Sentence examples for produced rebound from inspiring English sources

Zo, who produced "Rebound" with Arty, appears to have deleted his Twitter account, but posted a curt message on Facebook: "Will I'm Not... .. #staypositive.

Only severe downturns, like the second one in the early 80's, have produced rebounds as robust as those of earlier decades.

The high frequency burst of inhibitory postsynaptic potentials induced by PC axon stimulation produces rebound depolarization and hyperexcitabilty of deep cerebellar neurons [41].

We chose this model as it captures the cell's ability to produce rebound spiking, the approximate spike shape, and the frequency-current profile of the cell, including spike-adaptation.

Both Egypt and Tunisia have been under economic strain since the revolutions in those countries, but the bank said political reforms often produce rebounds in economic activity.

The study thereby shows how speed and distance rebounds can be coherently combined in road vehicle travel to produce total rebound figures.

Rate cuts by the Federal Reserve produce the rebound, mainly by encouraging households to borrow and spend.

Keane noted that a phalanx of high-powered defense lawyers can produce a rebound effect in court.

And though one of the bill's costliest provisions is intended to produce a rebound in capital spending by businesses, such a recovery is far from certain.

But the researchers found that recent relatively mild quakes did not produce enough rebound to account for what the geological record showed -- periodic uplift on the order of three feet or more.

For a relay dLGN neuron, prolonged exposure to a stimulus with a non-preferred contrast (black for an ON cell) produces a "rebound" response at the end of the stimulus mainly constituted by spikes in bursts [20] [22].