Sentence examples for make bounce from inspiring English sources
Considering the weak gravity field as well as the strict attitude constraints which make bounce a common situation and a tough issue for safe landing on small bodies, a novel active trajectory control-based intelligent landing strategy is proposed to improve the safety and reliability of mission.
It's a beautiful product, for sure, and one that (in a limited demo) seemed to make bouncing around different devices, apps, and services for content a lot easier than the previous generation of remotes.
Satellite studies from French Frigate Shoals in the Hawaiian Islands have further shown that Galapagos sharks are capable of making bounce dives (that is, steep dives followed by rapid ascents) that reach 680 metres (2,230 feet).
Double-tapping the overview button will also switch straight to the last-used app, which makes bouncing between two apps a lot faster.
That made bouncing a whole new ball game.
Do this while "bouncing" to the beat — this is when your knees bend slightly to make you "bounce" up and down to the beat.
The bounce or skip shot is where a player propels the ball at the water with enough force to make it bounce or skim along the water.
Sometimes you make one bounce.
A "spin-bowler", Mr Muralitharan hurls a cricket ball so as to make it bounce laterally off the pitch.
"We have to plug the middle up and make him bounce outside where he's not as effective," Logan said.
