"Singing with them smooths out my rough voice," Prine says.
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She snarls with anger, then smooths out the tone consolingly.
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A lightweight oil that protects against heat and smooths out frizz
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Zumbrunn then extrapolates upon and smooths out those glitches in Adobe Illustrator.
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Suddenly, the infrastructure financing problem facing state and local governments smooths out.
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Tension peaks at key battles, and then smooths out once you're through it.
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You don't always notice because Mr. Michael's singing smooths out any psychological cracks.
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The female lens smooths out a user's skin, lengthens their hair, and adds makeup.
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There has long been evidence that the government smooths out growth trends over time.
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The acting here smooths out the blocky, talky, implausibly ruminative aspects of Laverty's writing.
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Luckily, the unseen artist reconsiders and smooths out her paper and the skater reappears.
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As his wife remarks, money is like an iron: it smooths out the wrinkles.
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The four-week average, which smooths out the Thanksgiving holiday week, was at 224,000.
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The attraction of the CAPE is that it smooths out the vicissitudes of the profit cycle.
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"The injections gradually promote collagen production, which smooths out the appearance of cellulite," he tells PEOPLE.
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It also deceptively smooths out a history that should be taught with all its rough edges.
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His WHIP, which smooths out the noise of the earned run average, is higher but not radically so.
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This reduces drag which means a boat can travel more quickly, and it smooths out the ride over waves.
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The noise reduction applied by the iPhone smooths out the image without making it look mushy or splotchy, too.
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It melts and smooths out after application when it warms up, but it still felt pretty heavy to me.
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Excluding bonuses, which smooths out some volatility, pay growth slowed to 3.1% in the period to January from 3.2%.
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Its 200-day moving average, which smooths out day-to-day volatility, has been on the rise since late 2016.
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While the former smooths out minute-by-minute variations in wind and solar, the latter can smooth out longer (hourly) fluctuations.
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It smooths out your complexion and removes sun spots and the dark rings under your eyes, so it's very anti-aging.
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When the connection smooths out you're dead—just like your team—and they're yelling at you for not doing your job.
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In February, the bank sold software it developed internally that smooths out the process of settling syndicated loan trades, to Markit Ltd.
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Some women find that using the birth control pill smooths out their cycles, but others don't respond to this treatment at all.
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When you start getting a grip on your money, it smooths out the emotions and makes your feelings about money more positive.
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The four-week moving average, which smooths out weekly distortions, was 2272,280,2334, an increase of 2186,2809 from the previous week's revised average.
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As she searches, she questions the hazardous effects of nostalgia, how it casts a rosy hue over inequality and smooths out complication.
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Life is short and messy, but the project, by virtue of its mission, consistency and narrative shape, smooths out the metaphoric wrinkles.
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This tool smooths out your skin tone with a softer focus, thus eliminating the need for applying concealer prior to your team meetings.
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In February, the bank sold software it developed internally that smooths out the process of settling syndicated loan trades, to Markit Ltd MRKT.
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LaCroix feels made for the social network, and not just because a filter smooths out the cans' shine into a pop of bright color.
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Being able to store the renewable energy when the sun and wind come and discharge it when they go smooths out the steep swings.
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The mythmaking of writers like Turner smooths out a long history of Midwestern struggles over worker power and human rights, land speculation and Indian removal.
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The goal here isn't to deliver a perfect recreation of Diablo II, but an update that smooths out the older game for a modern audience.
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Even using a 1080p display, I saw obvious improvements in anti-aliasing, which smooths out the jagged edges of textures with have curved or diagonal lines.
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Because it's rich in collagen, there's almost a priming effect that smooths out my skin so my concealer slides on perfectly — and stays put all day.
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Root is a robot that smooths out that curve, allowing anyone who's new to coding to make sense of the often-unintuitive nature of programming languages.
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The S20 Ultra brings up shadows on faces and sometimes on the whole scene, it tries to adjust white balance differently, and it smooths out skin.
