Sentences with phrase «curves as straight lines»

Not exact matches

This one has a 3 - in - 1 head that features a straight blade for your arms and legs, a curved blade for underarms and bikini line, and floating foil to make sure you're able to get as close a shave as you can.

Gravity distorted the coordinates, just as a grid of straight lines on a rubber sheet would curve if you placed a heavy cannonball on it.

All curves have reached their plateau at that point and will continue as straight lines.

Geometric and floral motifs were a winning effect for this collection, curves and straight lines balancing each other and even appearing as flat metallic floral jewellery.

During straight - line driving, the headlights perform like any others, but on entering a curve, the light grows larger as the inboard low - beam swings out to illuminate that television set the local kids placed in the road.

Mazda engineers created a design featuring continuous straight lines from front to rear, and curves were removed from the underbody to as great an extent as possible.

While inheriting design elements of the first - generation Cervo and first - generation Vitara, as well as the previous generation Swift, the Ignis introduces simple straight lines and curves that accentuate its distinct personality and appeal, and that leave a strong impression at first sight.

It's a nifty trick, especially in the ZL - 1, a super-Camaro that's as comfortable slicing up the curves of the Nurburgring as it is in a straight line.

Taking clear design cues from the Samsung Galaxy S3 smartphone, think of the Note 2 as a kind of super-sized version of the flagship handset, swapping straight lines for sleeker curves and a white paint job «inspired by «nature», so the marketing blurb tells us.

The rubber back is there for comfort, as are the rounded corners and curved surfaces — there's barely a straight line in the whole machine, apart from the screen itself.

The right piece harbors precise straight lines which turn chaotically curved as they transition to the left piece.

How much easier is it to now judge that dark curve above it with a straight line acting as a benchmark?

As a draftsman he liked the opportunity it provided of «working straight lines against curves.»

This shift as accentuated by the fact that the building blocks, the small forms from which the composition is made up, are triangular, but one side of each triangle is not a straight line but a curve.

The once straight lines bend evenly into curves as I learn to surrender.»

But as argued above, for such a time evolution it is neither a good idea to fit sea level with a quadratic nor to fit the rate curve with a straight line — it's a bad model that gives inconsistent results.

A straight line plus a sine curve fits the data of 1900 - 1950 about as well as it fits the data of 1950 - 2000, does it not?