convexity

In his conceptuardenfors regards convexity rule as the criterion of projectibility, and uses it to distinguish lawlike hypotheses from accidental ones.

The convexity of the lens helps to focus light onto the retina.

Convexity is an important concept in the study of geometry.

The convexity of the mirror made objects appear larger than they actually were.

Investors often consider convexity when evaluating bond investments.

The convexity of the hill made it difficult to climb.

Convexity is a key factor in determining the stability of a mathematical function.

The convexity of the surface caused the light to reflect in a specific direction.

Understanding the concept of convexity is essential in certain fields of physics.

Convexity plays a role in the design of many architectural structures.

The convexity of the glass magnified the image on the other side.

Brilliant shafts radiated from the convexity of the arch, coming and going silently.

He regarded the delicate lines of her profile, and the small, tight, applelike convexities of her bodice, so different from Arabella's amplitudes.