In conversation and in interviews with the press, he displayed an uncanny gift for put-on, put-down, deflection, protection, mumbo and jumbo.
Downward deflections represent spontaneous IPSCs.
The effects of cell size and timestep on heating, slowing-down and the deflection times are quantified.
The heating, slowing-down and the deflection times are found to be almost linearly dependent on number of particles per cell.
Error and sensitivity analysis examines the effects of particles/cell, grid scaling, and timestep on the numerical heating, the slowing-down time, and the deflection times.
The northern limit of the tsunami source area shown in Fig. 2 is constrained only by the tsunami arrival time data (WS602, WS202, and WS203) whose initial deflections are down.
As a result, the down-hole tubular string deflection is divided into two parts with the neutral point ((F = 0)) as the dividing point: the initial straight configuration above the dividing point and a full helix depicted by Eq. (10) below the dividing point.
Following ice-block grounding, deflection of flow down and away from the obstacle develops horseshoe vortices that maintain a non-depositional hollow around the obstacle, whilst continued outwash deposition away from the obstacle raises the level of the surrounding sandur.
Rooney's penalty moved him to 42 England goals, seven shy of Sir Bobby Charlton's national record, and the 28-year-old thought he might have added number 43 - but his second effort took a heavy deflection and went down as a Della Valle own goal.
In Italy's case, a specific ruling was handed down just this summer, stating that deflections on to hands should not be punished.
The upward deflection caught Richter going down as the puck glanced off his glove and went in.
