- is a type of
ancient Gr**** chair, with
curved backrest and tapering,
outcurved legs.
Klismoi are
familiar from
depictions of
ancient furniture on painted...
- its
appearance is its tail,
which is
described by
Morcombe as "long,
outcurved and forked" and on
first examination looks like its
feathers are crossed...
-
Klismos chair, with
curved backrest and tapering,
outcurved legs, on the
stele of Xanthippos, Athens, ca. 430–20 BCE...
- The
wings are
greyish white, the
forewings with an oblique,
slightly outcurved black line from the
middle of the
hindmargin to the
costa near the apex...
-
metres (5,200–8,500 ft). The
epithet porrecta refers to the prolonged,
outcurved beak on the perigynia, a
distinctive feature of the species.
Carex porrecta...
-
outer line is fine and black, with
another parallel close beyond it,
outcurved above, bent
inwards at vein 4, and
indented on the
submedian fold, where...
- and 2nd
centuries (for example,
Hayes Form 2, the cup or dish with an
outcurved rim
decorated with
barbotine leaves, is a
direct copy of the
samian forms...
- used to
describe a
simple fastball. As a
curveball was
often called an "
outcurve", one
might ****ume that an
incurve is the
opposite of a curveball, in other...
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distance to the apex, then
sharply angulated,
incurved opposite the cell and
outcurved below it,
reaching the
inner margin straight at four-fifths. The submarginal...
-
discocellular spot. The
postmedial is
broad from
below the
costa and well
outcurved close to the
discocellular spot, its
inner edge
diffuse below vein 3....
