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curve

[kurv] / kɜrv /




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These included classic parallel fractures as well as curved, web-like, and sub-planar features, suggesting intense pressures and complex blast directions similar to those observed at Tunguska.

From Science Daily

And then there are the Mayer’s new front doors, sporting curved, half-moon glass reminiscent of a classic theater.

From Salon

Once past the initial exuberance, the only space of interest is the double-height gallery with a curved ceiling on the second floor.

From The Wall Street Journal

A curved grand entrance staircase spirals through the center of the museum and is visible from the building’s floor-to-ceiling windows.

From Los Angeles Times

The voltage shifts can occur within milliseconds, which aligns closely with the shape and speed of typical action potential curves for neurons.

From Science Daily