Flat or slightly convex on one or both sides, edge straight, one side wider than the other.
A fine specimen of white quartz from Elmore county, Alabama, has the bottom flat and highly polished, the edge perpendicular to bottom and rounding off into the slightly convex top, with a pit at center.
Thick, with both the sides and the ends incurved or reel-shape; faces flat or slightly convex.
With expanding base; bottom flat or slightly convex, often with a slight depression in the middle.
Pod oval, oblong, or even linear, flat; the valves plane or slightly convex; the partition broad.
Indusium flat or slightly convex, orbicular or round-reniform, fixed by the centre, opening all round the margin.
Shell subregularly icosahedral, with twenty equal, triangular, slightly convex faces, which are not separated by prominent crests, but covered with a network of irregular polygonal plates.
The principal metacarpal, which forms the region of the canon, is directed vertically; its anterior surface is slightly convex transversely.
The radius is placed in front of the ulna; its body, slightly convex forwards, has the anterior surface convex transversely, and the posterior surface plane in the same direction.
The posterior surface of the shaft of the radius is flattened; its anterior surface is slightly convex.
This plate is octagonal, slightly convex, and has beveled edges.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "slightly convex" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
