Hermann's top mission will be to smooth Rutgers' transition into the Big Ten in late 2014.
Mr. Obama's defenders said he appeared to be trying to smooth over a tense situation.
His own factory used to smooth its clutch springs with grinding wheels imported from Germany.
In the old model, software was created to smooth processes and increase efficiency for back-end systems.
They clear and fill the holes, then use a roller or whacker to smooth the surface.
That gives lawmakers time to smooth out differences in the legislation before holding a floor-wide vote.
We used three-year averages for per-capita income and GDP, to smooth out temporary changes.
This would give clinicians an incentive to work together to smooth care and reduce complications.
The government has long allowed market forces to determine exchange rates, intervening only to smooth wild fluctuations.
It works to smooth power demand on the grid and effectively lowers electricity costs to the customer.
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People will prefer to smooth out their spending over time, rather than swing between famine and feast.
The authority might extend the time limits applicable in antitrust investigations to smooth the transition, the source said.
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International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) try to smooth the immediate costs of writing new business across several years.
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In recent years, as trade between the countries has boomed, they have attempted to smooth over regular border disputes.
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The main issue is that it relies on drivers themselves sticking to the new limit to smooth traffic flow.
Fifth, use dollar cost averaging to smooth out the day to day volatility.
When we got up to smooth air he returned the controls to me.
Looking at pay over a decade is intended to smooth out year-to-year fluctuations.
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To smooth its growth, Inditex has opened a new distribution centre in Zaragoza.
With regulators more worried these days that banks might try to smooth their earnings, that has become harder to do.
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Some observers guessed that he was trying to smooth the way for a climate-change bill by offering Republicans a present.
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We are still trying to restore the mechanics of the geopolitical system to smooth operation in the most difficult conditions.
Of course, they still need some reserves, to smooth out temporary gaps in the demand and supply of foreign currency.
Grid storage is seen as helpful to smooth the sudden ups and downs in electricity supplies from wind and solar generation.
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Running deficits is a way to smooth our collective consumption over time if we know that the economy will be growing.
The estimated SAAR tries to smooth out peaks and valleys like that which are to be expected based on sales history.
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It says Tokyo was just "trying to smooth things over" by insisting that the Post had misquoted Mr Abe last week.
IP-based networks cannot guarantee instantaneous communication, so a substantial amount of buffering (several seconds) was used to smooth out any hiccups.
The government could have used its billions of extra spending to smooth the transition to new methods of supply and financing.
The city has a shortage of the solid corporate types who do so much to smooth government and promote civic pride.
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