Sentences with phrase «slightly convex»
LG says that the front glass is slightly convex for comfort and to give it an elegant look.
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Our review version came with a 45 mm black stainless steel and glass fiber body, with a slightly convex sapphire glass over the top of the dial, and a bi-directional bezel showing compass points and degrees in white.
The screen is covered by a piece of slightly convex Gorilla Glass that bulges slightly outward, magnifying the screen contents just enough to appear to pop.
The screen glass has a slightly convex curve near the edges.
The species has an elongated face with a slightly convex forehead.
century landscape artists to the blackened, slightly convex pocket mirrors used to reduce tonal values and which served as a form of camera obscura when looking at the view behind one's head.
With this pocket - sized device's onyx - like, sometimes slightly convex surface, viewers could look at a reflection of the «picturesque» scene in which they were environed.
There is a noticeable, slightly convex, furrow at the junction of the head and neck.
Not exact matches
Maybe so, but the slightly to greatly inflated convex surfaces of the hydrogen fuel - cell SUV are more on the zaftig side.
The rear of the device is striking — at least so far as the backs of e-readers go, with slightly tapered sides that create a subtly convex surface covered in a textured soft - touch material.
that's slightly OT, but I argue that if the peak oil happens now, then the real world will be out of the set of all SRES model (or out of their convex envelope, if you prefer).
Shell small, elongate, pellucid white, exhibiting the red dried remains of the animal, smooth, glossy, rather blunt at the apex; whorls 8, a little convex, slowly and regularly increasing, narrowly marginate beneath the slightly oblique suture; aperture ovate, acuminate above; peristome whitish, the outer margin curved forward in the middle, somewhat sinuated above and at the base; columellar margin thickened, reflexed, joined above to the outer lip by a thin callosity.