Sentence examples for rebound surface from inspiring English sources

There is long a time need for a model that can clarify the rebound surface hardness of concrete.

The modelling assumptions and the use of the model would add to the fundamental understanding of the rebound surface hardness of concrete.

On the eve of the conquest, games took place in a rectangular court bordered on the long sides by walls with both sloping and vertical rebound surfaces.

In civilian settings, terrorists tend to set bombs in confined spaces, such as trains, busses or buildings in order to magnify the duration and range of blast waves by forcing energy to rebound off surfaces [1, 5 7, 9, 20, 23].

The poor wettability surface which corresponds to a contact angle larger than 85° in the present simulations causes the impacting droplet to break up while partially rebounding from the surface at 95 μs as shown in Fig. 9a or to completely rebound from the surface at 50 μs as shown in Fig. 10a.

Droplets on surfaces with worse wettabilities recoil more after their maximum spreading radii and even rebound from the surface.

They are towed behind boats, sending down pulses of sound that reverberate beneath the sea floor and rebound to the surface.

The remainder of the molecules, J r, rebound from the surface without entering the liquid.

Second, between scales, as our world is an inter-locking system; so much so that changes to the troposphere, 12 miles above the Earth's surface, rebound on the prospects of micro-organisms nestled deep in the soil.

"After a short while of watering, I expect the temperature should rebound and the surface become intolerably hot again," he says.

One of the reasons the Australian Open shifted from its rubberized Rebound Ace surface to a cushioned acrylic hard court in 2008 was to cut down on just such leg injuries.