- 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...
-
gastroesophageal junction, most
commonly in the
lesser curvature. However, Dieulafoy's
lesions may
occur in any part
of the
gastrointestinal tract.
Extragastric lesions...
- The
following is an
alphabetical list
of Gr**** and
Latin roots, stems, and
prefixes commonly used in the
English language from A to G. See also the lists...
-
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...
- side,
which expanded towards the rear. It also
shares the
typical frill curvature with a top
surface that is
convex from side to side and
concave from front...
- and
curvature of each loop
increases as
helical flow
drags material like sand and
gravel across the
river to the
inside of the bend. The
outside of the...
-
structure and function. It also has
unique acyl
specificity and
membrane curvature sensing capabilities.
After its synthesis,
cardiolipin cannot exert its...
- 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...
- Salinas-Almaguer S, Cao FJ, B****ereau P,
Monroy F (2019-06-20). "Membrane
curvature induces cardiolipin sorting".
Communications Biology. 2 (1): 225. doi:10...
