He has the look and smoothness of a seasoned politico.
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Despite hydropneumatics' famous smoothness, Citroën dropped the technology in 2015.
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Every meter of trail varies in slope, pitch and smoothness.
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It was the power and smoothness of its nicotine hit.
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Might any racial friction abrade the smoothness of the style?
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It's this "smoothness approximation" that most quantum gravity researchers find suspect.
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Smoothness, viewed from another angle, collapses into the roughness of panic.
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This helps retain your skin's elasticity and smoothness all day long.
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Yet there's also a certain smoothness, a certain lightness to it.
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Tracy helped us dial it back, favoring smoothness over going gonzo.
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It had lost a bit of the smoothness from the 21-year.
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There was the rhythm of Porzingis's movements, the smoothness of his release.
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Each option, though distinctly different in taste, had a similar buttery-smoothness.
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"I fell in love with that smoothness," said Mr. Whitehead of Finex.
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It gives my hair a touch of shine, decent control, and smoothness.
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That relative smoothness suits Ms. Childs's meticulous, austere style and movement vocabulary.
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There's aggression but with refinement: knife-edge sharpness balanced with comforting smoothness.
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"Mister Mellow" leans instead toward smoothness, the better to mesmerize and disorient.
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The shape, weight, smoothness, compatibility and feature set are all top notch.
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But given their smoothness, something environmental most likely caused these sweeping curves.
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She adds a smoothness that's a perfect contrast to the instrumentation backing her.
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As collagen degrades, our skin loses its elasticity and smoothness, leading to wrinkles.
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Steinhauer's new measurements confirm that in the fluid case, the smoothness approximation works.
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Warning: there's no Whole Foods Master of None smoothness to be had here.
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Smoothness became the focus in designing a new cigarette for first-time smokers.
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Smoothness became the focus in designing a new cigarette for first-time smokers.
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It comes much closer to matching iOS' animation smoothness thanks to its 211Hz screen.
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That is to say, flexibility is key to balancing liveliness and smoothness in themelesses.
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There's a violent smoothness to Warrant Officer Marcus Edwards' steps, shoulders rolling like spinning tops.
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I can feel the smoothness where the energy's running, and then I feel a snag.
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Every zipper on this bag works with beautiful smoothness and is weather-protected to boot.
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There's no tactile smoothness to speak of, you just have to kinda shove it open.
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The GT500 never fumbled and every gear change was carried off with amazingly fluid smoothness.
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None, however, do it with the same level of smoothness or forcefulness as the NSX.
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The Z9F promises near-flawless viewing angles and best-in-class motion clarity and smoothness.
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Add texture spray for more body or oil to smoothness, depending on your hair type.
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He moves from the frivolous to feeling with such smoothness it takes your breath away.
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The smoothness and correctness of this effect will be judged in a few test scenes.
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Over all, I'm happy with the balance between smoothness and lively fill in this one.
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In the picture, a rectangle of ice juts out with seemingly perfect smoothness and straight edges.
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The world is more colorful and detailed, and moves with a smoothness impossible on the Vita.
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What this means in practice is that the seconds hand moves with an almost uncanny smoothness.
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But in the veiling process, the perfect smoothness was destroyed, and leaving texture in its wake.
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Color and detail are all greatly improved, as is the overall smoothness of the footage captured.
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Compared with a V-6, inline sixes are often preferred in luxury applications because of their smoothness.
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Irons's Scar possessed a blush of camp and sinuous smoothness to go along with his Machiavellian ways.
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This place should allow me to immerse myself in Nutella's most alluring qualities—its decadence, smoothness, lusciousness.
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The robot also has to maintain the tension and smoothness of the material and align its seams.
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Ingots of the highest purity are polished to mirror smoothness and sold to a chipmaker like Intel.
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Ivory's rare combination of density and smoothness makes it ideal for intricate carving, but there are alternatives.
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The smoothness itself soothed against the anxiety of the difficult-to-control impulse of a bad habit.
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The intro was written by Frank Ocean, which can't hurt when you're searching for some arressting smoothness.
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Clits don't self-lubricate, and a good lube adds silky smoothness to either partnered or solo sex.
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Even when the dynamic level increases to an undeniable roar, there is a smoothness to the piece.
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After all, anyone who can maintain that level of precision and smoothness can surely run a company.
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With every bite, you get the smoothness of the ice cream and the perfect crunch of the candy.
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The flavors tumbled about, a sensory circus that was finally tamed by the rich smoothness of the frosting.
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Overall polish and animation smoothness can be a beat behind flagship-level phones, but it never impacts usability.
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The silky smoothness of a high refresh rate screen also gives users a premium vibe from their device.
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So, but it definitely did have a sense of cleanliness, and smoothness, but it was its own character.
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As I noted above, the aesthetic smoothness and polish of the NightHawks extends into their sound as well.
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Freedman's earlier machine featured only 36 flips, which he says limited the action and smoothness of the animation.
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You can absolutely feel the lack of stability and smoothness when riding a janky or half-broken scooter.
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The whole point of harira is a creamy smoothness, so you want the lentils and favas completely soft.
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Hill's appeal, whatever the genre, is in his instinct to punctuate long stretches of smoothness with florid bloopers.
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A hard cut can draw attention to itself to create a sense of dramatic irony or transitional smoothness.
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He filmed it with a new camera, the Panaglide, that gave hand-held scenes a previously unseen smoothness.
