Sentence examples for a significant deflection from inspiring English sources

A significant deflection off O'Shea made all the difference.

There may have been the slightest of touches from Milan Skriniar along the way but not a significant deflection.

Hleb wanted to claim the second goal but his strike took such a significant deflection off the defender David Hubacek, that Uefa deemed it an own goal.

He shot from the edge of the penalty area and, with the aid of a significant deflection off Chávez, his drive beat Valladares down the middle.

From an unremarkable attack down the right, Conti's attempted cross took a significant deflection off the falling Brendan Galloway and looped over goalkeeper Angus Gunn and into the far-left corner of the net.

The Danish goalkeeper somehow managed to change direction in mid-air when a first-half shot from Morten Gamst Pedersen took a significant deflection, stretching out his right hand as he did so to turn the ball over the bar.

A complicated morphology appeared in the fracture surface of specimen A-2 as a result of significant deflection of crack propagation.

Instead, flame tongues impose a local blockage effect causing significant deflection of the approach flow, which results in a constant region of negative axial velocity for the leading side of the flame tongue to propagate into.

We tested our main hypothesis that the FN would not show a significant negative deflection based on participant expectancy of losses in the absence of task-induced affect responses, through use of a one-sample t test on computed FN amplitude difference scores (low win expectancy difference high win expectancy difference), for the FZ, FCZ, and CZ electrodes.

It was hypothesized that participants would not demonstrate affective response or report mood changes associated with the task, and that the FN would not show a significant negative deflection based on participant expectancy of losses in the absence of task-induced affect responses.

Crucially, reanalyses of our data using the AASM scoring revealed a very similar pattern with a significant LRP deflection for sleep trials (see the Supplemental Experimental Procedures and the results in Figure S3), confirming the presence of task-relevant responses during sleep even when a more conventional method for scoring sleep was used.