There are curved borders filled with textured, cheerful planting.
The original system, restricted to polyhedral object, is extended by permitting cubic curves in place of the previous linear edges between pairs or vertices, and triangular or quadrilateral patches between such curved borders.
Thus, AOC measurement can overestimate the predicted risk in ligaments with distinctly curved borders.
Shrubs line the lawn's edge, and their curving borders make the space seem even longer.
Lutyens' designs were frequently accompanied by Jekyll's curving borders, which consciously drew on the cottage garden's profusion of bold leaves and delicate blossoms.
Normally this fat pad, as seen on a weight-bearing lateral radiograph of the ankle, is a triangular radiolucency with sharp, gently curving borders (Goodman and Shanser 1997).
Additionally, the gently curved posterodorsal border of the ascending process (Fig. 1c,f) suggests anterior inclination of the posterior surface of the supraoccipital in articulation, which is a synapomorphic character of hadrosaurids26,35.
Barnett described the presentation of this deformity as a bimalleolar axis of less than 80º, internal foot progression angle, curved lateral border of the foot, shallow sinus tarsi, equinus, and rotation of the medial column of the forefoot [ 1].
The cell body of neuron 4L-III was situated within one of the curvatures of a patch compartment, and its dendritic field curved nicely along the border of the compartment conforming to the geometry of this compartment resulting in a strongly asymmetric orientation of the dendrites related to the cell body (Fig. 8).
So in a garden where the walls or fences are straight, the paths and other landscaping should be erratic, with sloping paths, curved hedges and arcing borders.
By assuming that the material making up cell edges follows power law creep, the theoretical expression for describing the failure time for the onset of creep-buckling of hexagonal honeycombs with plateau borders and curved cell edges is derived.