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It's as if summer waves tasted of sugar water instead of saltwater, its smoothness belying its awesome force.
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In general, the more power, the better it will do when mixing and chopping ingredients into creamy smoothness.
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The production covers much ground, some of it filled with land mines, with blithe smoothness and friendly accessibility.
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Kaine is punchy and making some good points, but many viewers will simply be distracted by Pence's relative smoothness.
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Regarding handling and overall smoothness: though I'd opt for the Westside Highway and Central Park instead of Waverly Place.
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Bad macaroni — dry, crunchy, lacking smoothness and squelch — is an abomination, a stain on the institution of soul food.
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He thought about her as he stepped inside his open room, remembering the smell of her skin, its smoothness.
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Not as much zip in this one as I'd strive to include nowadays, but I like the overall smoothness.
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Directed with disarming smoothness and military precision by Sarah Benson, "Fairview" begins amicably enough, or so it would appear.
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Hyundai's 4.53-speed dual-clutch handles shifting duty, although from the smoothness of the shifts you'd probably never know.
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It's supposed to mold limbs to mannequin-like smoothness, paving over cracks, flattening any bloat and restraining all bounce.
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You have the choice of picking out a PC that unlocks graphics and smoothness that consoles simply can't match.
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Karatsevidis knows users will measure quality by the texture of the fabric keyboard and the smoothness of the volume buttons.
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You know that you've achieved peak yacht-coasting-through-a-bay smoothness when even your unfinished demos are buttery soft.
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As the nickname implies, the artificial smoothness can make a big-budget Hollywood blockbuster look like a daytime soap opera.
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The Peloton tread has dozens of ball bearings underneath its belt, which a product manager told me was for smoothness.
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Much of that smoothness comes from the skills of the pilot at the controls: Airbus experimental test pilot Olivier Gensse.
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The V5.03 offers video stabilization at 1080p, with an added option of 4K video recording sans the smoothness stabilization provides.
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Once you've mastered it, the control you have over the hit—coupled with the smoothness—makes it a great option.
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Lightly sweetened and whisked to smoothness, this ricotta filling is spread over the cake layers as if it were frosting.
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It's a gel-textured serum packed with 75% hyaluronic acid, silk proteins for smoothness, and mineral complex for added hydration.
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The tidiness of the interface and smoothness of the onboarding go a long way to make the experience smooth and responsive.
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I wanted his smoothness, that coolness a lot of black boys have that's seen in painters like Barkley L. Hendricks's work.
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Made from woven double brushed microfiber, its premium weave delivers superior comfort, ultimate durability, and smoothness without giving you the sniffles.
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Now come Patchology's lip gels, which were designed just for the mouth, for hydration and smoothness despite the dry winter weather.
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Many of the changes were minor, but every change improved one or more of clarity, specificity, smoothness, appropriate difficulty or liveliness.
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But according to the judges, there was still some room for improvement — possibly in the smoothness and flow of her landing.
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I feel no such reluctance regarding "Long Lost," which is directed with Teflon smoothness by Daniel Sullivan, Mr. Margulies's frequent collaborator.
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The amber-toned brandy has a floral, grapy aroma and a light smoothness, hinting of toffee and orange, on the palate.
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Overall, I think this tool is best suited to those with long, fine hair, who can expect shape, volume, and smoothness.
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Look closely and you can see the waves where the concretes is shaped and pulled, fanned and scraped, into its smoothness.
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The production has been directed with as much smoothness as the script allows by his frequent and fruitful collaborator, Mark Brokaw.
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He feels nonsynthetic in his smoothness, and his jokes directed at the audience stay carefully on the sunny side of insults.
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The NX200t has the characteristic Lexus smoothness, with superb ride quality over rough pavement and a quiet ride at freeway speeds.
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There is a smoothness to him that belies his age, four genuine pitches with an understanding of how to use them.
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I pay attention to the softness and/or smoothness of somebody's skin, and the feel of their hair, especially if it's long.
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"For each corner, there'll be an evaluation of your driving smoothness," says Lucian Gheorghe, the Nissan researcher in charge of this rig.
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Giannis Antetokounmpo's transformation from gangly neophyte into menacing prophet has been stunning not just for its pace but also for its smoothness.
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Low down, all is smooth and regular, as if it genuinely wishes to mimic the characteristic smoothness and elegance of the Baroque.
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However, leaks and rumors of 27Hz screens are already floating about, which would be in accord with the teasers about unprecedented smoothness.
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The glimmery finish falls somewhere between Madonna in 1984 and Rihanna right now — the perfect blend of velvety smoothness and metallic magic.
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Quavo and Lil Yachty at 71 BPM to Piatto's "Work That" at 128 BPM with relative smoothness, and even an echo out!
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But for Cruise, that assured smoothness has become crucial for someone looking to retain the Quan he almost lost ten years ago.
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Smoothness with legacy vehicles will likely allow more focus on a successful launch of the critical Model 3 vehicle later this year.
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But even earlier in the program, their marriage of smoothness and rusticity was effective in short works by Dvorak and Josef Suk.
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The pasta is ready quickly, and she tosses it into the sauce, along with butter for smoothness and pecorino because why not.
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We spent a lot of time looking at things like smoothness, the umami finish, the color, and how it made us feel.
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That mix of strength and smoothness, applied to questions of identity, has made Abraham one of the most acclaimed dancemakers working today.
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To get the look, start by working a hair oil, like the Sebastian Professional Dark Oil, into damp hair for shine and smoothness.
