Sentence examples for rebound angle from inspiring English sources
The normal and tangential coefficients of restitution were quantified based on the modified kinematic equations presented, and the effects of two factors (the impact and rebound angle of maize) on the COR values were analyzed with impact angles ranging from 30° to 90°.
Yet in the real world, LOOP becomes a thrilling game of skill because in order to get the desired rebound angle you need to carefully judge the force you hit the ball.
The model results of the tangential coefficient of restitution, rebound angles of the contact point and center of mass are validated with the experimental data on frictional-elastic collisions of Kharaz et al. (Powder Technol. 120 (2001) 281), showing, despite the simplicity of the considered model, an excellent agreement.
The mechanical parameters used for discussing the correlations are Young's modulus, yield stress, and rebound resilience angles from tensile testing and rebound resilience measurements.
Bruce, who lifted the trophy three times as a Manchester United player, fielded a strong side despite the enforced absences of his Cup-tied strikers Shane Long and Nikica Jelavic, but Hull looked less threatening than Brighton until the 26th minute, when Sagbo's flying volley from Ahmed Elmohamady's cross rebounded from the angle of post and bar.
A few minutes later, Nowitzki and Kendrick Perkins were angling for position to rebound Kevin Durant's shot, which ended up being a successful 3, and became aggressively entangled.
On superhydrophobic surfaces, the spreading coefficient of droplet was affected by both the static contact angle and the roll angle, and the rebounding coefficient of droplet was highly relevant with the roll angle.
The object is to cause the ball to rebound with variations of power or speed and at such an angle that the opposition cannot return it.
The win could still have gone to the visitors, had Sibbald's shot from the angle not rebounded off Caraux's upright.
The target and ICD3 are positioned such that particles rebounding at a maximum angle of 5.2° from center can be measured by ICD3 for incident and rebounding beam axis velocity as shown in Fig. 6.
