Sentence examples for curved upwards from inspiring English sources

The frontal bone of the Niata is curved upwards to the nasal bones.

The tusks are gently curved upwards but are smaller than the African Elephant's, and the ears are smaller as well.

As Charlotte looks appraisingly at Cora, she has her mouth "curved upwards in what might have been a smile".

The premaxillary bones are medially curved upwards so that the process is V-shaped from anterior view.

The lower jaw is curved upwards and the incisors project over the body of the incisive bone of the premaxillary bone, leading to malocclusion (supplementary Figs 5 and 15)2.

In the area of the Alps, where the modelled LAB is deepest in our model, the isotherms are curved upwards in the mantle.

When annotating a poem, an unstressed syllable is marked with a little curved line (curving upwards like a U, only wider) while a stressed symbol is marked with a forward slash.

This involves slightly pushing the string (or strings) up or down, and is signified on the notation by an arrow curving upwards towards a symbol.

Stem: trunks 1 to few, main branches spreading to curving upwards, few, generally short; terminal segments generally < 10 cm, 2--3 cm diam, firmly attached; tubercle 6--15 mm, < 8 mm high.

Stem: trunk 1; branches generally several, long, generally curving upwards; terminal segments generally < 10 cm, 4--6 cm diam, easily detached; tubercle 10--20 10--20 10--20igh.

It then curves upwards to form the back of a central well in which a huge steel staircase (made by a local manufacturer of roller coasters) rises to provide access to six floors of gallery and office space.