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If velvety smoothness is what you're after, skip the artificial stuff and opt for organic half-and-half or this vegan coffee creamer.
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In the last of six sessions, we sanded the board to a chalky smoothness, advancing through a series of increasingly fine sandpaper grits.
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But that spirit of fun remained, thanks to the smoothness, the open-air aura, a suspension engineered for off-roading, and its responsiveness.
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The acceleration and smoothness of the zoom tool are perfect, exactly the right feel without being too fast, too slow or too janky.
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The smoothness, that production-line mentality in which the club rolled on regardless of the man on the sideline, has long since disappeared.
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I even turned down the smoothness down to zero, and it still had the tendency to go a bit overboard on my skin.
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One area where you should see the difference, besides the ones we've already mentioned, is in the speed and smoothness of augmented reality apps.
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Micro volatility is concerned with the smoothness with which prices move while macro volatility focuses more on the overall scale of the cyclical swings.
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Forget one-time lip plumping glosses or fast fads, this device uses phototherapy technology to increase the volume, color and smoothness of your lips.
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Google taking ownership of hardware design and tailoring software to components like processors probably has a lot to do with this general UI smoothness.
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Considering all the other features, like organization, smoothness, and a design that makes you want to keep writing, here's the best note-taking app.
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The DJ Mustard-handled production does away with the former's smoothness and instead goes for a formulaic pop sound that feels stale at best.
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Each frame is microscopically different from the last, animating waves of wood grain with such smoothness that they look like water, hence the title.
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Flat parsley would never work (way too scratchy and not giving enough) but somehow curly parsley lends it the heat and smoothness it needs.
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The smoothness of the filters are nearly like an old house mixer like a UREI, but the parametric sweepable EQ is quite nerdy and techno.
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I began as a photographer and so painting for me always touched issues of visual credibility, for example the smoothness of airbrush for trompe-d'oeil.
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The interior ring will be cylindrically cut out for the desired smoothness using a micrometer thick water jet inside which a laser beam is cast.
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The final step is to spray hairspray (he used Kérastase Laque Noire) on your fingers then run them over each section for smoothness and separation.
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A deep and dubby number, "Shinkansen" powers forward with the smoothness of a well-oiled machine through sparkling chimes and an onslaught of fraying acid.
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A pebble can be an irritation in a shoe or something whose smoothness we might remember is the result of wave after wave after wave.
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X had made much of the enhanced smoothness of its rides these days, but I found that the car still moved timidly down the road.
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Let's Enhance's version has restored the smoothness of the lines, and even reproduced the reflection of the photographer in the blacks of the cat's eyes.
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That single short, outrageous growth spurt fits all existing cosmological data well and accounts for the universe's largeness, smoothness, flatness and lack of preferred direction.
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The pleasurable payoff is in the music, harking back to the 1980s era of Michael Jackson's vocal harmonies and Prince's synthesizers, all sweet, glassy smoothness.
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Her brushed surfaces can bring to mind very fine sealskin; wielding a palette knife, she alternated between the smoothness of butter and a slight chop.
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I haven't made a themeless crossword in several years, and the bar has gotten so much higher for the smoothness and liveliness of the fill.
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Gamers can fine-tune their systems to find the perfect balance of resolution, detail, and smoothness that their PC can offer using Radeon Software Adrenalin Edition.
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Here are some excerpts from CNBC's interviews with Hinrichs: Along with instant torque, there's the smoothness and quietness of the ride, the low center of gravity.
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It's far easier to discern a difference in smoothness between a standard 60Hz display and a 144Hz gaming monitor than it is between 240Hz and 144Hz.
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Our BMW reviews have always pointed out areas where the company beats out all of its competitors; powertrain smoothness, infotainment, transmission programming and head-up displays.
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The smoothness of the chocolate pairs nicely with a slice of pecan pie, or served alone as a dessert drink that all chocolate lovers will enjoy.
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Tweaking the pointer and touchpad drivers made it a better experience for me, but HP still isn't at Microsoft or Apple levels of precision and smoothness.
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I've driven the new car in city and mountain roads in both Portugal and the US, and I prefer the less powerful model for its smoothness.
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The perpetually thoughtful John Mayer released the certified bop "New Light" earlier this month and now he's given us a video to go with its smoothness.
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The fun comes from the speed at which the OS responds to your gestures, the smoothness with which you can flip or riffle between entire applications.
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It may be moving slowly, but his studies show that, for all the shot's smoothness and ease, the rotation imparted by the modern slice is radical.
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While I can appreciate the smoothness, I'm not bothered returning to my iPhone or Galaxy Note 113 after using the smoother screen on a Pixel 211.
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Having Charlie Wilson on your track telegraphs something, and that something is at least partly nostalgia for early '00s Dave Chappell and a love of smoothness.
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The convenience of this tiny camera easily outweighs the slight drop in smoothness, and the result is that I'm finally going to stop lugging a gimbal around.
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He was thunderstruck, and his reaction was physical: hairs rising on his neck, his skin tingling, and his tongue seeming to move over ivory's coolness and smoothness.
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Software optimizations mean that with the exception of Google's Pixel phones, OnePlus is the only company that can touch the iPhone in terms of responsiveness and smoothness.
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Still, the production unfolded with the smoothness of a long-running show—this in a week when the orchestra was mounting an equally complex spectacle across town.
