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- n. Plural form of curvature.
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“The series of acoustic curvatures were tested and developed with computer modeling and each ‘timber grain’ profile has been translated and cut from computer-generated 3-D data, using Computer Numerical Control (CNC) technology.”
“The curvatures in this house are absulutely stunning.”
“This doubly curved wall derives its visual interest from the interactions of the horizontal and vertical curvatures as well as the patterns the bricks assume on the variously angled surfaces.”
“The left hand side involves curvatures smaller than the square of the diameter of an atom.”
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“Various cosmologies are connected to each other through polarized vacuum structure where huge Weyl curvatures exist — such as near the singularity of a black hole.”
“Layers of glowing white draped and clung to the curvatures of her slight though tall frame, and it was as though the fabric itself was made from moonlight.”
“It was the solar sail which filled most of the screen, like a turning golden sun wheel; yet remote vision could also appreciate its spider web intricacy, soaring and subtle curvatures, even the less-than gossamer thinness.”
“Because all letterforms have curves the curvatures end up sawtoothed and so not the full percentage of the tint.”
“Being made of both the arms and wing membrane, sculpting and modelling these two to match was a pain in the neck in the flattened pose getting their front curvatures exactly the same in particular.”
“The tiny room they entered was scrupulously neat and on one side were seven Japanese swords of various lengths and curvatures, in brightly lacquered scabbards, or saya, as the Japanese called them.”
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