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The 200-day moving average, which smooths out intraday and day-to-day volatility, shows the S&P 500 in a period of consolidation over this stretch.
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The clashing smooths out as the first 10 episodes progress, however, so it's likely the show is just figuring out how to blend its various elements together.
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The 60-month running average temperature (through November), which smooths out individual El Niño & La Niña years, is higher now than any time in the past 88 years.
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As the supply chain smooths out, Amazon's one-day shipping offering promises to set a new precedent for online retailers — one that many may find hard to match.
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That measure of unemployment was 22 percent in January (or 240.4 percent if you want to cast aside the "seasonal adjustment" process that smooths out normal seasonal variation).
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The curve smooths out later in the year, when a year-to-date return of negative 8 percent ends with a gain about 30-40 percent of the time.
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He expects the storm to subside in a few days as Citigroup smooths out its problems, but customers are also facing other irritations at the cash register, namely chip cards.
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The camera comes equipped with Instagram-like filters that are applied in real time, and a beauty mode that smooths out complexions and allows you to control how strongly it's applied.
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Digital stabilization is software-based — it smooths out footage by cropping in on the image and using the excess space to adjust for vibrations, so the results are not always good.
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Sony's Motionflow XR technology smooths out the motion of your favorite players on screen, making sports look more lifelike—just make sure you turn it off when you watch your next blockbuster.
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The cyclically adjusted price-to-earnings ratio developed by economist Robert Shiller, which smooths out the profit for S&P 500 constituents over a decade, has been running at over 30 times.
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But, like "White Privilege II," released in 2016, it smooths out, waters down, and gives a white face to ideas that black, brown, and queer activists have been trying to communicate for decades.
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When using the front-facing cameras, I found that the OnePlus generally fills in shadows, brightens the image, and smooths out absolutely everything more than the Pixel, even with beauty mode turned off.
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So, after 13 years of suffering through a crisis every single day and kind of the sine wave of emotions, I decided to be a venture capitalist, which at least smooths out those waves.
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Sharing energy over a wider geographic area improves efficiency, smooths out peaks and troughs in demand, reduces the use of duplicative backup resources, allows for the integration of more renewable energy, and reduces power prices.
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It will not change the behavior that smooths out power curves and slows down iPhones with older batteries because this would cause them to shut down and it believes it's the right thing to do.
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Looking at the three months to January compared with a year ago, which smooths out some monthly volatility, retail sales growth picked up to a six-month high of 3.5 percent from 2.9 percent in December.
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The importance of batteries is that many renewables are intermittent, and having a store of electricity for when the sun's not shining or the wind won't blow smooths out the bumps in supply and surges in demand.
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So, I did a peptide thread lift and peel with a combination of using [polylactic] acid, which is that bio-stimulatory dermal filler treatment, and that literally fills in lines and brightens and smooths out the skin.
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Your body — and your bra size — will fluctuate, and the design of the bra accounts for those changes well; the mesh overlay keeps the cup flush against my skin, and also smooths out small amounts of overflow.
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So while I'm usually sawing away at the wheel, working to place the car in the best spot along every inch of racetrack, the EVO smooths out that process, making for a less frantic, more enjoyable drive experience.
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Excluding bonuses, which smooths out some volatility, pay growth picked up to 3.4% from 3.3%, beating all forecasts and boosted by a 32.7463% annual jump in pay for April alone, the largest single-month rise since May 2008.
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Note 10+ with Super Steady (left), iPhone XS (right) Note 10+ with Super Steady (left), iPhone XS (right) Ditto for the improved Super Steady offering, which smooths out shaky video, including Hyperlapse mode, where handshakes are a big issue.
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Looking at the three months to August as a whole, which smooths out monthly volatility in the data, sales growth versus the previous three months rose to 1.2 percent from a three-monthly rate of 23 percent in July.
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The astronauts are friendly, relatable characters in Sean Rubin's jewel-colored, crosshatched artwork, which smooths out narrative shifts with skillfully extended motifs, including aircraft that transform from model airplanes to Air Force fighters to the Apollo 12 rocket as the pages turn.
