Sentence examples for curve would be from inspiring English sources

The implications of a bend in the cost curve would be enormous.

Making IYGA meant that we had to learn the entire development pipeline from scratch, and to say we underestimated the learning curve would be putting it mildly.

Young or unskilled workers would be unable to find work at the mandatory minimum: the bottom of the demand curve would be chopped off.

Even in the short run, the curve would be mainly vertical.All this left the Phillips curve in theoretical and empirical tatters.

At one end of the curve would be the very short people, and at the other extreme the few very tall people.

But a small-plane pilot would probably need some help from the ground, because the learning curve would be steep, with little time and even less margin for error.

Both Parnell and Dan Warthen, the team's pitching coach, said in the opening days of camp that his ability to implement a new pitch, the knuckle-curve, would be the key to his success and could determine whether he made the team.

A particular concern was about the underlying assumption that the progress along learning curves would be rapid enough to overtake existing technologies.

If function f were continuous, then inviable admissible discontinuity curves would be just strict lower (or upper) solutions on subintervals of I. Of course, the interest of admissible discontinuity curves is Theorem 4.4 below, which concerns discontinuous f's.

If the calculations were made for other crystallographic directions, the resulting dispersion curves would be different and the differences would be most pronounced near the band edge where the Bragg resonance condition is met.

Therefore, their indifference curves would be too flat with respect to the rest of the agents, and hence the optimal tax scheme would assign them the highest level of consumption (this example is depicted in Fig. 3 in the appendix).