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• (Original description by Watson ) The high shell is concavely conical.
• The moonlight gourami s concavely sloped head distinguishes it from other gourami varieties.
• The shoulder title was a numeral " 42 " atop the word " CAVALRY " curved concavely.
• The shoulder title was a numeral " 41 " atop the word " CAVALRY " curved concavely.
• The hindwings are much paler and almost patternless and the transverse band of the forewings is also more concavely curved.
• The maxillary teeth have no serrations on their front edge; the denticles on the concavely curved rear edge are small.
• Distance decay is graphically represented by a curving line that swoops concavely downward as distance along the x-axis increases.
• The side on the right is usually bent concavely ( hence the name of the instrument ), curving away from the player toward the right rear corner.
• The bricks of one at Merricourt, N . D ., are laid concavely to withstand the pressure of the grain inside; another reddish-hued structure was painstaking constructed of individual tiles at 1821 Kansas Ave ., in Kansas City, Kan.
• The geometry of the structure is a symmetric six-pointed star; from the center of the floor, the cornice looks like a two equilateral triangles forming a hexagon, but three of the points are clover-like, while the other three are concavely clipped.
• Ribbing in " ( Putealiceras ) " is generally straight and radial, bifurcating about mid flank and meeting at a distinct median keel on the venter . " ( Brightia ) " has large nodes on the inner half the whorl sides, and concavely curved ribs on the outer half.
• By the end of excavations in 1982 almost all of the wreck had been uncovered, revealing a ship with a concavely profiled bow and a convex stern; a sharp, prominent keel; two masts; and a heavy cargo load, a shape well attested by iconography but not common in the Roman world.