Sentence examples for outward curve from inspiring English sources

Steven Ter Heide talks about how Guerrilla's key concerns were the ergonomics – they suggested changes to the triggers, adding an outward curve for better tactile feel.

There should be a slight inward curve in your lower back, an outward curve in your upper back, and another inward curve at your neck.

At Ohne Titel yesterday morning, the designers Alexa Adams and Flora Gill showed a collection that seeks to flatter, above all else: the soft, dropped shoulder seams on knits show off pretty collarbones; the roomier skirts, like the one shown here, feature lines on the diagonal, which draw the eye in and against the outward curve of the hips.

The cells were polarized to the centre of the callose matrix, forming an outward curve.

There will be almost no inward curve from your big toe to your heel; there may even be an outward curve.

If your bow has past-parallel limbs, which have a more significant outward curve, you will need a specialized bow press.[3].

Garber wrote that as Coandă's aircraft began to move forward and rise from the ground, "the exhaust flame, instead of fanning outward, curved inward and ignited the aircraft".

In particular, some or all lanes on the image are not uniformly straight, e.g., outward curving lanes, inward curving lanes and slanted lanes.

Draw two outward curving lines from the chin for the neck.

In the part of the shell that comes in a little draw two outward curving lines.

The pelvic bone of some females is legendarily enamoring with outward curves of beauty whereas the triumph of masculinity is the higher propensity for muscle development constituting dominant masculine strength in some males.