Sentence examples for deflection from a from inspiring English sources
He gained a lucky deflection from a defender and it dropped into the stride of Mark Burchill, who clipped it past Jim Calder.
Randy McKay, holding his ground in front of Irbe, tied the score on a deflection from a shot by Colin White from the blue line with 6 45 left in the period for his team-leading ninth goal.
In taking a low-flying deflection from a delivery at 85 miles an hour, or 136 kilometers an hour, by bowler Zaheer Khan, he made the exceptionally difficult look routine, even elementary.
In minimizing the maximum deflection, the position of the maximum deflection from a previous iteration is used as the next one.
Wednesday were unable to do a favour to neighbours and previous leaders Sheffield United, who lost 1-0 at Nottingham Forest thanks to Lewis Grabban's winning goal, scored after a deflection from a João Carvalho shot.
Son had a great chance to open the scoring after eight minutes when he raced clear through the middle to take advantage of a deflection from a defender that fell into his path.
Optimistically, we had watched the Forlan shot, only to see the ball go off a slight deflection from an attempted South Africa block.
The fury exchanged between centre-left and radical left forces across Europe is, all too often, a deflection from an uncomfortable truth: that neither has so far produced a convincing answer to how these multiple divisions can be straddled, and how a viable electoral coalition can be produced that would win power.
For example, deflections in gamma ray logs in response to clay content in a coarsening upwards sandstone unit also showed similar deflections from a number of geochemical logs.
The deflections from a number of static non-linear finite element test cases are transformed into modal co-ordinates using the modes of the underlying linear system.
The alternative quantitative method employed at least three data points where positive deflection from control (a hormetic response in cases of inverted U-shaped curves) was ≥ 110% of control, but it had no statistical basis for validity.
