Sentence examples for new curve from inspiring English sources

We were finally getting comfortable with 'This is the new team and we are going to go somewhere,' and 'Let's go out and jump to a new curve.' " "Jump to a new curve" became the mantra for Team New Zealand's designers for several months.

It's fresh, hypnotic and beguiling and shows the American Reich on a new curve of invention.

At a glance, you hardly notice the new curve here, the sculptured panel there, the extra bulk on the bones.

The annual evaluation also used a new curve that assigned more D's and F's than last year's system did.

A new curve to the radiator, trimmings of precious woods, turn of the molding are matters one must regard in 1927.

A new curve to the radiator, trimmings of precious woods, turn of the molding are matters one must regard in… A museum attendant: Reflections of silent New Yorkers.

The cheap price of the new Curve handset helped, too: a new Blackberry Curve 8520 handset without a contract can cost £110, versus £426 for the high-end BlackBerry Bold or £480 for the iPhone 4S.

Moreover, if the intensity of the stimulus is varied, a new curve is obtained, and now the same response is obtained with a high intensity of violet at 4000 angstroms as with blue at the lower intensity.

The current European strategy is "internal devaluation", which means expecting Spain to cut wages and thereby restore competitiveness; this can be represented as a downward shift in Spain's AS curve (with the new curve in red): The trouble with this strategy is twofold: it's really, really hard to get wage cuts, and deflation in Spain makes the problem of debt overhang worse.

The intent of the research isn't to set up a new curve-fit for non-linear lumen degradation pattern.

The experimental results show that the new curve-edged drill reduces the drilling torque by 28.5% and the thrust force by 24.6% on average.