Sentence examples for whose curve from inspiring English sources

In Chinese metro tracks, almost all tracks whose curve radii are less than 350 m suffer from rail corrugation.

Then the 50th percentile model was validated against experimental data available in the literature, in terms of deflection, force, whose curve must be in experimental corridors.

We also investigate the friction behaviour of the mass slider under the influence of the friction force bound on mass speed, whose curve has negative slope when the mass speed is less than a certain value vmin.

Not like gymnasts, swimmers, beach volleyballers, and runners whose curve-hugging spandex leaves nothing to the imagination.

These are stylish, graceful paintings whose curves and angles suggest extreme abstractions from the human form, while speaking more to the decorative side of art than the expressive.

The most stunning feature is a soaring asymmetrical glass roof, whose curved form would funnel light down into a grand entry hall.

"It's all art to me," Mr. Mazzucco said, standing by a portrait of Vildane, a model whose curves mirrored the violin attached to the print.

A navigation gate 95 feet wide, whose curved sides weigh 220 tons apiece, can be swung gently but mightily into place.

But woe betide those who show too much, or whose curves don't measure up to the paper's exacting standards.

And "Basketball Wife" achieves a sense of self-contained comic menace with a torsolike bottle form made of black webbing stuffed with paper and foil that rests on a small, round orange rug, whose curving black lines denote a basketball.

He said that part of the challenge was selling the city's elected officials and citizens on the design, whose curved yellow roof with vents would come to be known locally as "the Hood".