Sentence examples for downward shape from inspiring English sources

Except for the curve of strawberries treated at 350 MPa which had a concave downward shape, the other three curves were almost linear with R2 value of 0.99.

A concave downward shape indicates that compliance increases during tidal inflation, suggesting the occurrence of recruitment, while a convex downward shape indicates that compliance decreases during tidal inflation, suggesting the occurrence of overdistension (Fig. 4).

For the unfiltered 09MI20 groundwater, the REE pattern has a downward convex shape in the middle REE (MREE), which was notable for filtered groundwater (Figure 11a).

If there is a bid rent curve in a particular area, rather than a smooth downward sloping shape, or if there is a series of jagged lines not necessarily pointing in any direction, it may be concluded that the market participants are constrained by regulators who decide what is best for land users regardless of economic considerations.

The low-velocity region extends to a greater depth beneath the Kyushu Mountains than in the surrounding regions, and it has convex downward in shape (Fig. 13 (X-X′,Y2-Y2′)).

Make a downward curving shape with your mouth.

There, the upward-curved isotherms in the mantle and the crystalline crust flatten and even turn into a downward-curved shape when entering the Tauern Body (Fig. 7a).

That is to say, the downward-sloping shapes of the left parts of the MST curves are qualitatively robust.

The device, which went on sale in South Korea in late 2013, curves vertically from its top downward, creating a shape that fits snug into users' palms.

To get shoppers back down, the Jerde Partnership designed an ingenious retail-lined downward spiral path, shaped like a corkscrew.

Housing downturns have preceded 8 of the last 10 recessions, and this year's downward spiral is shaping up to be the deepest in history.