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It delivers plenty of sweet vanilla and tropical fruit aromas along with rich smoothness on the palate: The Dead Rabbit Irish Whiskey, $34.99 for 750 milliliters, warehousewineandspirits.
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The director Joe Chappelle has heavily filtered the movie's images — draining the color from his characters' faces, polishing their features into dull smoothness, dimming even the daylight.
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However, the departure of the unit's COO shortly after the exits of the CEO, chairman and other board members could raise concerns about the smoothness of the transition.
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Aldi offers traditional, natural and organic peanut butter varieties (available in both creamy and crunchy smoothness) starting at $1.79 for a 16-ounce jar of the basic creamy.
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If you want to look at his partners on the remix of Chris Brown's filthy "Back to Sleep," you can hold Usher's smoothness and Brown's malleability over him.
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While the system's setup is somewhat complex, the smoothness of the graphics and the high-quality design of the headgear make virtual reality feel ready for prime time.
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"It's something you can definitely tell" in the same way you could see 90Hz, he says, calling it a "further level" of smoothness, especially with scrolling and gestures.
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Although their smoothness and symmetrical geometries suggest they may have been manufactured, just like a plastic bottle, they are born from individual attention, and each invites close scrutiny.
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It's stitched together precisely, the zipper works with an unerring smoothness, and I'm left with the impression of real quality every time I pick it up and use it.
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For styling, Michael used Seven-7 Satara texture cream to give her hair more movement, and Seven-7 Gazar polish balm to add smoothness, shine, and tame the flyaways.
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As for Migos themselves, their longtime producer DJ Durel is responsible for both "Too Playa" and "South Africa," so perhaps he's the mystery sax man responsible for the smoothness.
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Keratin brings protein back to hair damaged by hot tools or chemicals, and vitamin-packed moringa seed oil and collage build back strands for added shine, strength, and smoothness.
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But the real breakthrough is that they work with Nvidia's G-Sync technology, bringing the unbeatable smoothness of a high-end gaming monitor to a far bigger screen size.
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When I apply the smoothie on my face, it calms irritation and continues to work after I take it off — you can instantly feel the smoothness, texture, and tightening.
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"The driving position, the power, the silence, the smoothness of the delivery and just the ease of use is just incomparable with anything I've ever driven before," Dowd says.
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It's 2016, so I assumed that the variety of available scents, as well as the smoothness with which they could be delivered to my nostrils, would have improved significantly.
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The ride-hailing company is testing new software in an updated version of its app that will use smartphone sensors to determine changes in a ride's pacing and smoothness.
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Colter's version of Cage isn't the hard-as-nails vigilante from the comics, but he brings a dignity and smoothness to the role that makes him enjoyable to watch.
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The most annoying part about the sheet set is that the corners of the fitted sheet would slide off our 11-inch thick mattress due to their silky smoothness.
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And the smoothness of the staging, by the director Daniel Aukin, will keep you from noticing that more and more of those stretches are stretching by without much build.
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So staying in the house, on the other hand, may produce a softness and smoothness, not to say thinness of skin, accompanied by an increased sensibility to certain impressions.
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What's new: The hatchback's Polymetal Gray is a newly developed exterior paint option that fuses the hard appearance of metal with the glossy smoothness of plastic for a unique look.
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For the nonthematic fill, I made smoothness my top priority, since it's so easy for a theme-heavy puzzle like this one to get bogged down by subpar short answers.
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It's neat, but a GriGri will run you $100 at least and for overall smoothness, it's still hard to beat the ATC; the GriGri's cam mechanism is a bit jerky.
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The duo are based out in Copenhagen, which seems to be where everything cool exists, so it is only right that their latest track oozes a similar level of smoothness.
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The USB-C port at the bottom is finished with perfect smoothness, whereas I've experienced many phones, the iPhone among them, that have a sharp edge to their charging ports.
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It's a rousing, thrilling adventure, beautifully animated in rich, deep hues with a look that meets neatly between the flow of hand-drawn cels and the smoothness of digital animation.
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First of all, the album features "My Place," a kind-of-really-beautiful and somehow forgotten track that oozes with the smoothness of plain-sailing relationships despite its subject matter.
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Tofu pudding—or "tofu brains," as it is called in some regions of China—may not turn you into a god, but its slippery, satiny smoothness makes for divine slurping.
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The smoothness of the camerawork and the deliberateness of the dialogue make "Billy Lynn" feel more like a filmed play than an adapted novel, despite the verisimilitude of the settings.
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" Engineers had created a rig to rough-dry hair, and a cabinet that "measures the light refraction, how glossy or shiny it is—the flyaways, the smoothness, and the orderliness.
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The 556-horsepower V-8 in the CTS-V is breathtaking in its smoothness and how powerfully it winds up the car, even at lane-changing speeds on the freeway.
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Fortunately, the Precision touchpad on the new Blade 15 is a major improvement over Razer's previous offerings, putting it in line with the Surface devices in terms of smoothness and responsiveness.
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However, the sweetly sung refrain of "fell in love with the devil" adds a sinister edge to the song's escapism, proving there's more to this group's smoothness than meets the eye.
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Luckily, Joanna is there to provide a little bit of smoothness when it comes to disciplining daughters Emmie Kay, 7, and Ella Rose, 11, plus sons Duke, 9, and Drake, 12.
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The philosophers argue that the "universality" of Hawking radiation—its robustness and insensitivity to the fine-grained details of a medium—suggests that the smoothness approximation should also hold for spacetime.