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Looking at the three months to November, which smooths out some volatility, the economy grew by 0.1% versus poll forecasts for a 0.1% fall, reflecting unexpected upward revisions to output in October and September, which the ONS said reflected late survey returns.
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Zoom in on one of those and you'll see that it, too, is made up of many different vortices, and so on all the way down, until the effects of internal friction (or viscosity) within the fluid take over and the flow smooths out.
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If Congress smooths out all of those issues next week to avoid a shutdown, the reprieve will be short as the U.S. is expected to hit the debt limit in August or September and Congress again runs out of money at the end of September.
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After a healthy run earlier this year, shares of Salesforce took a hit in June, falling 8 percent before finding a floor of support at the stock's 50-day moving average, a technical indicator that smooths out a stock's random price fluctuations over a given time.
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In that case, you believe that the average difference between actual and potential GDP will be roughly zero over any extended period, which means that you can get an estimate of potential GDP by taking actual GDP and applying some kind of statistical method that smooths out the fluctuations.
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In a vacuum, Amazon's latest entry-level Kindle is a solid update: there's finally a built-in light, it has support for Bluetooth headphones so you can listen to audiobooks, and it even has a slightly tweaked design that smooths out the corners and makes it more comfortable to hold.
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In fact, atmospheric rivers cause an average of $1 billion of damage per year in the West, according to the report, published this week in the journal Science Advances — although the average smooths out the reality that most of the damage was done during a smaller number of more severe events.
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It clenches into a furious rictus, or gathers itself into three befuddled folds as his brows jolt upward, or, at moments of deepest disgust, smooths out entirely, into a kind of placid pre-irritation, like a calm body of water, at the bottom of which there is a mine, ready to detonate.
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This "ChargeGate" issue — if we're going to call it that — is the third major issue that's affected the new iPhone XS. So far, poor WiFi/cell reception and performance, as well as a selfie camera that seemingly automatically smooths out facial details without the option to turn off the smoothing effect, have been reported.
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Just as importantly, the View smooths out a lot of the speed bumps around entering and leaving VR. Even as someone who covers VR professionally, I've sometimes put off using the Gear VR because of its clumsy setup, which involves snapping your phone delicately onto a USB jack — often more than once, when the startup software fails to launch.
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Pros: Classic Mario Kart action with some great new weapons and abilities, includes all of the Wii U DLC, a huge selection of tracks and characters, a fun and fleshed-out competitive Battle Mode, and an extra layer of polish that smooths out the wrinkles from the original game Cons: Not enough new content to justify a purchase if you already own Mario Kart 8 for the Wii U Buy "Mario Kart 8 Deluxe" on Amazon for $60
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The trojan moons Telesto, Calypso, Helene and Polydeuces are particularly affected as their orbits move up and down the ring plane. This results in their surfaces being coated with bright material that smooths out features.
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The highway follows the terrain of the mountain and does not follow a direct route to SR 86. The highway makes a turn towards the north once the terrain smooths out as it heads towards its northern terminus at SR 86.
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In computational complexity theory, the potential method is a method used to analyze the amortized time and space complexity of a data structure, a measure of its performance over sequences of operations that smooths out the cost of infrequent but expensive operations..
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Their assistants include a pingsha (, "level sand") who smooths out the (, "sand table"), a (, "planchette reader") who interprets the characters, and a (, "planchette copyist") who records them. Jiwen (, "planchette writing") is a general reference to texts produced through Chinese fuji spirit-writing.
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In general, the motor unit firing rate of each individual motor unit increases with increasing muscular effort until a maximum rate is reached. This smooths out the incremental force changes which would otherwise occur as each additional unit was recruited.Carlo J DeLuca. Control Properties of Motor Units.
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Ideally sampled signal. Piecewise constant output of a conventional DAC lacking a reconstruction filter. In a practical DAC, a filter or the finite bandwidth of the device smooths out the step response into a continuous curve. A DAC converts an abstract finite-precision number (usually a fixed-point binary number) into a physical quantity (e.g.
