Sentence examples for far curve from inspiring English sources

The "Four Last Songs" and "Metamorphosen" for string orchestra complete the far curve of a symmetrical career.

We note that as the compression ratio increases, the FAR curve remains virtually unchanged, while the FRR curves move further to the right.

To stick out, Newsweek needs less top-spin on current events and far more curve balls with fewer steps back and more looks forward.

SEASON SO FAR: Upward curve.

The magnitude of inequality is depicted by how far the curve lies away from the line of equality.

Visually, the far the curve in the figures from the horizontal coordinate, the better the method.

The supercritical wing, as it is called, was far less curved on top than the conventional wing — indeed, it was almost flat — and curved on the underside at the rear.

Despite its size, there's something of the shape-shifter about this natural formation – monolithic when seen from far away, curved and creviced up close.

So far, learning curves in skills lab training have been examined in different study populations for differing skills in various settings.

Simulation results under other Pearson distribution family also showed that the curves of SWang(1,3) and SWang(1,4) to be far above the curve of other methods (Figure S12, S13, S14, S15, S16).

So why are we – and Europe – so far behind the curve?