"bold curve" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize a curve, or the shape of something that has a curvature. Here is an example: "The silhouette of the mountain was a bold curve against the horizon."
In typical simplify-and-consolidate fashion, Google says they have studied the glasses market and distilled the vast variety of frames down to just four, archetypal designs: Bold, Curve, Thin and Split.
Products include the Bold, Curve, Pearl, Pearl Flip, Storm, Tour and the 8800.
Officially, it'll only support BlackBerry handsets with 3G and/or WiFi – namely, the Bold, Curve 8900, 8820, Curve 8320, Pearl Flip 8220, or Pearl 8120.
The profile of X CO 2 with depth under the lithostatic condition (black broken curve) is similar to that under the hydrostatic condition (gray bold curve).
Radial distribution of density as a function of the relative radius (R/R p ) for variable core compositions of Ganymede (bold curve 100 wt.% Fe; semi-bold curve 50 wt.% Fe and 50 wt.% FeS; light curve 100 wt.% FeS). Figure after Sohl et al. (2002).
It has the weight (4.7 ounces) of the old 8800 series but the looks of the newfangled chrome and black motif BlackBerrys you see today (re: Storm, Bold, Curve 8900).
There are four layers of markings in "Mural," and many of them implicitly refer to the history of finance capitalism — maps, trade routes, population shifts, financial institutions, the growth of cities. Mehretu pointed to several bold, curving, orange and blue lines.
Bold curves are associated with the maxima on the DTG curve.
The averages of all the simulations are shown by bold curves.
This year, Fast Company named Zaha Hadid one of the most innovative architects "for being dedicated to bold curves". Never mind that Bernini and Borromini invented bold curves 400 years ago.
Zaha Hadid: At 61, Iraq-born architect Zaha Hadid continues to leave her mark in a field dominated by masculine sensibilities with her bold, curving structures.