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It invites about 100 potential car buyers of different ages, races, and genders to share how they feel about anything from a new geolocation feature to the smoothness of a button.
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Pros: The smoothness of the ride and the precise handling are unbeatableCons: On the expensive side, doesn't work as well for ages three and up, and has a wide wheel print
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But where Key lime has floral, herbal notes to soften the acid, tamarind is heady with molasses and dried fruit, which I round out with a little orange juice for smoothness.
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Humble mame daifuku, a white ball of mochi with a surface faintly troubled by shadows, like the seas of the moon, has the comforting heft and smoothness of a river stone.
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The opening short, "Kids," directed by Michael Frei and Mario von Rickenbach, communicates its theme of conformity through cookie-cutter-like figures moving with almost liquid smoothness over a blank field.
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Surgeons should take skin color, texture or smoothness, hair growth, and thickness of the skin into account when choosing the best place to take a skin graft from, according to King.
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Her feet give the somnambulism a rapidly stuttering quality — the runs on point lack smoothness — and we don't yet sense, during her main scene with the Poet, a heart that beats.
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Normally priced at $163, this mobile device is very thin and lightweight with a 9.7-inch HD Retina Display, which is powered with Apple's A8X chip for maximum smoothness and quick productivity.
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The View 63 is as nimble as any Android flagship on the market, irrespective of price, with the response times of a spooked hare and the smoothness of a Roger Federer backhand.
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One outlying theory connects this arithmetic fear to Joyce's decision to publish Ulysses on his birthday the following year, which had a sublime smoothness when written down on paper: 290/21990/2160.
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There is something deeply romantic about the idea of holding a physical book in your hands: feeling the weight of it, the smoothness of the pages, and above all else the smell.
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Features already seen in gaming monitors (like variable refresh rates) are coming to the biggest screen in your home, and 4K at 120Hz will usher in a new level of gameplay smoothness.
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The challenges facing all of those phones will include compensating for the higher battery cost of a high-refresh rate screen and convincing customers the extra cost it worth the improved smoothness.
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It's worth the wait; the nuts are delicious and the oil that is made from them is used in body, skin, and hair products to protect, hydrate, and add smoothness and shine, respectively.
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Musically, it's a departure, replacing the plucky little riffs of her previous lightweight, countrypolitan blend with disco strings, tastefully subdued electronic touches, pitch-corrected vocals with the smoothness of vanilla-tinged rice pudding.
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Yes, you can appreciate the craftsmanship, the roar of the engine, and the smoothness of the drive itself, and those factors vary from vehicle to vehicle, but fundamentally, a car is a car.
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There's a smoothness and a sweetness to those headphones' sound that is unmatched, even by much pricier models, and I continue to hold them up as my standard for stupendous value for money.
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"While the remarkable isotropy of the CMB points to an initial state with a very high degree of smoothness, the late epoch Universe encompasses a complex cosmic web of structures," the paper notes.
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Everything still hurt at the end of the day, but the movement was effortless, and sometimes I found myself yelping with joy, alone in the woods, at the beauty and smoothness of it all.
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He can lay down an elegant line when he wants to, but he favors an authenticating roughness to a consoling smoothness; when euphony and precision are at cross-purposes in his writing, euphony yields.
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After a subterranean start to the Schubert, Mr. Honeck approached its famous melody with unusual deliberation and buttery smoothness, lingering over it and finding within its familiar contours new worlds of nostalgia, sweetness, sadness.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)READMEThanks to things like OnePlus' gesture navigation, a focus on smoothness, better app management and an built-in dark theme, Oxygen OS often feels like an improved take on stock Android.
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In this particular recipe, the cake was extremely sweet and had a very moist (almost pudding-like) texture with a bonus crunch from the Heath piece topping, plus a smoothness from the whipped cream icing.
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And Google has optimized for smoothness of stream by retaining 60 fps all the way down to its recommended minimum bandwidth connection quality of 10 Mbps (and even potentially below that based on this chart).
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While he may not have the smoothness and gravitas of Ronald Reagan in 1980, the adviser said, "he certainly won't be" the sweaty and pale Richard Nixon that appeared in 1960 versus John F. Kennedy.
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But it's a very understandable brand of smoothness—he's not like Michael Jackson or Freddie Mercury, who prompt responses of "EXCUSE ME, BUT HOW" every time they open their mouths or do anything resembling dancing.
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For instance, the show opens with Ms. Barnes and Ms. Bass running on side-to-side treadmills; the smoothness of their stride remains constant, even when they reapply their makeup or put on feathered headdresses.
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On the other hand, Saturdays are wide open, which leads to more zing in terms of longer entries, but also more trade-offs in smoothness when those long entries have to yield good shorter fill.
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I'm still happy with the freshness, Scrabbliness, and relative smoothness, but the fill is a bit heavy on "17-year-old-guy" entries (SHAWTY, INCUBI and even LOVER BOY and SHOWGIRL) for my current tastes.
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These peninsulas take the water between thumb and finger Like women feeling for the smoothness of yard-goods But what is the printer's excitement to us, or to the author of this determinedly unemotional poem?
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For now, I assume that the smoothness of the experience is due to a combination of the TrueDepth sensors and the powerful, new A28 Bionic CPU, which even includes what Apple is calling a Neural Engine.
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While 240Hz is undoubtedly an improvement over the plethora of 144Hz monitors, it won't be a huge leap in smoothness like the jump from 60Hz to 144Hz was, given that game engines don't support it yet.
