In spinning the threads are held together by their scales and the waviness of the fiber which prevents them from untwisting.
It is distinguished by its waviness and the scaly covering of the fibers.
The waviness of wool is due to the spiral structure of the fibers.
In the shadow, on the side down which they were climbing, the rocks now shone distinctly phosphorescent, with a peculiar waviness of outline.
Except for the same waviness of outline and phosphorescent glow, she had quite the normal aspect of a human being of our own world.
Hair--Appears to be straight in most cases, but being cut short a slight waviness might not be noticed.
However, this latter feature may be more apparent than real; for the Ilocano cut the hair short, and a slight degree of waviness might readily pass unobserved.
All the articles named above promote the glossiness and waviness of the hair, and are also among the simplest, safest, and best applications that can be employed when the hair is weak and begins to fall off.
As to waviness of the hair, I have observed it rarely among the Manóbos to which this paper refers.
The Negrito element is apparent only in the waviness of the hair, the height and prominence of the forehead, and the darker color of the skin.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "waviness" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