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The power produced cannot, as earlier mentioned, be directly delivered to the grid without conversion. This is done in several steps; firstly the voltage is rectified from each generator. Then they are interconnected in parallel and the DC voltage is filtered (the filter consist of capacitors). The filter smooths out the voltage from the generators and creates a stable DC voltage.
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The cap is in diameter, conic when young, bell-shaped to convex or plano-convex when mature, and umbonate. The cap margin is curved downward, even or slightly eroded. The red-orange cap surface is dry to moist, and wrinkled towards the margin but smooths out as it approaches the center. Sometimes there is white-yellowish flesh underneath the cap cuticle.
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As a result, human skin colours and the blue of the sky can be reproduced more faithfully. The Advanced Noise Filter III contributes to a high-quality reproduction of images through the reduction of noise by isolating the image and noise signals more accurately. It replaces the real space (real image) with a frequency space and extracts the signal component. It then smooths out the signal components while preserving the edges.
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During the bridge the two finally face each other in the lobby scene and as they lean in to kiss the rotoscoping animation momentarily smooths out. This is followed by another love scene and ends with the two walking out of the room. An additional music video of the live performance of the song at the MAD Video Music Awards 2010 was also officially aired by the network.
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Although an inviscid fluid can have abrupt changes in velocity, in reality viscosity smooths out sharp velocity changes. If the trailing edge has a non-zero angle, the flow velocity there must be zero. At a cusped trailing edge, however, the velocity can be non-zero although it must still be identical above and below the airfoil. Another formulation is that the pressure must be continuous at the trailing edge.
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Historically masonry was constructed with no mortar or with lime mortar. In modern times cement based mortars are used. The mortar glues the blocks together, and also smooths out the interface between the blocks, avoiding localised point loads that might have led to cracking. Since the widespread use of concrete, stone is rarely used as a primary structural material, often only appearing as a cladding, because of its cost and the high skills needed to produce it.
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A beam homogenizer is a device that smooths out the irregularities in a laser beam profile and creates a more uniform one. Most beam homogenizers use a multifaceted mirror with square facets. The mirror reflects light at different angles to create a beam with uniform power across the whole beam profile (a "top hat" profile). Some applications of beam homogenizers include their use with excimer lasers for making computer processing chips and with CO2 lasers for heat treating.
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To remove the glandular and fatty tissue which comprise the breast mass and the added skin that drapes the mass, there are three basic approaches. For petite breasts, such as an A or a small B, a peri-areolar incision can be done. That is a circular incision around the areola, combined with an inner circular incision to remove some of the excess areola. Drawing the skin into the center will result in some puckering, but this often smooths out with time.
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In addition, the eardrum itself moves in a very chaotic fashion at frequencies >3 kHz. The linear attachment of the eardrum to the malleus actually smooths out this chaotic motion and allows the ear to respond linearly over a wider frequency range than a point attachment. The auditory ossicles can also reduce sound pressure (the inner ear is very sensitive to overstimulation), by uncoupling each other through particular muscles. The middle ear efficiency peaks at a frequency of around 1 kHz.
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The increased buffering delay makes re-transmitted packets obsolete by the time they arrive, resulting in frame drops which reduces the quality of AV applications. Though credit-based shaper provides fair scheduling for low-priority packets and smooths out traffic to eliminate congestion, unfortunately, average delay increases up to 250 μs per hop, which is too high for control applications, whereas a time-aware shaper has a fixed cycle delay from 30 μs to several milliseconds, and typical delay of 125 μs.
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On review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes, the film has an approval rating of 39% based on 119 reviews, with an average rating of 5.47/10. The website's critical consensus reads, "Mary Shelley smooths out its subject's fascinating life and fails to communicate the spark of her classic work, undermining fine period detail and a solid Elle Fanning performance." On Metacritic, the film has a weighted average score of 49 out of 100, based on 28 critics, indicating "mixed or average reviews".
