- type of
gemstone cut. The cut has many variations. It may have
curved or
uncurved sides. The
shape of the top surface, or table, also varies. The trilliant...
-
giant crabs, though, are long
compared to
their carapaces,
along with an
uncurved spine. This
proportionality explains, as in
other decapod crustaceans,...
- upside-down or on its side, the
curved constant-diameter tube is
replaced by an
uncurved barrel-shaped tube with a
slightly larger diameter in its middle. Alcohols...
-
straight with all the
parts of the
ovule lined up in a long row
producing an
uncurved seed.
Campylotropous ovules have a
curved megagametophyte often giving...
-
Perception 38, pp. 1423–1427 Rogers, B., & Brecher, K. (2007).
Straight Lines, '
Uncurved Lines', and Helmholtz's 'Great
Circles on the
Celestial Sphere'. Perception...
- A
member of the
Jordanian Desert Force in Petra,
Jordan wearing a shibriyeh,
which is
typically uncurved unlike the
Yemeni jambiya....
-
negative ions.
These negative ions are then
attracted to the
positive uncurved electrode,
completing the 'circuit'.
Ionized gases produced in a corona...
- are
designed so that
straight lines in the
scene will
render straight (
uncurved) in the
photographic image and thus lack the
extreme distortion that is...
-
radiate a fan-shaped beam,
narrow in the
curved dimension, and wide in the
uncurved dimension. The
curved ends of the
reflector are
sometimes capped by flat...
- to Eosinopteryx,
which appears to have been a
capable runner due to its
uncurved rear
claws and
absence of
flight feathers on its tail or
lower legs. Anchiornis...
