Sentence examples for rounded contour from inspiring English sources
About a third of all resistance training injuries involve the deltoids, the muscles that form the rounded contour of the shoulder, making them one of the most common injuries that occur in the weight room.
Note the edges of bone grooving present rounded contour, mainly in the last third.
Nevertheless, the periprostatic venous plexus or NVB may be correctly identified given the typical location coursing along the lateral margin of the peripheral zone and rounded contour if viewed en face on an individual axial slice, combined with the tubular morphology when tracked across consecutive slices and potential visualization of a similar-appearing structure on the contralateral side.
The North American SNS-101 model and the Japanese Super Famicom Jr. (the SHVC-101 model), all designed by Barr, are both smaller with a rounded contour; however, the SNS-101 buttons are purple where the Super Famicom Jr. buttons are gray.
In addition to the reduced eye size, the lower aspect of the eye was typically narrow and pointed rather than having the usual rounded contour (Figure 3B,C).
The Lexus has a conservatively beautiful body whose rounded contours produce a coefficent of drag of only.29.29
Madonna's twin peaks, invented by Jean Paul Gaultier for her 1990 Blond Ambition tour, were a world away from rounded contours.
Finch spots her favorite kind of conker and pockets it, tracing her fingers over the rounded contours that are shocked out of their complacency by one straight edge.
'That's Polly and that's her friend,' Rego went on, as I looked at a pair of gargantuan girls with the rounded contours of antique dolls, dancing around a table of small, uniformed men.
Later the new affection convulsing her spirit is plainly legible in the rounded contours of Ms. Soo's face as she sings with awed passion of her sudden attachment to Anatole.
A feature common to a large number of the photographs is the manner in which they illustrate the progressive desiccation of the region lying north of the Himalayas; the sharp crested ridges, separating deeply-cut valleys, produced by the action of rain and rivers, are seen to be gradually merging into rounded contours under a growing mantle of wind-borne loess.
