"curve shape" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the shape or appearance of a curve, such as "the curve shape of the river's path" or "the curve shape of the road winding up the mountain".
Plate slenderness has considerable effect on biaxial interaction curve shape.
"This characteristic curve shape can be faked or simulated only with difficulty when using an artificial finger," Mr. Marksteiner writes.
The offset curve shape is iteratively optimized while preserving minimal distance from the surface.
Novel mutations are identified by unexpected melting temperature or curve shape changes.
"In the case of a cut-off finger, the curve shape changes rapidly as a result of the skin tissue dying off".
The transition was accompanied by a change in flow curve shape and Hall Petch slope.
Flow parameters and storage ratio play the significant influences on the sulfur saturation curve shape.
The bias is not consistent between samples, and current methods to remove it in a single sample do not assume any knowledge of the curve shape or scale.
In 30.8% the curve shape was mild descending in the high frequencies and in 11.5% it was flat.
Whereas SN Ia observed at optical wavelengths have been shown to be excellent standardizeable candles, using empirical correlations between luminosity, light curve shape, and color, the CfAIR2 data set strengthens the evidence that SN Ia at NIR wavelengths are essentially standard candles, even without correction for light-curve shape or for reddening.
Each parameters of the new function has a strictly defined geometrical meaning as far as the curve shape is concerned.
