cambered

Like the wings of a bird, they are 'cambered', that is to say, they curve upward from the leading edge and downward again to the trailing edge.

The War in the Air; Vol. 1 The Part played in the Great War by the Royal Air Force Walter Alexander Raleigh 1891

The wheelchairs used in the game are different from standard wheelchairs, with "cambered" (angled) wheels that help with turning and stability.

Nashuatelegraph.com: Breaking News | Web Feeds 2010

Attach a wide or cambered bar to the top pulley of a pulldown machine and sit down, adjusting the knee pad to fit snugly against your legs.

Body by Design Kris Gethin 2011

The previous road, in both cases, had been a simple cambered surface with U-shaped ditches either side.

Letters: Native culture of pre-Roman Britain 2011

Attach a wide or cambered bar to the top pulley of a pulldown machine and sit down, adjusting the knee pad to fit snugly against your legs.

Body by Design Kris Gethin 2011

If you've mastered traditional cambered boards, strapping into the Storm-R will force you to get all Yoda and

Wired Top Stories 2009

If you've mastered traditional cambered boards, strapping into the Storm-R will force you to get all Yoda and

Wired Top Stories 2009

The Bosch Kurve, a perfectly cambered downhill right-hander, was an awesome example of the challenge.

Chequered Conflict Maurice Hamilton 2008

Like the sportsmen whose processes it describes and admires, Remainder "fill [s] time up with space," by breaking physical movements, for example, into their component parts, slowing them down; or by examining the layers and textures of a wet, cambered road in Brixton as a series of physical events, rather than emotional symbols.

Two Paths for the Novel Smith, Zadie 2008

You could play me in tennis or if you insist, just send the $2,000 so I can get a cambered tennis wheelchair, whichever.

Archive 2007-07-01 Elizabeth McClung 2007