arcuate
- adjective
- /ˈɑrkjʊɪt/
- The bridge has an elegant, arcuate design that allows for smooth passage overhead.
- arcuate fasciculus
And without going down the rabbit hole of arcuate nucleus biology in two sentences, you have a hypothalamic area called the arcuate nucleus.
- And without going down the rabbit hole of arcuate nucleus biology in two sentences, you have a hypothalamic area called the arcuate nucleus.
Examples
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So you may have heard of the arcuate fasciculus that basically connects language regions in the temporal lobe up to Broca's area in the frontal lobe.
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"We're getting high-range, arcuate motion out of a simple device with simple inputs."
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By giving it a linear input, you get an arcuate output of the value that you desire," he said.
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And without going down the rabbit hole of arcuate nucleus biology in two sentences, you have a hypothalamic area called the arcuate nucleus.
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Earthquakes since 1964 are shown as black dots, and the Sunda Trench along which the 1400-km-long earthquake occurred is the arcuate black line on the left (west).
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However, large association areas were useless without the improved sound-producing areas found in humans (the inferior part of Area 4 and Broca, the arcuate fasciculus, and the improved auditory areas with Wernicke).
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Brooks Brothers label, plus cinch-back detailing, no suspender buttons, Capital E on the tag, arcuate without a diamond crossover, and covered back pocket rivets date these 501s as late 1930s to early 1940s.
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The artist used arcuate lines in her painting to create a sense of movement.
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The arcuate shape of the archway made the entrance to the garden inviting.
Synonyms
A shape or surface that bends smoothly without sharp angles
Having a curved top like a bridge or window
Shaped like a smooth curved part of a circle
Shaped like an arch
Having a curved shape like a bridge or ceiling
Curving like the top of a bridge or door
Having a curved shape
Bending in a smooth rounded line instead of being straight
Compounds
- Specialized
A curved blood vessel in the foot that forms an arch and carries blood to the toes
- Specialized
A curved artery at the border between the kidney's outer and inner parts that supplies blood to the kidney
- Specialized
A curved vein at the border of the kidney that carries blood from small kidney veins to larger ones
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word arcuate comes from the Latin root arcus, meaning 'bow' or 'arch', so it describes something that is curved like an arch or a smooth arc.