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The evolution of ancient spiritual civilization did not go through a straight line, but rather went through a gradual and flexuous process.

Culms rooting from lower nodes, up to 3 m long, smooth, glabrous, much branched in upper part, branches flexuous.

branches slender, flexuous, scabrid, with the spikelets in pairs and clustered toward the ends of the branches.

Her flexuous and stealthy figure became an integral part of the scene.

New Zealand silver pine of conical habit with long slender flexuous branches; adapted to cold wet summers and high altitudes.

branches usually paired, capillary, flexuous, bearing spikelets on distal part.

branches in distant pairs, slender, often flexuous, scabrid, lower ca. 7 cm, bearing up to 4 spikelets in upper part.

stems stout, slightly fleshy, strongly flexuous, glabrous or pubescent when young.

dominant branches usually inflated at base and flexuous, lower branchlets sometimes shortened into weak thorns.

From "Duanzhu, Xuzhu, Feitu, Zhurou" in primitive society to today, Chinese vocal art has through a long and flexuous process.

branches unbranched, flexuous, smooth, lower minute, each bearing 1 or 2 spikelets, lateral spikelets on pedicels ca. 1 cm or more long.

ovules 2 or 3, pendulous from apex of placenta, usually flexuous or corrugate.

branches mostly unbranched, flexuous, scabrid or almost smooth, bearing 1 or rarely 2 spikelets.

Mechanics Performance Analysis of Microresonators with Flexuous Suspensions

Fault Analysis of Output Saturation of Silicon Flexuous Accelerometer

branches and pedicels filiform, flexuous;

Simulation Analysis of Microresonators with Flexuous Suspensions Based on ANSYS

awn very fine, flexuous, ca. 1 cm, apex hairlike, tangled;

Culms to 9 m, ca. 5 cm in diam. , basally slightly flexuous, apically slightly drooping;

Culms ca. 8 m, to 3. 8 cm in diam. , basally slightly flexuous, apically drooping;