curve1.xml
This case creates a concave increasing curve by providing a linear input signal (the modified value of the "INPUT" tied to the one supporting argument of the "OUTPUT") that is simultaneously blocked by a gradually reducing set of objecting arguments.
We use the "Reverser" so we start by maximizing the objecting arguments when the modified value of the INPUT is low (front loading the blocking characteristics).
Observe the "Reverser" modified value as the "INPUT" modified value increases. The objecting arguments applied to the "OUTPUT" carry more weight when the "INPUT" modified value is low.
