curvilinear

IPA: kˈɝvɪɫˈɪniɝ

Examples of "curvilinear" in Sentences

Water-filled tubes intersected irregular rooms in a kind of curvilinear logic.
The Starck Mobile features a "curvilinear" aluminum flask design and an embedded USB cable about six inches in length.
What, after all, do you call a business whose very name invokes the kind of curvilinear architecture the Jetsons once enjoyed?
On this account they are generally grown in curvilinear houses, that is, houses that have glass on all sides, like that in the garden of the London Horticultural Society at Turnham Green.
A more advanced version, called curvilinear EUS, allows doctors to operate within the gut while at the same time detect, biopsy and treat lesions and tumours that lie outside the intestinal wall.
A more advanced form of EUS, called curvilinear EUS, allows doctors to operate within the lumen of the gut while at the same time detect, biopsy and treat lesions and tumors that lie outside the intestinal wall.
Julia prattles on about "curvilinear" lines in the architecture, which Leo enourages and Izzy look at Leo strangely (but dissimulated) because we can see she doesn't even think that Leo even knows what "curvilinear" means.
When the couple married 12 years ago, Ms. Lavin assumed Mr. Lynn, an early innovator of computer-modeling technology in architecture who is also known for his curvilinear, maximalist designs, would want to create their home.