Sentence examples for has a hump from inspiring English sources

Thus, the sperm whale and the humpbacked whale, each has a hump; but there the similitude ceases.

We have a good idea of how Grace looks – she has a hump, and her tongue lolls out.

Though proper nouns conventionally begin with a capital letter, Apple spells the device's trademark with an initial lowercase i, followed by an uppercase P. Thus styled, the word has a hump in the middle.

As the witch, the glamorous Vanessa Williams is unrecognizably ghastly-looking — she has a hump the size of a five-year-old child on her back underneath a voluminous, garish dress; her face is deformed; and her hair is a scary spray of gray.

For the sigmoidal activation function, the curve is monotonic, whereas for the Gaussian it has a hump.

This occurs (frac{1}{a}) units before the present time t (the weight function has a hump at (z=t-frac{1}{a}), and going further backwards in time the effect of the past is fading away), the phenomenon is richer.

Unemployment insurance has a humped-shape over time, with more people receiving UI benefits between 10 months prior and their application, then decreasing over time as their application is reviewed and possibly UI benefits expire.

In other words, economic development has a "hump-shaped" negative quadratic relationship with genetic diversity.

Marshaling yards are frequently called "hump yards" because the large installations have a "hump" over which cars are pushed.

"The living room floor had a hump that rose three feet".

Nathan eventually wrote a $500,000 check for renovations to the baseball stadium — a field he described as having a hump in its center so big that "from the dugout, you couldn't even see the right fielder standing".