Sentence examples for exploit the spin from inspiring English sources

Upon resumption, Morris severely attacked Compton, who had been bowling in an attempt to exploit the spin, aided by a series of full tosses and long hops that were easily dispatched for runs.

When Laker was introduced to exploit the spin, 13 runs were taken from his first over, but only 44 runs came in the first hour, leaving 360 runs needed in 285 minutes.

Krejza was picked in place of seamer Stuart Clark as a second specialist spinner alongside Cameron White to exploit the spin-friendly conditions in a bid to avoid their first series defeat since the 2005 Ashes tour of England.

Johnson and his spinning partner, Richie Benaud were unable to exploit the spin-friendly conditions and the English made 459 runs.

The complexity and heterogeneity of the microvasculature in different tumour types thus need to be understood prior to using such measurements for evaluating changes in tumour oxygenation in response to chemotherapy MRS exploits the nuclear spin properties of hydrogen (H) as well as of other atoms with unpaired protons, such as P, Na and F, in a magnetic field to absorb and emit radiofrequency.

The discovery also laid the cornerstone of a new field known as spintronics, in which researchers try to exploit the fact that electrons spin like little tops to make novel devices.

To exploit the peacocks' territorial zeal, the spinning-reel guys were throwing big, noisy Woodchopper and Amazon Ripper lures which, just between us, Iregard as cheating.

We also exploit the temperature dependence of spin-splitting energy.

More than anyone, Mr Armani has exploited the commercial spin-offs from providing (free) clothes for the stars of film, television, music and sport.

Upon resumption, Compton continued as Yardley persisted with his policy of trying to exploit the deteriorating pitch with as much spin as possible.

Spintronic systems exploit the fact that the electron current is composed of spin-up and spin-down carriers, which are more easily disturbed than electronic systems.