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Certain functions were identified as offering good opportunities for savings through the use of ICT, such as tax collection and benefits payments. Aggregating and reorganising other functions offers the promise of savings in procurement, buildings and facilities. The approach encourages departments to meet the government's desire for 'Joined-up Government' that smooths out the delivery of services, and supports initiatives such as the use of a Common Systems Strategy as suggested in Sir David Varney's Report and the Transformational Government strategy.
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Steering dampers are also mounted to off-road motorcycles such as motocross bikes.Two of the best from Honda A damper helps keep the bike tracking straight over difficult terrain such as ruts, rocks, and sand, and also smooths out jolts through the handlebars at the end of jumps. They also reduce arm fatigue by reducing the effort to control the handlebars. Rotary motorcycle steering damper (centre left) On motorcycles, one end of the damper is mounted to the steering yoke or triple tree, the other to the frame.
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The effect of jaggies can be reduced somewhat by a graphics technique known as spatial anti-aliasing. Anti-aliasing smooths out jagged lines by surrounding the jaggies with transparent pixels to simulate the appearance of fractionally- filled pixels. The downside of anti-aliasing is that it reduces contrast – rather than sharp black/white transitions, there are shades of gray – and the resulting image is fuzzy. This is an inescapable trade-off: if the resolution is insufficient to display the desired detail, the output will either be jagged or fuzzy, or some combination thereof.
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Sometimes an increase in delay can be perceived as a performance improvement, such as when a variable controlled by the user is set to a running average of the users input. This can give the impression of smoother motion, but the controlled variable always reaches the desired value a bit late. Since it smooths out hi-frequency jitter, when the user is attempting to hold the value constant, they may feel like they are succeeding more readily. This kind of compromise would be appropriate for control of a sniper rifle in a video game.
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Using spit and/or sweat is common and, for practitioners of swing bowling, integral. The moisture gained from spit or sweat when combined with polishing, smooths out one half of the ball which in turn allows air to pass over one side of the ball more quickly than over the other. When bowled correctly, a bowler can get the ball to move from one side to the other through the air. Also, it is common for fielders to rub the ball against their clothing to dry or polish it, as seen in most cricket matches.
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It has significant applications seemingly outside of economics in such diverse subjects as formulation of nuclear strategies, ethics, political science, and evolutionary biology. Risk aversion may stimulate activity that in well- functioning markets smooths out risk and communicates information about risk, as in markets for insurance, commodity futures contracts, and financial instruments. Financial economics or simply finance describes the allocation of financial resources. It also analyses the pricing of financial instruments, the financial structure of companies, the efficiency and fragility of financial markets, financial crises, and related government policy or regulation.
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Consider the stroboscope as used in mechanical analysis. This may be a "strobe light" that is fired at an adjustable rate. For example, an object is rotating at 60 revolutions per second: if it is viewed with a series of short flashes at 60 times per second, each flash illuminates the object at the same position in its rotational cycle, so it appears that the object is stationary. Furthermore, at a frequency of 60 flashes per second, persistence of vision smooths out the sequence of flashes so that the perceived image is continuous.
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In the early stage, when users are most likely to immediately encounter problems that stop them in their tracks, almost anyone of normal intelligence can be used as a test subject. In stage two, testers will recruit test subjects across a broad spectrum of abilities. For example, in one study, experienced users showed no problem using any design, from the first to the last, while naive user and self-identified power users both failed repeatedly. Later on, as the design smooths out, users should be recruited from the target population.
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The SUV measured from the large ROI smooths out the noise and, therefore, more appropriate in [18F]NaF bone studies as the radiotracer is fairly uniformly taken up throughout the bone. The measurement of SUV is easy, cheap, and quicker to perform, making it more attractive for clinical use. It has been used in diagnosing and assessing the efficacy of therapy. SUV can be measured at a single site, or the whole skeleton using a series of static scans and restricted by the small field-of-view of the PET scanner.
