Sentence examples for broad curves from inspiring English sources

As pregnancy progresses, each ureter becomes larger, so that it lies in multiple broad curves rather than forming an almost straight line downward from the kidney.

For the set of 3 × 3 μm AFM images, Figure 13c, it is shown again that the deposition of G0 conjugated with ZnPc tends to give more broad curves when compared to the plain atheromatous carotic.

It takes a broad curves to the northeast and becomes Townline Road, which acts as the boundary between Peel Region and Dufferin County as well as the town limits of Orangeville.

3) The course consists of a 400-yard straightaway, two broad curves within a stretch of 100 yards, a 200-yard straightaway, a sharp curve, then a 250-yard home stretch. . 4) The outrider must pass the finish line by himself before the wagon, and all the wagon's "luggage" and inhabitants must be intact.

Elaborate patterns―fluid lines, broad curves, cones―along with symbols to indicate sound and movement, transform a commonplace scene to a steaming hallucinogenic vision filled with emotion.

"This is really just a warped tetrahedral frame made from broad, curved ribbons," he said.

Brief gun battles erupted when American forces surrounded this belt of rich green farmland, created by a broad curve in the Tigris River, early Monday, American commanders said.

In 1932, the Paris school master developed a very specific style characterized by broad curving outlines and a resurgence of the Fauve colors of the early 1900s.

Its shallow waters extend southeast from Miami, across the Straits of Florida, in a broad curve about 330 miles (530 km) long, between Cuba and Andros Island.

The proposed building, which the company has said would meet or exceed the special environmental or green standards at Battery Park City, is a rectangular tower with a slender face to the north and the south, while the west wall offers a broad curving, or pie-shaped, facade to the Hudson River.

But for the civilian population and thousands of marines stationed here, their only regular link to mainland South Korea is a 220-kilometer, four-hour ride on a ferry, which sails in a broad curve to stay outside the range of North Korean artillery.