A type of serration is also found in airframe shapes used in certain stealth aircraft, which use the jaggedness of the serrated edge to deflect radar signals from seams and edges where a straight, non-serrated edge would reflect radar signals back to the source.
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Journalist Simon Garfield made it number 1 in the list of the " 8 Worst Fonts in the World " in his 2010 book " Just My Type ", commenting that " the uncool font is based on jaggedness and crudeness ", although he conceded that it was " a brilliant piece of corporate branding ".
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Continuous casting typesetting systems such as the Linotype were able to reduce the jaggedness of the right-hand sides of adjacent lines of flush left composition by inserting self-adjusting space bands between words to evenly distribute white space, taking excessive space that would have occurred at the end of the line and redistributing it between words.
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The best of them-- The Crowd, The Good Earth, Camille, parts of Mutiny on the Bounty-- retain our interest because of the emotional jaggedness that erupts through the placid MGM sheen, a quality that Thalberg often felt had to be tamped down, if only to insure the financial returns of the company, and that of Thalberg.
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The " Chicago Reader " noted that their set was " influenced by Siouxsie & the Banshees, but with an anthemic quality that makes me think of PJ Harvey and heavy doses of the rhythmic jaggedness and angularity of British postpunk . " The group expressed their liking for these bands, and added : " We listened to a lot of different music [ . . . ] Our influences are male and female in equal measure ."
