Definition of «curvature»

Curvature refers to the bending or curving of a line, surface, or object. In mathematics and physics, it is used to describe how something changes in shape over distance along a curve. It can also refer to the deviation from a straight path, such as when talking about a curve on a road.

Usage examples

  1. "The engineer measured the curvature of the bridge to ensure its structural integrity."
  2. "The mathematician explained the concept of curvature in three-dimensional space."
  3. "The doctor analyzed the curvature of the patient's spine to diagnose any spinal abnormalities."
  4. "The photographer captured the beautiful curvature of the coastline in her landscape shot."
  5. "The automotive designer focused on enhancing the curvature of the car's body to improve aerodynamics."
  6. "The geologist studied the curvature of geological formations to understand the geological history of the area."
  7. "The artist used the brushstrokes to depict the curvature of the figure in his painting."
  8. "The architect incorporated a curved staircase to add elegance and highlight the curvature of the building's design."
  9. "The cyclist adjusted the handlebar to match his riding style and accommodate the curvature of the road."
  10. "The meteorologist analyzed the curvature of the storm system to predict its path and intensity."

Sentences with «curvature»

  • In the labs at TU Vienna, different kinds of reinforcement were tested to see how strongly they can be bent — a radius of curvature of just three meters is feasible. (sciencedaily.com)
  • In work published online June 6, 2016, in the journal Nature, Simon's group presents new experimental observations of a quantum Hall material near a singularity of curvature in space. (sciencedaily.com)
  • «The aggregate is a large substructure that imposes some kind of curvature on the membrane — that's really the major observation,» said Alemayehu Gorfe, assistant professor of Integrative Biology and Pharmacology at the UTHealth Medical School. (sciencedaily.com)
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