Guardian praised the novel, stating it "has a narrative nonchalance which just about evens out its ponderous infrastructure." The SF Gate wrote that Runemarks "comes up short in terms of thematic rigor and depth of imagination" but that it also "delivers an adventure that will please a wide array of readers".
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Night-flushing cools the house by increasing ventilation at night, when the outdoor air is cooler; windtowers can assist night flushing. A windcatcher can also cool air by drawing it over cool objects. In arid climates, the daily temperature swings are often extreme, with desert temperatures often dipping below freezing night. The thermal inertia of the soil evens out the daily and even annual temperature swings.
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Upon failure of a single drive, subsequent reads can be calculated from the distributed parity such that no data is lost. RAID 5 requires at least three disks. In comparison to RAID 4, RAID 5's distributed parity evens out the stress of a dedicated parity disk among all RAID members. Additionally, write performance is increased since all RAID members participate in the serving of write requests.
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126 The sharpest decline occurs in the first twenty minutes and the decay is significant through the first hour. The curve levels off after about one day.A typical representation of the forgetting curve The learning curve described by Ebbinghaus refers to how fast one learns information. The sharpest increase occurs after the first try and then gradually evens out, meaning that less and less new information is retained after each repetition.
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The duct acts as an annular wing, which evens out the pulsating thrust, by harnessing aerodynamic forces in the pulsejet exhaust. The duct, typically called an augmentor, can significantly increase the thrust of a pulsejet with no additional fuel consumption. Gains of 100% increases in thrust are possible, resulting in a much higher fuel efficiency. However, the larger the augmenter duct, the more drag it produces, and it is only effective within specific speed ranges.
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The government of Juan Perón (1946–1955) was one of changing relationships between the Church and the State. At first, the new Peronist movement was linked to the Armed Forces. The Army and the Church considered themselves barriers against the ideologies of Socialism and Communism. The Church also supported a doctrine of "social justice" that shared with Peronism the idea of a State that mediates in class conflicts and evens out social inequalities.
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Some cars are designed with a rear wheel drive powertrain where the power is sent to the rear wheels. This design is cheaper than the M4 design because of the limited parts required to make the system function. Manufacturers use a unique layout to balance the weight distributed between the front and rear axels. Having a front engine layout with a rear wheel drive powertrain almost evens out the weight distributed in order to optimize performance and handling.
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Residences and footpath, 2015 The two houses at the northern end, 2015 Brighton Terrace is built on steeply sloped land that drops down from the street frontage and overlooks Brisbane city. The timber picket fence that extends across the entire street length of the terrace was constructed in 1990. Wooden decking provides access to the houses that are set back from the street boundary. Gardens exist only at the rear of the properties where the land evens out.
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This is Smart Volume Management. It is a compressor that evens out the dynamic range of any given source so that quieter sounds are louder and loud sounds are quiet. It is best used in circumstances where noise disturbance might be an issue, late at night for instance. Otherwise it is generally preferable to have it disabled as it does render the sound less dynamic, for instance lessening the impact of loud parts in movies, and also making music sound less lively.
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To begin the weaving process, Dash & Miller weave 1 or 2 inches of plain weave at the beginning of the warp. This spaces out the warp threads properly and also evens out any tension issues. They can then begin weaving the tapestry, passing the 3 colours of thread by hand through the shed created by lifting the warp threads up and down. The computer controls which threads are lifted up and down, but the weft yarns are passed through the shed by hand.
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Bicolors are found in many cat breeds, as well as being common in domestic longhair and domestic shorthair cats. Mostly-solid-color bicolor cats occur because there is a white spotting gene present along with a recessive allele of the agouti gene, which evens out the usual striped pattern of the colors of the coat. In contrast, tabby cats have an agouti gene that produces striping of the coat. The Abyssinian has agouti (ticked tabby) fur, giving the appearance of even color with color-banded hairs.
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The cap of M. galericulata is roughly conical when young, and eventually becomes broadly bell-shaped or with a broad umbo that can reach diameters of . The cap margin is initially somewhat curved inward, but soon evens out or even becomes uplifted, and often splits radially in age. The surface has radial grooves that extend nearly to the center, and feels greasy but not sticky. The color is somewhat buff-brown on the margin, and fades gradually to pale dirty tan to dirty cinnamon-brown.
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This prevents the lights from going out as soon as the bike speed drops to less than a few miles per hour; this evens out the amount of light at various speeds, sustaining the light at lower speeds. The latest systems include automatic switching based on darkness+motion detection. This prevents having to reach to physically position a bottle dynamo or consume set-up time; this enables ready, guaranteed lighting regardless of the daylight conditions. A three-position switch has positions for Off, On, and Auto.
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If more than this amount of manganese is added, then manganese carbide forms, which increases hardness and chilling, except in grey iron, where up to 1% of manganese increases strength and density. Nickel is one of the most common alloying elements because it refines the pearlite and graphite structure, improves toughness, and evens out hardness differences between section thicknesses. Chromium is added in small amounts to reduce free graphite, produce chill, and because it is a powerful carbide stabilizer; nickel is often added in conjunction. A small amount of tin can be added as a substitute for 0.5% chromium.
