Sentence examples for In recoil from inspiring English sources

In recoil, her husband pricks her finger and sucks her blood, thus making himself black.

"You get some extra distance, but you pay for it in recoil".

It is made possible by fixing atomic nuclei in the lattice of solids so that energy is not lost in recoil during the emission and absorption of radiation.

The composite bow's resistance to bending was increased by reinforcing the rear, or belly, of the bow with horn; its speed and power in recoil were increased by overlaying the front of the bow with sinew, usually applied under tension.

The program focuses in particular on the interactions of neutrinos scattering off atomic electrons in the detecting medium of liquid helium, resulting in recoil electrons which can be measured.

"We all know someone whose home has been violated," reads a typical article in Recoil magazine.

You watch these scenes and other examples of the zeitgeist-y, early-20s heroines of "Girls" engaging in, recoiling from, mulling and mourning sex, and you think: Gloria Steinem went to the barricades for this?

This is due to the significant reduction in recoiling, only 8%, for the anisotropic model (22% for isotropic model).

We should in fact recoil in horror at the lack of imagination of those measuring things and wondering why they don't grow.

The reason for stenting was primary stenting in 87%, recoil after angioplasty in 8.3%, and residual pressure gradient or flow limiting dissection in 2.5% of the cases.

The potential consequences include increase in airways resistance, change in elastic recoil properties of the lung tissue, and the occurrence of ventilation inhomgeneities.