Sentence examples for deflection suggested from inspiring English sources

English physicist and chemist William Crookes investigated cathode rays in 1879 and found that they were bent by a magnetic field; the direction of deflection suggested that they were negatively charged particles.

The English physicist and chemist William Crookes investigated cathode rays in 1879 and found that they were bent by a magnetic field; the direction of deflection suggested that they were negatively charged particles.

Gopalswamy and Thompson (2000) found that both the prominence and the CME showed the deflection, suggesting that the CME deflected as a whole, including sub-structures.

The data indicate that the layers are about 1.8 kilometers thick, but that the underlying crust shows almost no deflection, suggesting it is very thick.

The comparison at points of maximum deflection suggests that 500 × 500 mesh size gives a solution fairly close to 300 × 300, in addition to savings in computational time.

When the action potentials were blocked inside the pipette, the impulses became biphasic with a downward deflection followed by an upward deflection, suggesting that the impulses came into the pipette and were blocked inside it.

With a sense of humor, and a measure of deflection, they suggested on opposite pages: "This is a good start; This is a good way to start a fight".

A finite element analysis based on the observed deflection mechanism suggests that initial crack deflection is possible when the interfacial fracture energy is less than 64% of that of the bulk material, which is consistent with experimental values.

On Tuesday, among other talking points and deflections, she suggested that a delay in personnel processing by White House "career officials" was to blame in explaining why the White House and FBI explanations were so different.

To use the customer service example, as a chatbot becomes better and better at ticket deflection through suggesting knowledge-based articles, human agents have more time to tackle high-level issues, thereby decreasing backlog and customer dissatisfaction.

This study uses the deflection failure criterion suggested in ISO 834-2012 (2012) for the structures exposed to high temperatures.