Sentence examples for balls behaviour from inspiring English sources

But even this neutrality makes a difference to players who've gotten used to previous balls' behaviour.

For example, a child's confidence ('a belief about capability'[ 21]) in catching and in playing ball games with others is likely to influence whether the child can catch a ball (a behaviour) and whether the child actually plays ball games with others (a behaviour).

However, it is up to children to come up with games by modifying the ball's behaviour – including sounds, lights and "rumble patterns" – using its app, unlocking new features the more they use it.

Many species can roll themselves into a ball, a behaviour used in defence that also conserves moisture.

The ball milling behaviours of HMS were interpreted in terms of their relationships with the grain size ranges.

The main stimulus conditions were (1) serve sequences, (2) non-serve behaviour (ball bouncing) and (3) static control sequences.

Moreover, they always consider biomolecules and their functions as simplified interacting 'black balls' with automatic behaviours.

This observation helps to explain why Galileo was able to discover many of the basic laws of dynamics in gravity by studying the behaviour of balls rolling down inclined planes.

*** There have been films made about Lewis's fabled bad behaviour (Great Balls Of Fire, with Dennis Quaid as Lewis) and books written about it (Nick Tosches Hellfiree was named by the Observer as the best music book of all time in 2006).

This paper presents a modelling approach for predicting the internal dynamic behaviour of ball bearings under high moment loads.

We restrict ourselves to the structural and nanochemical behaviour of ball-milled nanocrystalline Fe Al powders with atomic composition Fe3Al, corresponding to a well-known intermetallic compound of the Fe Al system.