- and is
called the
torsion of γ at
point t. The
third derivative may be used to
define aberrancy, a
metric of non-circularity
of a curve.
Given n − 1 functions:...
-
Edestus to
sometimes be
described as the "scissor
tooth shark". The
degree of curvature in the
teeth brackets,
along with size, are
distinct in each species...
-
possible for
those with
severe flexion deformities (severe
downward curvature)
of the spine,
particularly in the neck,
although this
procedure is considered...
- (commonly
called Bernoulli's principle)
created by the
inferior curvature (inner radius)
of the artery. This low
pressure region allows the
artery to receive...
-
myopia is
attributed to excessive, or increased,
curvature of one or more
of the
refractive surfaces of the eye,
especially the cornea. In
those with Cohen...
-
larger benign tumors of
nerves called plexiform neurofibromas,
scoliosis (
curvature of the spine),
learning disabilities,
vision disorders,
mental disabilities...
- the
curvature of the
dromaeosaurid "sickle claw" on the foot with
curvature in
modern birds and mammals.
Previous studies had
shown that the
amount of curvature...
- with the
pressure increasing in the
direction away from the
centre of curvature. b. Smith,
Norman F. (April 1973). "Bernoulli, Newton, and
Dynamic Lift...
- (duplex enthalpy,
duplex stability) and
structual (intrinsic
curvature, bendability)
features of the
promoter that
mainly matter. A
subgenomic promoter is...
-
circular arc. The
curvature of non-circular curves; e.g., the
conic sections, must
change over the section. A map
of the
center of curvature; i.e., its locus...
