- a
curved sheet.
Cosmic expansion is
sometimes erroneously described as a
force that acts to push
objects apart. On the contrary,
cosmic expansion does...
- [citation needed]
Kovar not only has
thermal expansion similar to gl****, but its
nonlinear thermal expansion curve can
often be made to
match a gl****, thus...
-
choice theory, the income-consumption
curve (also
called income expansion path and
income offer curve) is a
curve in a
graph in
which the
quantities of...
- In finance, the
yield curve is a
graph which depicts how the
yields on debt
instruments – such as
bonds – vary as a
function of
their years remaining...
- The
Altoona Curve are a
Minor League Baseball team
based in Altoona, Pennsylvania,
named after nearby Horseshoe Curve (but also
alluding to the curveball...
-
these tangency points to the next; the
curve joining the
tangency points is
called the
expansion path. If an
expansion path
forms a
straight line from the...
-
yield curve is a
yield curve in
which short-term debt
instruments (typically bonds) have a
greater yield than
longer term bonds. An
inverted yield curve is...
- mathematics, a de Rham
curve is a
continuous fractal curve obtained as the
image of the
Cantor space, or, equivalently, from the base-two
expansion of the real numbers...
-
curve is the
curve separating the
subcooled liquid state and the two-phase
state in the T–s diagram. When used in a
power cycle, the
fluid expansion depends...
- square: thus
their limit curve, also
called the Sierpiński
curve, is an
example of a space-filling
curve.
Because the Sierpiński
curve is space-filling, its...
