The mountainous hills seemed to lean down to touch the water, the Hudson curving back on itself a few times.
Einstein's static solution represented a universe of finite volume but with no edges, as space curved back on itself.
It is covered with squamules (small scales) that can be either pressed against the cap or curved back on itself.
In his book, Mr Sen raised the theoretical possibility that a pastoralist's supply curve might actually bend back on itself: as the relative price of livestock falls, a hungry pastoralist might supply more animals to the market, not fewer as elementary economic principles would imply.If mass hunger were simply the result of there not being enough to eat, the remedy would be obvious: more food.
As this interface is traced outward from the particle, the solver intelligently switches between the two forms of the mean curvature and so can handle interfaces that completely curve back on themselves.
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Leanne Benjamin, in particular, appears joyously liberated by a dance language that is at once so formal, each turn and curve cutting back on itself with rococo precision, and so intuitive in its femininity.
To keep the upper body weight balanced, the spine has to curve back upon itself (forming an "S" shape).
"There it is," she said, pointing to a freestanding wall of honeyed wood twenty-five feet high; the surface curved and folded back on itself, like a slice of prosciutto on a platter.
