Sentence examples for fine curves from inspiring English sources

They can't do eyes and other fine curves".

I believe Charlene has the ideal figure to show off great dresses, because they highlight the fine curves and beautiful structure of her back and shoulders".

The decorative devices include soft-toy animal-head "trophies" (with "Lifestyle hunting trophy 1994" on the plaques) and old skis and poles for once used to good effect, the skis cladding a 30m stretch of wall above the fine, curving main staircase, and the poles formed into a globe sculpture above the hotel's front door.

Whole ureters were dissected, carefully cleaned of connective and paraureteric adipose tissue using fine curved scissors and keeping the sharp edges away from the tissue to avoid physical damage of the ureteric bundles.

In the next room extravagantly polished pink marble is curvaceously carved to look as if it, too, had been softly stretched and probed, leaving smooth hollows on the sides and a hole in the center between fine liplike curves.

The fine solid curve denotes a function of sinusoidal least squares fit to the variation.

Fig. 6 (a) Phase angle frequency variation for seismic events in the period 1600 days before the Wenchuan M 8.0 earthquake in Subregion 2. The fine solid curve denotes a function of sinusoidal least squares fit to the variation.

(c) Phase angle frequency variation for seismic events in the period between 1600 to 11000 days before the Wenchuan M 8.0 earthquake in Subregion 2. The fine solid curve denotes a function of sinusoidal least squares fit to the variation.

(b) Phase angle frequency variation for seismic events in the period 1000 days (i.e. the most strongly-triggered period) before the Wenchuan M 8.0 earthquake in Subregion 2. The fine solid curve denotes a function of sinusoidal least squares fit to the variation.

The cathodic current obtained in the potential range indicated in Figure 6 is for the oxygen reduction because no cathodic current was obtained for the oxygen-free HF solution with argon bubbling as the fine solid curve for the Rh electrode in Figure 6.

He went into the box to-day and pitched one of his finest, his curves circling around in the form of the delicious pastry from which Getz takes his sobriquet".