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The early, hot universe appears to be well explained by the Big Bang from roughly 10−33 seconds onwards, but there are several problems. One is that there is no compelling reason, using current particle physics, for the universe to be flat, homogeneous, and isotropic (see the cosmological principle). Moreover, grand unified theories of particle physics suggest that there should be magnetic monopoles in the universe, which have not been found. These problems are resolved by a brief period of cosmic inflation, which drives the universe to flatness, smooths out anisotropies and inhomogeneities to the observed level, and exponentially dilutes the monopoles.
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A snow groomer (informally called a "piste basher" in the United Kingdom) is a tracked vehicle equipped in front with a shovel (or dozer blade) and behind with a cutter (or roller). It is usually driven by diesel engines. When the machine drives over a snowfield, it pushes snow ahead of it and, at the same time, smooths out any surface unevenness. Snow groomers built for ski slopes employ front mounted, hydraulically operated blades, powered rotary tillers and specialized shaping equipment for not only maintaining ski slopes, but also for building half pipes, ski/snowboard terrain parks and snow tube parks.
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Averaging consecutive CCD images yields a cleaner profile and removes both CCD imager noise and laser beam intensity fluctuations. The signal-to-noise-ratio (SNR) of a pixel for a beam profile is defined as the mean value of the pixel divided by its root-mean-square (rms) value. The SNR improves as square root of the number of captured frames for shot noise processes – dark current noise, readout noise, and Poissonian detection noise. So, for example, increasing the number of averages by a factor of 100 smooths out the beam profile by a factor of 10.
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The ankle joint consists of a sizable midward and an even larger outward groove. The conspicuous ridge on the backside of the tarsometatarsus is formed by the third toe's midfoot bones, which are set to the plantar side in respect to their neighbors, with which they are fused. This is particularly noticeable in the lower part of the bone, where a corresponding groove is present on the dorsal side. This smooths out proximad, with the proximal half of the bone-- which is not known from an unflattened specimen to date--probably oval or triangular (with the point backwards) in cross section.
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It has a T-tail and a retractable tricycle landing gear. The aircraft is designed to operate from short and rough airstrips and incorporates an advanced wing design, with a large double- slotted flap system to achieve the necessary performance, having a stall speed of only 81 knots at the maximum landing weight. The long-stroke trailing link landing gear smooths out uneven surfaces, the dual-wheel main wheels have of pressure to prevent sinking in soft surfaces, and the wing flaps have a replaceable, abradable surface and shields the high mounted engines from loose debris. The cabin has room for eight passengers and two pilots.
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Thus, the cooling system is designed to vary cooling so the engine is neither too hot nor too cold. Cooling system regulation includes adjustable baffles in the air flow (sometimes called 'shutters' and commonly run by a pneumatic 'shutterstat); a fan which operates either independently of the engine, such as an electric fan, or which has an adjustable clutch; a thermostatic valve or just 'thermostat' that can block the coolant flow when too cool. In addition, the motor, coolant, and heat exchanger have some heat capacity which smooths out temperature increase in short sprints. Some engine controls shut down an engine or limit it to half throttle if it overheats.
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This movement begins with a unison theme in all instruments. It is in sonata form with the exposition concluding in the major-mode submediant (D), which is approached through a second subject in its enharmonic parallel minor (C). The first theme's heavy emphasis on D prepares and smooths out this modulation, as well as its reversal with the approach to the expositional repeat. It is notable that Brahms' other F minor sonata-form first movements – from the Sonata Op. 5 and the Clarinet Sonata Op. 120/1 – also have an expositional goal of D major, and both also are followed by a slow movement in A major.
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Martens explains that "its choppy opening overlaid with a lilting guitar solo instantly smooths out the frayed beginning [and feels] like a daydream" as it marks the beginning of Scott's obsession with Ramona. Similarly, the Black Lips' "O Katrina!", in the film and on the soundtrack, is described by the producers to have the feel of a Sex Bob-Omb song. Martens writes that "Sleazy Bed Track" has a "downbeat groove and depressed lyrics [that] hint that not all will be so sweet", and that the version of "It's Getting Boring By the Sea" used has a "sharp guitar opening [that] suits the fight-like atmospheres of the film".
