Sentence examples for rebounding distance from inspiring English sources

It was also found that the shape anisotropy of the ores played an important factor in determining the rebounding distance.

The calculated and experimentally determined rebounding distances were found to be in good agreement for all of the ores.

When ores slide down the drum and rebound from the drum surface, the friction coefficient and repulsion coefficient of the ores affect their collisions with the drum surface, and thus determine their rebounding distances.

The operational principle was based on the simple notion that the differences in the physical properties of ores, such as their shape and chemical composition, should result in different rebounding distances.

Durant also had 12 rebounds and distanced himself from a brief shooting slump that materialized during Oklahoma City's back-to-back losses.

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

A mechanism of particle partition and WC-cluster rebounding at short distances and oblique spray angles is proposed.

Jackson's next effort from distance rebounded back off the upright and Warriors were soon testing Ulster's defensive resolve.

A curling shot by the 24-year-old just cleared the crossbar before his next effort from distance rebounded back of the right-hand post.

But just not now, with the Mets headed toward a fifth straight losing season and any real rebound off in the distance somewhere.

Across most rich countries this ratio was consistently high in the 19th century, tumbled during the interwar period, and has since rebounded back within shouting distance of 19th century highs.