jaggedly

jagged | American Dictionary

jagged
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/ˈdʒæɡ·ɪd/
rough and uneven, with sharp points:
a jagged piece of glass
a jagged edge

Examples of jagged

jagged
Both this and the cabaletta have a jagged melodic contour, alternating stepwise motion with leaps from chest to head register.
Figure 1 displays jagged cutoffs between yes/no coverage decisions for all of the evaluation criteria outlined above.
In both experiments we also found no differences between closed and open jagged contours detection in terms of element separation.
Suspended over all is a gigantic globe with a face broken into a great rictus, jagged with six long, sharp teeth.
Both have jagged patterns, whereas inflation and the output gap are smoother.
The jagged feathers appearing from behind the birds are wings.
His sense of alienation is emphasised by the overwrought music, with its jagged melisma on the word 'rainbow'.
The resulting melodies were similar to the random ones, with some greater tendency for diatonic pitches and less jagged melodic contours.
Closed contours were built in the same manner as open jagged contours with an additional constraint: their segment extremities had to form a closed backbone.
To deter criminals, jagged pieces of glass were embedded into the top of walls.
Plain and open symbols represent critical element separations for detection of jagged contours and closed contours, respectively.
For the open jagged contours, only one curvature was used (20 deg).
The effect of jagged edges due to small angle of rotation was removed by applying bilinear interpolation.
In each figure, information is elevated from activated storage (jagged lines) to the limited-capacity store, which is the focus of attention (large circle), until the latter is full.
Notice how well the smooth curve approximates the jagged one.
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