| In order for staple fibres to be spun into yarn, they must have a waviness, or crimp, similar to that of wool. |
| I cut out another wave, pleased with the way I had captured a few tendrils of waviness at the end of it. |
| So in other words, it's permanently a horrendous mix of straightness and waviness. |
| One of the main reasons for high vibration levels is waviness on the bearing components. |
| Five centuries ago, Leonardo da Vinci sketched in his notebooks an observation that the waviness of hair resembled eddies in the flow of rivers. |
| When a growth of abnormal blood vessels occurs, such bending and waviness can become quite pronounced. |
