Sentence examples for rebounding peak from inspiring English sources

The program also determines if the particle has rebounded from the collision target, and calculates the rebound velocity of the particle from the rebounding peak width.

Interestingly, rebound peaks in the patients' nephritis scores were observed immediately following biopsy.

This biological effect might contribute to the male predominance in adolescents in this study and reflects the finding of Faulkner et al. that the decrease in BMD in adolescents did coincide with an increase of accidents while accidents decreased as BMD rebounded after peak height velocity [ 37].

Only the public sector shrank.Unlike other states that have been piling on jobs, such as California, Utah is not merely rebounding; at its January 2010 peak unemployment was still well below the national average (see chart).

Analyst Alex Magni said: Despite weak 2013 results and material foreign exchange headwinds, G4S has rebounded to its peak PE rating.

Paint sales tumbled when the housing bubble burst, and while they edged up 6.7 percent last year over the previous year, they have not rebounded to the peak level of more than $9 billion in 2007.

Soft drink consumption fell sharply from 1929 to 1932, then rebounded to its peak by 1936, three years before the economy recovered.

The upshot here is fairly obvious: Any pitcher who once had elite skills, or even seemed on the way to developing them, is capable of rebounding to something approaching his peak form without providing the courtesy of proper notice.

But he said that while the oyster population might be rebounding, it is far from its peak.

Some authorities have hypothesized that these Spring peaks are due to prolongation or exacerbation of depressions that begin as winter depression, or rebounds therefrom, but there are few specific data to support this view.

Since housing prices are not expected to rebound to the previous peak anytime soon, that wealth is simply gone for now.