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Calculation for how many bents (b) something has in a bend (B) (bentage is bents per bend), only with things that are not made with the bend in mind. Uses the original thing as a reference to measure the peak bend of a segment by observing the displacement from the original reference. Bents are calculated from the peak bend compared against the original thing. Formula is b = o (original) + pB (peak bend)/B (bend).
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