concavity in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for concavity in the English»Spanish Dictionary

concavity <pl concavities> [Am kɑnˈkævədi, Brit kɒnˈkavɪti] N

1. concavity U (of lens, mirror, surface):

concavity

lo cóncavo

2. concavity C (hollow):

concavity

concavidad f

Translations for concavity in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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concavidad

concavity

concavity in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for concavity in the English»Spanish Dictionary

concavity <-ies> [kənˈkævɪti, Am kɑ:nˈkævət̬i] N

concavity

concavidad f

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concavidad

concavity

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English

The concavity of the flute cast also points stratigraphically up.

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Towards the middle on the anterior surface the deep concavity of the nasal notch is the limiting feature.

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Further restrictions are required to assure overall concavity of the momentarily utility function.

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A mountain with wonderful concavities, which has its western side almost opened by a large cave which may be penetrated far into the interior.

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This approach typically relies on concavity and differentiability assumptions to track the local evolution of an equilibrium point that varies smoothly with exogenous parameters.

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Modern skateboard decks have relatively low concavity and their edges tend to dig into the pine needles and sand while riding.

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A sign of older leaves is concavity on the upper surface.

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The plantar arch flattens, the solar concavity decreases in depth and heels spread.

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Instead, they possess a straightened maxilla with no concavity towards the anterior.

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It is distinguished by its deep concavity and crescentic outline.

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