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concaveOf a surface, curving inwards, or away from the eye. For example, a bowl appears concave when viewed from above. In geometry, a concave polygon is one that has an interior angle greater than 180°. Concave is the opposite of convex. |
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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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