In one the gills are more distant, slightly rounded behind, and adnate or abruptly terminated; in the other they are closer and more distinctly decurrent.
The outer corners at the front should be slightly rounded, as a sharp corner would be dulled quickly.
Turning tools for copper are ground with a little more top rake than is given steel turning tools, and the point should be slightly rounded.
The cone-shaped point is slightly rounded so that it will not bear in the bottom of the thread.
The cutting edge should be slightly rounded in its length, which will strengthen it and also enable a fine finishing clip to be taken off, as in Fig.
To preserve the cutting edge, the point of the tool should be slightly rounded.
The end-profile came up from the bottom very full and round, then fell sharply inboard in a slightly rounded sweep to join the upturned sheer well inboard.
The shorter chin of the Cree canoe also made tumble-home in the end sections unnecessary, and cross section near the headboards was given the form of a slightly rounded ~U~.
Lower part of the blade a half circle or less; top square or slightly rounded; stem rapidly widening, with increasing curve to the blade, making an angle with it; stem and blade nearly the same length.
Notched in on the edges, leaving the stem nearly or quite as wide at the bottom as the blade; corners of the base square or slightly rounded.
A washer can be put under the wooden bar, or the top of the pole may be slightly rounded.
Through this hole loosely screw or nail the windmill on the end of a stick, slightly rounded to prevent friction (Fig.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "slightly rounded" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