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As the Ocean Parkway leaves Gilgo Beach, the six-lane parkway crosses into Gilgo State Park. The Ocean Parkway eastbound approaching the Babylon town beaches Through Gilgo State Park, the Ocean Parkway develops a wide, grassy median between the six lanes. Passing another section of the Great South Bay, the parkway soon leaves the park, where the median returns, thins out and access is provided to another beach and recreational facilities, as the road passes the Cedar Beach Golf Course. Entering another section of Gilgo State Park, the Ocean Parkway evens out eastward before leaving the park for the hamlet of Oak Beach.
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Illustration of a mammogram A mobile mammography unit in New Zealand During the procedure, the breast is compressed using a dedicated mammography unit. Parallel-plate compression evens out the thickness of breast tissue to increase image quality by reducing the thickness of tissue that x-rays must penetrate, decreasing the amount of scattered radiation (scatter degrades image quality), reducing the required radiation dose, and holding the breast still (preventing motion blur). In screening mammography, both head-to-foot (craniocaudal, CC) view and angled side-view (mediolateral oblique, MLO) images of the breast are taken. Diagnostic mammography may include these and other views, including geometrically magnified and spot-compressed views of the particular area of concern.
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Because Japanese is written with relatively complex Kanji characters, Japanese text must generally be written larger for legibility. Furthermore, as both Kanji and Kana are traditionally of equal width and height, Japanese characters are generally much larger than Latin characters. As Kanji are logographic and Kana encode entire syllables (or rather, morae), the higher information density of Japanese writing usually evens out with the larger text so that Japanese and English texts take about the same amount of space, but challenges arise with foreign consonant clusters incompatible with Japanese phonotactics and the Kana system. For example, the word remote control becomes the cumbersome リモートコントロール (ri-mō-to-ko-n-to-rō-ru) in Japanese.
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Due to her obsession with Monk, Marci is well-educated on just about every aspect of Monk's life and career. Although Monk is mostly annoyed by her, he becomes momentarily flattered when Marci starts acting as his buffer in relation to his personal quirks and social dealings with people. In one scene, Marci actually performs Monk's obsessive- compulsive tendencies for him, where she straightens a man's hat and evens out his sleeves in a perfect imitation of Monk's behavior, and all Monk has to do is stand and wait. Marci firmly lays various 'ground rules' of what the man can and cannot say to Monk before permitting the man to talk to him.
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Below approximately 6m of depth, soil and groundwater is always at about the annual mean-average temperature (MATT) (it is this depth which is used for many ground-source heat pumps, often loosely referred to as "geothermal heat pumps" by laypeople The author issued an updated version of this article in February 2001.). The thermal inertia of the soil evens out the daily and even annual temperature swings. In arid climates, the daily temperature swings are often extreme, with desert temperatures often dipping below freezing at night. Even the thermal inertia of thick masonry walls will keep a building warmer at night and cooler during the day; in hot-arid climates, thick walls with high thermal mass (adobe, stone, brick) are common (though thinner walls with high resistance against heat transmission are more modernly sometimes used).
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The popularity of Wall-Mart forces the local businesses to shut down, including Jim's Drugs, within minutes of Kyle's declaration that he will now take all his personal shopping there. Local residents, including Stan's father Randy, soon start to work at Wall-Mart for minimum wage and an extra 10% employee discount on store purchases which according to Randy, evens out the wage. South Park turns into a ghost town, and the townspeople decide they no longer want the Wall-Mart in South Park. They fail to resist, as they start to miss the bargains (Randy's frenzied case of impulse buying notably re-opens at dinner the first day after the self- imposed ban when Stan accidentally breaks his milk glass), so they (in the form of a vigilante mob) ask the Wall-Mart manager to have the location shut down.
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A crime is a violation of such order, whereas punishment is a restoration of it. Due to the objectivity of the moral order of the world, a just punishment can only depend on the severity of guilt: it cannot depend on any external benefits that could alternatively be referred to from increasing or lowering the punishment in a way that is inadequate to the guilt. Therefore, punishment is not some form of vengeance that society imposes on the criminal, as revenge only magnifies the harm that was done – on the other hand, it's a rightful retaliation, that evens out said harm, but independently of particular benefits and losses that someone could potentially experience out of that. In his view, concepts of punishment different from the one based on the Roman principle of justice appeared in (particularly harshly criticized by him) the Enlightenment culture.
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When a small jazz combo is playing in a small jazz club, the double bass player may use only a modest amount of amplification, so that the audience is hearing a mixture of the natural acoustic tone and the amplified sound; if that same band were to play on a huge jazz festival mainstage, all of the bass tone reaching the audience's ears will be from the sound reinforcement system. An unamplified acoustic bass' tone is limited by the frequency responsiveness of the instrument's hollow body, which means that the very low pitches may not be as loud as the higher pitches. With an amplifier and equalization devices, a bass player can boost the low frequencies, which evens out the frequency response. As well, the use of an amplifier can increase the sustain of the instrument, which is particularly useful for accompaniment during ballads and for melodic solos with long held notes.
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