Sentence examples for smallest curve from inspiring English sources

As bendability depends also on material thickness, this property is most frequently expressed as the ratio of the material thickness and the smallest curve radius achieved.

Meanwhile two of the world's largest TV makers, the South Korean companies LG and Samsung, vied to be first to show off the biggest – and smallest – curved screens.

Local historians are unsure how the small curve of land facing Hell Gate got its name, which has appeared on charts since at least 1851.

The main form starts as a small curve, then gradually swells; if you could look at the drawings flipbook-style, you'd see the black form expand to fill the white page.

Portixol, a small curve of sand surrounded by pastel-coloured villas and linked to central Palma by a new cycle path, kicked started the reinvention of Palma with the transformation of a landmark 1950s building into the Portixol hotel and has continued the gentrification with the addition of places like Minimar, another all-white restaurant with a decked terrace overlooking the sea.

The 9630/ seems to fill the space between the small Curve and the large Bold.

A new machine for constructing the bridge over the road with a small curve is a new niche market.

High-speed railway with a small curve is new situation in the history of railway construction in China.

As for geometric variation, on ramps in NEX are virtually allocated far from poor alignment like small curve.

This confirms that the LT signals are related to the solar cycle activity, with the PSR composed of two closed curves: a small curve (corresponding to the solar maximum) inside a larger curve (matching the solar minimum).

The computer program SATTRACK is developed for adapting it to the specific design of tram routes (small curve radii, large values of cant, short transition curves, large variability of velocity on the length of the route).