Sentence examples for a redirection of a from inspiring English sources
The goal, on a redirection of a Scott Niedermayer shot that the defenseman had flicked toward the net from the top of the circles, looked almost like a reverse drop volley from Elias, an avid tennis player.
In a model study, melt rates increase as changing ice conditions cause a redirection of a coastal current, bringing warm water of open ocean origin through the Filchner Depression and into the Filchner Ice Shelf cavity.
It is a redirection of a truth that has been building, almost undeniably and irresistibly, since the Bulldogs dared to become the story of this finals series – right from that first Thursday night in Perth.
Sergei Brylin scored his first goal of the playoffs on a redirection of a shot by Brian Rafalski from the right point at 10 minutes 48 seconds of the first period.
For instance, cloud-based Web Application Firewalls (WAF) add a layer of security to web applications, and their installation is often as simple as a redirection of a website's traffic through the WAF provider.
Minnesota 3, Tampa Bay 3 -- Andrew Brunette scored the tying goal on a redirection of a Cliff Ronning shot with 4 25 left in regulation and the Wild tied the Lightning at Tampa, Fla .Atlanta 3, Columbus 2 -- Dany Heatley stormed from the penalty box and scored the game-winning goal on a breakaway with 13 seconds left and the Blue Jackets suffered their seventh road loss in a row.
It is shown that, in a self-affine fracture, varying the exponent of the power-law fluid may lead to a redirection of flow compared to a Newtonian fluid flow field.
To eliminate it would require a redirection of our social forces & institutions.
When CO2 emissions are stored in the region itself, cost could be lowered by up to 20% on routes with low transport volumes and in a complementary way by a redirection of flows at the expense of longer transport distances to prevent costly offshore storage.
A similar parallax is also present in the human eye, so that a redirection of gaze shifts the projection of an object on the retina by an amount that depends not only on the amplitude of the rotation, but also on the distance of the object with respect to the observer.
