Sentence examples for deflection with a from inspiring English sources
The Wisden Almanack records that Allan Border and Kim Hughes, in putting on 172, had "carried on steadily through the second new ball and until half an hour after tea, when Sarfraz bowled Border off a deflection with a beautiful ball that cut back sharply".
Defensive end Kroy Biermann leaped to tip a pass, caught the deflection with a headfirst dive, alertly jumped to his feet and outran a few Cleveland players for a spectacular touchdown in the fourth quarter, giving the Falcons a 20-10 win over the battered Browns in Cleveland.
The actuation capability and reliability are studied in order to lead to optimal parameters set providing a higher stroke (deflection) with a low heating temperature.
The results of this study indicate that, with an active suspension, it is possible to trade each 1% increase in tire deflection with a circa 1% decrease in r.m.s.
The third order zigzag model is modified by replacing the uniform across the thickness approximation for the deflection with a layer-wise variable approximation for deflection which explicitly accounts for the transverse thermal strain.
Grid choice constrained the stimulus temporal correlation structure: for the square grid example described above, any deflection with an eastward component (E, NE, or SE) was likely to be followed by a deflection with a westward component.
It has been reported that by optimizing process parameters, SU-8 polymeric cantilevers can be used for months (approximately 200 days) without large deviation in initial deflection (with an error within 1°) [274].
The conceptual basis of the diagnostic, the design and setup of the system, characterization of the mechanical construction, electron beam transport and its deflection with an ion beam is presented.
The pre-error negativity was followed by a later positive deflection with an amplitude maximum at around 280 ms after the onset of an incorrect note.
The application method produced NO signals that were often preceded by large current deflections with a much faster time constant than NO-elicited electrode currents.
Auditory events were 100 ms sinusoidal carrier frequency deflections with a peak amplitude of 1.5 semitones (where n semitones is a ratio of 2 n /12; Figure 1D).
