0 past simple and past participle of curl --
1 to make something into the shape of a curl, or to grow or change into this shape: --
When the rigid object is moved, it appears to flex and change shape, and be more or less curled as the elevation above eye level is increased or decreased.
The first experiment, using a curled fibre medium, demonstrates that an upperlimit equation like (5.4) ceases to have validity well before free convection conditions take over in the apparatus.
However, from the ant's perspective it might not matter whether the width of the load they choose to carry corresponds to a flat or a curled fragment.
However, his belief in the natural rights of "the sons of dukes" and "the curled darlings of the nation" belies the convictions widely attributed to him.
His legs were twisted and his upturned hands were empty, the fingers curled.
They also showed little movement in the first couple of weeks, generally staying curled up and interacting very little with the environment or other monkeys.
A leaf or leaflet was defined as curled if over 30% of the leaf edge was curled upwards.
The genotype curl\curl determines a curled structure of the leaflets and stipules and is easily identified in the seedling stage.
