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In computer graphics, a smooth curve that runs through a series of given points. The term is often used to refer to any curve, because long before computers, a spline was a flat, pliable strip of wood or metal that was bent into a desired shape for drawing curves on paper. See Bezier and B-spline. |
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Its new proCore line, introduced at NPE 2006, has collapsible splines that move inward during the ejection cycle to release the part. The spline approach indicates that the national average exposure-response curve obtained using natural cubic splines is near horizontal, indicating the lack of evidence for an association, only at the very low concentrations (from 0 to ~10 ppb) and then becomes approximately linear at higher concentrations (Figure 3). de Boor, A practical guide to splines, Springer-Verlag, New York (1978). |
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