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In his latest, solo work, which appeared in October, he reported that quantum error correction is "essential for maintaining the smoothness of space-time at the horizon" of a two-mouthed black hole, called a wormhole.
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That melt-in-your-mouth texture will also hopefully remain the same; Tao's team will work with experts to ensure that when they alter the chocolate's particles, they keep the same rich smoothness that consumers expect.
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Grime stars over the years have handled the transition with different degrees of smoothness, and some of the bending and accommodating that took Dizzee Rascal a few years to get around to, Skepta's already toying with.
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Huddled over a battered pair of scales, Aye Aye Thein estimates the price of hair by its feel and a simple scrape of the bundle with an open scissor arm to test for firmness and smoothness.
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But as the years have passed, the qualities that made Buicks attractive to accomplished parents and grandparents — their sofa-on-wheels comfort, their ocean-liner smoothness — have become more of a joke than a selling point.
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The cast — which also includes Nina Grollman, Tara Summers and Katie Beth Hall (as a little girl who looks a lot like Hilary) — exudes an easygoing smoothness even when plowing through the stoniest fields of metaphysics.
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He had a broad chest with a black knot of hair at the sternum, and would have looked at home standing over a sink in a shaving cream commercial, marveling over the smoothness of his cheeks.
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Individual songs are exquisite: "Where Do We Go" combines piano plodding and melodic swell to fraught effect, and the ostinato violin in the lead single "Cranes in the Sky" cuts through the smoothness and vocal flutter.
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Video game graphics have never been more advanced and detailed with true-to-life gameplay and smoothness, but companies are getting into retro gaming to tap into the nostalgia of everyone who grew up during the '90s.
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Precision drivers have improved the trackpad experience on virtually every machine they are used on, bringing Windows laptop trackpads to a level of performance, reliability, and smoothness that almost matches what Apple's MacBooks have had for years.
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Why you would avoid it: It's still not really finished, and lacks some of the smoothness of its rivals when it comes to compiling playlists, queueing up songs to listen to immediately, and jumping between different devices.
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The smoothness came a few days later, when I looked down at my balls after getting out of bed and noticed that they looked like they do after a long session in a 104-degree hot tub.
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But as the products age, so grows their smoothness and complexity, culminating in the Divin Prince Wittgenstein, a 50-year brandy named after a famous Russian Field-Marshal-General who made "strong contributions" to the region's winemaking.
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While honoring all the expected biomusical clichés, which include rolling out its subjects' greatest hits in brisk and sometimes too fragmented succession, this production refreshingly emphasizes the improbable triumph of rough, combustible parts assembled into glistening smoothness.
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In addition to increased ride and handling on the pickups, the Chevy and GMC SUVS now offer four-corner air suspension systems that greatly improve the smoothness of the ride and a fourth-generation magnetic ride control.
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Bonkers in the sense that unlike the clunky Power Loader, these 7-foot-long arms replicate human motions with incredible smoothness and accuracy, each limb lifting 500 pounds, then turning around and manipulating the most delicate of objects.
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Like my grandmother and her myriad posies, I value the differences in each condiment, the various types of chiles, the size of the flakes or smoothness of the purée, whether they're preserved with oil or vinegar or brine.
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Huawei's multitasking system rips off the iPhone X system wholesale' and you can criticize that plagiarism all you like, but I appreciate how close Huawei has come to truly replicating, not merely imitating, the smoothness of the iOS experience.
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It's no wonder that southern producers developed a different sound; the worn-in post-soul smoothness of Pimp C or Organized Noize fits this environment way better than sped-up soul or boom-bap or even sunny G-funk.
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"In the very torrent, tempest and (as I may say) whirlwind of your passion, you must acquire and beget a temperance that may give it smoothness," he tells the actors as they prepare to stage a Hamlet-tweaked tragedy.
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"Makida III," a 1997 carving on view at the Anderson Collection, is partially wrapped in feathery pale pink and blue strokes, a delicate and counter-intuitive application of color that somehow works in concert with the head's luxurious smoothness.
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When you watch a movie, it slows down to 43Hz to match the 24fps frame rate of most movies, and when you're scrolling around a web page or playing a game, it can ramp up to 120Hz for maximum smoothness.
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Additionally, Apple says its OLED screens are now even brighter and sport 120Hz touch-sensitivity and HDR support for enhanced viewing and smoothness, and for all you 3D Touch fans out there, both the Xs and Xs Max have that too.
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I threw back my head then, making ardent sounds, as Jeanne lay soft-damp kisses down my throat, and you explored my body through the thin satin, your hands caressing me with slippery smoothness, as if I were already bare.
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To get just the right amount of smoothness, Marjan also suggests combining a few drops of hair oil (she uses Ouai hair oil) with gel in your hands and run the mixture through your hair before brushing strands into place.
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"I Like It," featuring the Puerto Rican rapper-singer Bad Bunny and the Colombian lite-reggaeton star J Balvin, is undeniable, both for its smoothness and also its revising of "I Like It Like That," the boogaloo classic by Pete Rodriguez.
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One drawback of all this smoothness is that the phone, despite the sandblasted aluminum back, can get slippery; I spent most of the time with it worrying about not dropping it (luckily, Huawei usually ships the phone with a protective case).
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We know enough about the internal functions of these mechs to worry when our heroine's laser cannon begins to overheat, or to gasp in awe as the enemy ace switches between their stolen machine's special modes with an impossible smoothness.
