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convexity
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Convexity
Property that a curve is above a straight line connecting two end points. If the curve falls below the straight line, it is called concave.

convexity
A mathematical measure of the sensitivity of a bond's price to changing interest rates. A high convexity indicates a greater responsiveness of a bond's price to interest rate changes.


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Many surgeons appreciate the utility of auricular cartilage as an autologous graft material for nasal augmentation, but the natural concavities and convexities of harvested conchal bowl cartilage can make achieving a straight and even dorsum technically challenging.
External examination showed focal areas of yellow exudate on the convexities and multiple bilateral infarcts affecting the cortices, pons, thalamus, middle temporal gyms, and putamen.
Female Fig Leaf is a curiously shaped cast that Duchamp presented in several different guises, including a photograph in which concavities appear as convexities.
 
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