Sentence examples for hit surface from inspiring English sources

A ray that leaves the LED at angle t, will hit surface S at ( x S ( t ), y S ( t ) ) and leave surface S with angle t ˜ ( t ) given by x S ( t ) = d tan ( t ) + tan , (9a).

They also hit surface-to-surface missiles and military fibre-optic communications.

The hitting surface could not surpass 151/2 inches in length and 111/2 inches in width.

It was made of aluminum and had twice the hitting surface of a conventional wood racket, giving casual players an opportunity to hit more solid shots.

The hitting surface doubled in size in some cases, allowing pros more mobility and recreational players a chance to improve quickly.

During the next century, technology slowed and rackets remained virtually the same size: weighing 13 to 14 ounces with 65 square inches of hitting surface.

Further, while headgear protects a fighter from facial cuts, some observers think it increases a fighter's chance of incurring brain damage because it enlarges the hitting surface of the head and thereby makes the head an easier target.

"You don't want to build a bigger helmet because it would create a larger hitting surface," says Lovell.

If you need to bang on the bolt with a hammer or the end of your wrench to get it loose, that's ok, but make sure you put one the nuts back on to use as a hitting surface.

In little more than three decades, tennis rackets have evolved from wooden frames with heads seemingly barely larger than teacup saucers to today's ultralight carbon fiber composite models and their oversize hitting surfaces.

The in-fill system was patented in 1981 by a former professional golfer named Frederick Haas to make truer hitting surfaces in tee boxes.