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The movie is a series of long, masterful, seemingly unedited takes (after a while you're in too much suspense to notice those) where the smoothness of the camerawork matches the elegance of the writing, by Sam Mendes and Krysty Wilson-Cairns.
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As an interview subject, that means that he poses questions to himself before answering them, speaks with the smoothness of someone delivering a TED Talk but also opens himself up to honest conversation in between slickly bigging up his employer.
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The taste-test began and the responses were nearly unanimous around the table: Vodka A Taste: Very citrusy Odor: Slightly citrusy Smoothness: Not smooth at all with an intense after-burn that lingers on the tonguePrice: Voted the least expensive Vodka B Taste: Essentially tastelessOdor: Odorless Smoothness: Very smoothPrice: Voted most expensive Vodka CTaste: Similarly tasteless to vodka B, with a creamier hint (not as clean)Odor: Similarly odorless to vodka BSmoothness: Very smooth nearly to the point of feeling warm and milky (which turned a lot of the tasters off)Price: Voted mid-range The results?
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"The economic outlook will depend significantly on the nature of EU withdrawal, in particular the form of new trading arrangements, the smoothness of the transition to them and the responses of households, businesses and financial markets," the BOE said in a statement.
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As her husband, the baritone Kyle Pfortmiller was powerfully effective, capable of glib smoothness in the cabaret-style number "They Will Love You" and of summoning terrifying pathos in a climactic scene in which he falls victim to the violence he has wielded.
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The furore caused if a woman lifts her arms and reveals underarm hair, the apparent shock on teenage boys' faces when, having gorged on online porn, they realize that vaginal smoothness is a job and that women — surprise, surprise — grow hair all over.
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The trick to reaching maximum smoothness is mixing a few drops of hair oil (Marjan's favorite is Ouai) with gel (quarter size for thicker hair and a dime size for thinner strands) and running the mixture through your strands before pulling it back.
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"The attitude that the Scottish National Party takes to the passage of Brexit-related legislation in Westminster could affect the smoothness with which that legislation passes through parliament if they join forces with the (opposition) Labour Party and Conservative rebels," the IfG said.
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Raised in rural gentility — his father was once the high sheriff of Warwickshire — and educated at Eton, he had "a kind of smoothness and charm and charisma that you associate with people who have that kind of education," his former colleague Barrie Gunter said.
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On the basis of this video—wherein Will Smith slides into a performance of "Summertime" with an unparalleled and tenacious degree of smoothness—the world deserves a Will Smith resurgence in much the same way that it witnessed a Craig David resurgence in 2015.
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Whether with easels or walls, Mr. Figueroa is used to working upright with spray cans; this project required him to work on his knees with rollers, and to use a type of paint specifically created for smoothness and durability to withstand heavy wear from sneakers.
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It seemed deserted, and Saeed and Nadia went and stood by the sea, the water stopping just short of their feet and sinking into the sand, leaving lines in the smoothness like those of expired soap bubbles blown by a parent for a child.
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To counterpoint the smoothness of the roll-ups, some of the models wore what Pecis termed "a variation on the finger wave" — a curl lightly fixed to the side of the face with a smidgen of hairspray and a cold blast from the hair dryer.
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Surgeons should take skin color, texture or smoothness, hair growth, and thickness of the skin into account when choosing the best place to take a skin graft from, according to King, because that skin maintains its properties even after being transferred to another body area.
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While the vast majority of these pieces would have originally been played on a harpsichord, Mr. Debargue, 19803, recorded this set on a Bösendorfer grand — but without any use of the sustaining pedal, resulting in a bright, clean sound with a pearl's soft, coolish smoothness.
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That said, I played the game for review on a PlayStation 4 Pro, and if you have one I'd recommend using the setting that prioritizes framerate at 1080p — the high-resolution mode is often unstable, and the frantic combat benefits greatly from the extra degree of smoothness.
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Towns is almost impossibly quick and light on his feet for a man his size—the likely NBA Rookie of the Year is seven feet tall and moves with the smoothness and grace of a guard, and already provides the rim protection that every NBA team covets.
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But I enjoyed the solve for its smoothness — the kind where you start writing letters into squares and don't stop until the puzzle is finished — and the subsequent revelation about what the theme was supposed to be acted like the cherry on top of the sundae.
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Just make sure you also note that while Kawhi Leonard and Paul George try to establish consistent smoothness in their fledgling partnership with the Clippers, King James and Anthony Davis look every bit the dream duo on the court that they appeared to form on paper.
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From the alleged self-fellation of monkeys to the many lovely Bedouin words for the night sky ("the Encrusted, because of its abundance of stars, and the Forehead, because of its smoothness") to the court rituals of Egypt's then-overlords, the Mamluks, nothing seems to escape Nuwayri's taxonomic ambitions.
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It's still early days for HDR on monitors, with the first few options only just now appearing, but if you are taking the PC gaming or Xbox One X route you can look out for extra features like G-Sync and and FreeSync to improve the smoothness of your graphics.
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Drawing upon insights from "experimental neuroscience data," the Vicarious researchers made a probabilistic algorithm called a Recursive Cortical Network that takes a CAPTCHA and models it as a collection of shapes and appearances (such as the smoothness of the letters' surfaces) based on a handful of training images of clean text.
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You understand more than ever why he gets under the skin of the rival who would eventually kill him, Aaron Burr (Giles Terera, in a shiny performance that shows how his character's smoothness becomes his nemesis); you also grasp exactly why every woman in his orbit would be drawn to him.
