Converse of object

• learn: There will probably be a learning curve in the arrival of wireless USB.

• accentuate: Bumps are displayed, cleavages revealed and curves accentuated by the new generation of well cut, and frankly sexy, maternity wear.

Preposition: over

• 3lbs: The latest trend seems to be for fast taper rods of high test curves over 3lbs.

Adjective modifier

• steep: He said: It's been a steep learning curve.

• elliptic: Elliptic curves offer major advances on older systems such as increased speed, less memory and smaller key sizes.

• sweeping: Oulton is a wide circuit, with long sweeping curves, a rare mixture of gradients and some picturesque scenery.

• upward: Thus there will be an upward sloping demand curve.

• caloric: This climbing up the PES leads to the decreased slope of the caloric curve at higher energies.

• lumbar: It fits snugly into your lumbar curve, relieving strain on the lower back muscles.

Modifies a noun

• fitting: An important technical detail, Bayesian curve fitting, is discussed at length.

Noun used with modifier

• stress-strain: The program includes the non-linear elastic behavior beyond the limit of proportionality using the generalized stress-strain curve of ESDU 76016.

• calibration: Note that multiple plots on the calibration curve always use the default curve.

• yield: The graph below shows the ' normal ' shape of a yield curve.

• dose-response: These points of departure approaches mad better use of all the data to estimate the dose-response curve.

• indifference: Summary The shape of indifference curves depends upon the preferences of the individual.

• titration: Each titration curve should be given a unique label.

Preposition: of

• 2.5lbs: The carp rod is a 12ft, two piece rod, with a test curve of 2.5lbs.