The present perfect tense of curve is:I/you/we/they have curved.He/she/it has curved.The past perfect tense of curve is:Had curved.
The cervical curvature is considered a secondary curvature of the spine. It develops as a compensatory curve to help maintain balance and support the weight of the head.
Casually in every day language ; YES!!! In mathemetica ; NO. A Circle is a complete loop. with no change of radius. A Curve does not make a complete loop and can change its radii. e.g. the Sine Curve.
A lot, so much that its a complete circle....
A cumulative frequency curve is a graph that shows the cumulative frequency of a data set. This type of graph can present data, such as medians and quartiles. Another name for this curve is an Ogive.
Scoliosis A condition of lateral curvature of the spine, which may have just one curve or primary and secondary compensatory curves and be fixed with a brace, or with a more severe case, spinal instrumentation surgery to keep your spine from twisting more.
Scoliosis is a 3 dimensional spine deformity where individual vertebral bodies are rotated in addition to side to side curve. S shaped scoliosis is commonly used term when there are two 'C' shaped side to side curves in the spine connected to each other. Usually one of the curves is 'structural' or primary curve and the other one 'compensatory' or secondary curve though both can be structural. The compensatory curve is formed so as to keep the head in center over the pelvis by compensating the curvature of primary curve. 'S' shape can be observed clinically looking from the back but is more obvious on spine Xray. The terminology fairly prominent is not a correct clinical description but broadly refers to the rotational element of the vertebral body which leads to rotation of the rib cage giving rib hump observed from the back as ribs are attached to vertebrae in chest (thoracic) region. 'Fairly prominent' refers to this prominence of rib hump.
Answer. This is a medical term that simply means: A slight twist of the lower spine to the left while at the same time curving slightly outward, rather than the usual inward curve. It's most likely a radiologists description of a finding on lower back xrays... It could be a compensatory curve to another unusual curve in the opposite direction higher in the spine, like what is described with curvature of the spine. The body always trys to 'balance' the body over the spine... Combined with a physical exam [if norma]l means nothing to worry about... Hope this helps.
The average variable cost curve compares the company's maximum performance to its present state. For example if the minimum profits are to the left of the AC it means the company will decrease profits by increasing their production. Therefore creating a curve.
When a limiting factor is present, population growth initially follows an exponential curve as the population increases in size. However, it eventually levels off and plateaus at the carrying capacity of the environment, resulting in a logistic growth curve. This is due to the limited availability of resources, such as food or space, which constrain the population from growing indefinitely.
you curve the terk orb 180 degrees to the left and use that fraction thing
Basically, it IS a curve.