Sentence examples for along the return path from inspiring English sources

In closed-loop phase-change systems, self-propelled jumping drops on a superhydrophobic condenser offer a new mechanism to return the working fluid to the evaporator, eliminating the requirement for either external forces or wick structures along the return path.

(Since their trajectory had a higher lunar altitude than other Apollo missions, Apollo 13 set the record for farthest flight from Earth of 401,056 km [249,205 miles].) Soon afterward the spacecraft started along its return path home.

Leave obvious landmarks (little stone cairns, piles of branches) all along your return path.

Acting on signals intelligence, the U.S. placed eight submarines along the projected route of the carriers' return paths to Japan, but the submarines were not able to make any attacks.

In principle, the traction current needed to move a train should flow in a closed circuit formed by an overhead feeding wire and a return path along the rails.

Each of them carries a current j x dx and consists of a part from x′ = 0 to x′ = x along the rails and of a ground return path from x′ = x to x′ = 0. Along the rails, this current is opposite to the full-loop current J1, i.e. it flows to the positive x direction.

Visualizing the returning light path reveals that clipping of the returning beam is more restrictive.

When we return along the same path, I always see something different.

Return along the lower path above Alum Bay, taking footpath T25 and then footpath T24 signposted for Freshwater, passing through the quarry car park.

On my return along the sandy path to the slide, Jacques sometimes passed by, walking slowly, wearing shorts and an old polo shirt, tight under the arms.

A coiled spring that is compressed at one end and then released experiences a wave of compression that travels its length, followed by a stretching; a point on any coil of the spring will move with the wave and return along the same path, passing through the neutral position and then reversing its motion again.