convexity (Meaning)

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convexity (n)

the property possessed by a convex shape

a shape that curves or bulges outward

The convexity of the mirror distorted the reflection, making objects appear larger than they were.
In finance, convexity refers to the curvature of the price-yield relationship of a bond.
The convexity of the lens allowed it to converge light rays to a focal point.
The convexity of the hill provided a panoramic view of the surrounding landscape.
The concept of convexity is important in optimization problems, where it indicates the shape of the objective function.
The convexity of the surface made it ideal for rainwater runoff, preventing pooling and flooding.
The convexity of the balloon increased as more air was pumped into it, causing it to expand further.
The convexity of the aircraft's wings provided lift, allowing it to soar through the sky.
In mathematics, convexity describes a set where a straight line segment joining any two points lies entirely within the set.
The convexity of the road made it challenging to navigate during heavy rainfall, increasing the risk of accidents.

the property possessed by a convex shape, a shape that curves or bulges outward

protrusion, overhang, protuberance, dome, portion, bulge,projection, section,swell, block

well, concavity, depression, indenture, indentation, hollow, indenture, basin, depression, pit

The convexity of the mirror distorted the reflection, making objects appear larger than they were.

In finance, convexity refers to the curvature of the price-yield relationship of a bond.

The convexity of the lens allowed it to converge light rays to a focal point.

The convexity of the hill provided a panoramic view of the surrounding landscape.