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In a 1988 paper economists John Y. Campbell and Robert Shiller concluded that "a long moving average of real earnings helps to forecast future real dividends" which in turn are correlated with returns on stocks. The idea is to take a long-term average of earnings (typically 5 or 10 year) and adjust for inflation to forecast future returns. The long term average smooths out short term volatility of earnings and medium-term business cycles in the general economy and they thought it was a better reflection of a firm's long term earning power. Shiller later popularized the 10-year version of Graham and Dodd's P/E as a way to value the stock market.
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Bubbles from rosé Champagne An initial burst of effervescence occurs when the Champagne contacts the dry glass on pouring. These bubbles form on imperfections in the glass that facilitate nucleation or, to a minimal extent, on cellulose fibres left over from the wiping/drying process as shown with a high-speed video camera. However, after the initial rush, these naturally occurring imperfections are typically too small to consistently act as nucleation points as the surface tension of the liquid smooths out these minute irregularities. The nucleation sites that act as a source for the ongoing effervescence are not natural imperfections in the glass, but actually occur where the glass has been etched by the manufacturer or the customer.
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On top and below the wing it consists of small rounded edge to reduce the surface and such friction drag. At the leading and trailing edge it consists of much larger taper and smooths out the pressure differences: High pressure at the leading and trailing edge, low pressure on top of the wing and around the fuselage. The flap tracks canoe fairings on a Boeing 747 ; Wing tips : Wing tips are often formed as complex shapes to reduce vortex generation and so also drag, especially at low speed. ; Wheels on fixed gear aircraft : Wheel fairings are often called "wheel pants", "speed fairings" in North America or "wheel spats" or "trousers", in the United Kingdom, the latter enclosing both the wheel and landing gear leg.
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Their riff "smooths out a series of sustained chordal layers" in the refrains, aided by the backing vocals. In an interview done for the book Abba – Uncensored on the Record, music journalist Hugh Fielder says that the song is "built on banks of electronic instruments that provide a strong atmosphere for Frida's vocals". He comments that her vocals have been mixed into the background of the song, creating a "cold, objective" atmosphere, "almost as if she's looking down on the rest of us". He says the song has a "theatrical element", and puts this down to the fact that by this time Benny and Bjorn had started thinking beyond 5-minute pop songs and begun writing in terms of stage productions, the next frontier beyond ABBA.
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Because the accelerating expansion of space stretches out any initial variations in density or temperature to very large length scales, an essential feature of inflation is that it smooths out inhomogeneities and anisotropies, and reduces the curvature of space. This pushes the Universe into a very simple state in which it is completely dominated by the inflaton field and the only significant inhomogeneities are tiny quantum fluctuations. Inflation also dilutes exotic heavy particles, such as the magnetic monopoles predicted by many extensions to the Standard Model of particle physics. If the Universe was only hot enough to form such particles before a period of inflation, they would not be observed in nature, as they would be so rare that it is quite likely that there are none in the observable universe.
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"Run Baby Run" was generally very well received by contemporary pop music critics, a number of whom, including Dan Martin of NME, who commented Bleed Like Me's strong opening half: "A spleen-tingling big rock rollercoaster" while singling out "Run Baby Run". A number of reviewers picked up on The Cure influence on "Run Baby Run": in an album preview, Rolling Stone felt that song's "tender, dreamy verses" brought to mind "Just Like Heaven", while Chuck Arnold of People wrote "Garbage smooths out the rough stuff with the melodic pop appeal of "Run Baby Run", an exhilirating rush that brings to mind The Cure". In the Rolling Stone album review, felt the song recreated the 80s new wave sound better than efforts from bands like Kasabian and Bloc Party: "Surrounded by a black forest of power-chord distortion, Manson pleads and prays like Deborah Harry atop a bouncing, throaty guitar riff that New Order would envy." The New York Daily News also picked up on the New Order sound, commenting that the band had given the bass guitar "the best hook".
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