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curve

[kurv] / kɜrv /




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Those rules are not in place at the Olympics but British skeleton have essentially tried to get ahead of the curve by designing and using their new helmet in Italy.

From BBC

This survey precisely mapped how stars and gas move in the outer halo of the Milky Way, revealing the galaxy's rotation curve in unprecedented detail.

From Science Daily

“It will change the generation and the curve and the history and the future of our sport.”

From Los Angeles Times

A steeper curve “makes it harder to get by on those things that matter to consumers,” Nakamura said.

From MarketWatch

A trading pattern known as a steepening of the Treasury yield curve gained momentum this week.

From MarketWatch