Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A curvature of three-dimensional space in a space of four dimensions.
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Examples
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After all, the electrical and nuclear forces at work atomic level are much stronger than the space-curvature Eventually those should be sufficient to destroy the pattern But as I said, if there is some way to maintain the integrity, then you might end up with something like Outsider.
In Alien Hands Shatner, William 1997
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"Stilled atomic-whirl and rigid space-curvature," he said.
The Cosmic Engineer Simak, Clifford D. 1950
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Arcot had merely to transfer the enormously high energy level of the space-curvature to any form of energy he wanted, and now, with the complete statistics on it, he was able to do that directly.
Invaders from the Infinite John Wood Campbell 1940
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