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concave /con·cave/ (kon-kāv´) rounded and somewhat depressed or hollowed out.
concave Etymology: L, concavare, to make hollow curved like the interior of an arched circle. Compare convex. concave rounded and somewhat depressed or hollowed out. concave face of the Golgi complex in the developing embryo is associated with maturing secretory vesicles. concave shoe
a horseshoe with its inner edge thicker than the outer so that the surface touching the ground is slightly smaller than the surface in contact with the hoof. concave Pertaining to a surface shaped like the inside of a sphere. See diverging lens; concave mirror. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The in-cab GTA Console II allows the operator to monitor and record operation and harvest data and add field observations, while it adjusts rotor speed, sieves, concaves or fan speed. When I grew up there were dozens of different shapes, concaves, cuts, grooves and sizes. So the California Nurses Association hounded him in the press and at personal appearances and kicked his steroidal concaves. |
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