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We already know it is capable of making that kind of tech, as Samsung made the 90Hz screen featured on the OnePlus 7 Pro, and after seeing the smoothness and fluidity high refresh rate screens can offer, I think it's something every high-end phone should have in the future.
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This isn't a game where much happens on the screen simultaneously, but even when Link is doing nothing more than walking from one screen to the next, lacking enormous enemies or taxing explosions that might understandably cause the underpowered Switch to buckle, Link's Awakening rarely achieves the smoothness its visuals demand.
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The SN30 PRO is just $50.5) GimbalImage: ZhiyumChances are you do a bit (or a lot) of filming on your smartphone, and adding a hand-held gimbal to the mix can really make a difference to the smoothness and quality of your finished clips—it's a better investment than a selfie stick, anyway.
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So the next morning, she woke up at six — liù, which sounded similar to liú, the word indicating clarity and smoothness — and quietly left home, turning her shoes away from the smattering of homes in her family's rural village to Shanghai, the city of the future, from which she would embark to America.
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"We couldn&apost think of a better way to showcase the smoothness and strength of our coffee than by providing the crew aboard the International Space Station with an easy-to-make blend that will keep them on their feet, so to speak," said Mike Brown, the founder of Death Wish Coffee, in a statement.
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That's the kind of politicized equality I want to work towards: one where all trans people have the same opportunity for economic and personal success and safety, one where women are allowed to age and not be shamed into feeling that they are letting themselves go if they don't paralyze their expressions into porcelain smoothness.
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"Between the smoothness of its backing instrumentals, its midtempo groove, and its repetitive and very familiar chord progression, it's as if they've removed anything that could distract us from the interaction of the voice, the melody, and the language," says Alex Reed, an associate professor of music theory, history, and composition at Ithaca College.
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What I liked about Mr. Kravis's crossword was the smoothness of the solve (sometimes you just get into the zone and start writing or typing, and you don't stop until the grid is filled); some of the fill; and the fact that he debuts one of my favorite ways to give back, the MICROLOAN.
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However, a semblance of smoothness was returned to the annual New York shindig in the shape of its first Directors Series event: a pleasant Friday evening chat during which superstar producer-director J. J. Abrams was shepherded through a tour of his prolific career by comedian Chris Rock, an accomplished filmmaker in his own right.
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The Rhythm Method single that best demonstrates this to date is last year's "Party Politics", a song that tells the story of fumbled flirtation with charm and mordant wit ("Be my Cherie Blair, I'll be your Cherie Amour," Joey memorably notes.) while sounding like a perfect cross pollination of sophistipop smoothness and piano house at its most chunkily efficient.
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With exquisite precision, his playing evoked the different states of water, from the smoothness of a frozen river (on which you virtually see the singer lose his footing) to the filigree delicacy of frost rosettas on a window and, in the song about frozen tears, the uncanny rendition of an icicle caught in the moment of melting.
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There are bigger cliffs on Baffin Island and smaller but steeper cliffs elsewhere, but no cliff anywhere combines such unrelenting steepness, glassy smoothness and inspiring immensity — horizontal as well as vertical — with a quality of such coherent unity, of being a single solid object so gigantic as to reliably induce a tingling awareness of creation's incomprehensible mystery.
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In a much better place now, national Democrats roundly laud Gillum's effort in his race, saying that talent-wise, senior strategists like his smoothness: It's rare for a politician to come off as clearly smart without opening themselves up to be caricatured as a know-it-all, and as telegenic but with an ability to present as an average person.
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Rankled by the Miserdens' self-importance, Johnny instead envisions a work of scalding honesty (Bella's husband, Alan, a dot-com millionaire, "fit and sleek in tight jeans, with no apparent genitals, had the overall smoothness of features that expects good fortune but never attracts much personal devotion") before finally settling on something, if not exactly flattering, at least more respectful and sedate.
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Last Friday (cheers to the freaking weekend) a bartender and a vodka expert from Smirnoff came to our office and we all gathered in a conference room where the table was adorned with A,B, and C-labeled, shot glasses, a spit cup (no official tasting is complete without a spit cup), and a score-ranking card for detailing taste, odor, smoothness, and price.
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But scarcely any of the work I've seen in the last year by black artists — not Jackie Sibblies Drury's equally audacious play "Fairview," not Boots Riley's "Sorry to Bother You," not "Blindspotting," which Daveed Diggs co-wrote and stars in, not Barry Jenkins's "If Beale Street Could Talk" or Ryan Coogler's "Black Panther" — emphasizes the smoothness and joys of interracial friendship and certainly not through employment.
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Uber breaks this variable down into a few different data streams: how many miles a car makes it before a human takes over for any reason which it calls "miles per intervention," how many miles a car goes before a "critical" driver takeover (to avoid harm or damage) and how many miles a car goes before a "bad experience," a measure of overall ride smoothness that is less focused on safety.
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Their eager precision, their oooohs and ahhhhs and sighs and hums, the vanilla smoothness of their voices, as polished and feel-good as Broadway vocals (minus the enunciation) — are all throwbacks to Glee and High School Musical, whose late-'00s success proved, if only for a fleeting moment, that a diverse troupe of show choir kids could get revenge on their high school tormentors by finally becoming cool and taking over the world — which they accomplish by flattening classic pop songs into blandly idealized replicas.
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