Sentence examples for born ball from inspiring English sources

Numerical tests on proteins and a nonlinear Born ball model with an analytical solution validate the new solution decomposition and minimization schemes, and demonstrate the effectiveness and efficiency of the new PBE finite element program package.

The reality is likely to be more complicated; while the visitors' back row of Robshaw, Tom Wood and Tom Croft looks like three natural blind-sides up against natural scavengers in Warburton and Justin Tipuric plus a born ball-carrier in Toby Faletau, much of England's best breakdown work this season has been done by prop Dan Cole and lock Joe Launchbury.

Australian-born Ball qualifies for Wales thanks to his father, who is from Colwyn Bay.

Australian-born Ball qualifies for Wales thanks to his father, who is from Colwyn Bay, and becomes the region's fifth summer signing following deals for.

Nottinghamshire-born Ball then took his first Championship wicket in his first over, having former Notts man Ashwell Prince (16) caught behind by Chris Read.

It was the unplanned plan: wait for the ball to become old (or make it so), get it reversing, hand it to either Wasim or Waqar or maybe one of the new kids who's just come in but was born with balls of steel and knows just what to do with the ball and watch the tamasha.

They love that shit just as much as anyone born with balls.

I've never been a teenage girl with a slow-growing crush on a best friend who's about to leave me forever, but I didn't enjoy the new DLC for Naughty Dog's amazing The Last of Us, the heart-breaking Left Behind, any less for having been born with balls.

New York, arguably the city where punk was born, having a ball to launch an exhibition to celebrate the ways in which its angry little anarchic baby influenced fashion.

David Beckham was not born with golden balls.

And thus was pétanque, the only form of boules in which the player must stand still to launch his balls, born.