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1. The image that has emerged is a bell-shaped curve of how people relate to their work over time.

2. At the top of the bell-shaped curve, you feel as if your success will last forever.

3. Creates a gradient falloff based on a bell-shaped curve.

4. It's a bell-shaped curve that looks about like that.sentencedict.com

5. EVI showing bell-shaped curve, has seasonal change and affinity with the monthly average.

6. That's a bell-shaped curve, but it's centered exactly on .2.

7. So it seems there is a bell-shaped curve where small amounts are signaling and very beneficial, while large amounts are damaging and very hurtful.

8. Bell-shaped worms there is a unique long-handled-shaped organ attached to the fish through its body one end of the handle attached parasites.

9. U.S. authorities lowered a bell-shaped device onto Soviet communication cables that ran along the floor of the ocean.

10. This is the most famous bell-shaped curve, but there are other ones with different mathematics.

11. The white bell-shaped flowers of the lily of the valley are well known, however, the plant occasionally bears orange-red, fleshy berries, which are lesser known to the general public.

12. The body of an adult jellyfish is a bell-shaped, jellylike substance enclosing its internal structure, from which the creature's tentacles suspend.

13. So the normal--the bell-shaped curve in that case for the x/n is going to look something like this.

14. The calculation method of the elastic modulus of bell-shaped Metal Rubber (MR) isolator was investigated.

15. The bell-shaped amplitude equalizer is a conventional device commonly used for equalizing the channel amplitude distortion.

16. The standard deviation can usefully be visualized as the distance from the mean to the point of inflection of the bell-shaped curve.

17. 3 For many random variables, a good choice is the normal distribution, often represented as a bell-shaped curve, shown in Figure 1.

18. Any of various ciliate protozoans of the genus Vorticella, having a bell-shaped body and living underwater on a slender stalk often attached to a plant or other object.

19. A species of alumroot (Heuchera sanguinea) native to the southwest United States and Mexico, widely cultivated in gardens for its clusters of small, bell-shaped, red to white flowers.

20. Any of various perennial plants of the genus Uvularia in the lily family, native to eastern North America and having solitary, nodding, yellow bell-shaped flowers.

21. The transition from one color to another is based on a bell-shaped curve.

22. We can measure with even more precision the percentage of items that fall within specific ranges under a symmetrical, bell-shaped curve like the one in Figure 4-3.

23. As the epithelium penetrates farther, it wraps itself around the condensing mesenchyme , eventually forming a bell-shaped structure, open at its bottom, around 14 weeks.

24. Heather honey is made from nectar collected from the tiny purple bell-shaped flower of the common heather plant.

25. Any of numerous usually evergreen ornamental shrubs of the genus Rhododendron of the North Temperate Zone, having clusters of variously colored, often bell-shaped flowers.

26. Creates a gradient falloff between the center color and the first surrounding color based on a bell-shaped curve.

27. Any of various herbs of the genus Campanula, native chiefly to the Northern Hemisphere and often having showy, bell-shaped, violet or blue flowers.

28. Hubbert's method, a controversial one, assumes that production follows a bell-shaped curve over time.

29. It represents the probability of each value occurring and is represented on a graph by a bell-shaped curve or histogram.

30. But I want to emphasize that there are also other bell-shaped curves.