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curve
noun as in arched, rounded line or object
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The upper plate begins to bend, curving at the fault and forming a deep ocean trench.
"The shape of growth curves emerges directly from the physics of resource allocation inside cells, rather than depending on any particular biochemical reaction," explains Hatakeyama.
Another learning curve for Larter was his encounter with England's tour manager.
Her albums “Horses” and “Radio Ethiopia” were far ahead of the ’70s rock curve, and to this day remain among the rare fully successful hybrids of rock and poetry.
Farther on, through wooded curves and at the edge of the rise, Burguete.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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