Sentence examples for hard springs from inspiring English sources

Hard springs that compress a little are good for jumps (to keep the car from hitting the ground), but soft ones are good for crawling.

Springs change the speed of an actuator; when a hard spring is attached, the actuator is driven at a slow speed.

It's been a hard spring here, despite the beauty of the flowering landscape.

But no countries have been brave enough to risk that except Qatar and Iran.In this section Democracy's hard spring Throwing money at the street ReprintsGovernments are not merely sitting by, watching existing subsidies shoot up.

He sends his approach into 8 to 15 feet, and would have been closer if his ball, arrowed straight at the flag, didn't take a particularly hard spring forward.

Bits may be borrowed from the manuals of other democracies, but much will need to be invented from scratch.In this section Democracy's hard spring Throwing money at the street Reprints Related items Libya's fledgling alternative government: Who's in charge?Mar 10th 2011Tunisia and Egypt, the region's revolutionary pioneers, are already running into turbulence.

Henry's personal credo, delivered while wielding a cricket bat, of how ideas bounce more effectively from a hard, sprung surface, was a defining moment in the postwar theatre friction between politics and art, ideology and expression ("Screw the whale, save the gerund") and all the better for shining in a play about love.

As transportation costs fell, and as hard spring wheat made the cold areas north of Chicago more productive, wheat increasingly came east from the old northwest.

As a result, the resonance curves are found to change from the soft spring type to the hard spring type as the water depth decreases.

With the increase of initial perturbation energy, the amplitude frequency response of free vibration shows a transition from behaving like a soft spring to a hard spring attributed to strain-stiffening effect.

For the hard spring the r.m.s. and mean peak spring displacement are shown to decrease asymptotically for large e in proportion to ε−1/4 and the corresponding accelerations are found to increase in proportion to ε1/4.