Sentence examples for restitution limit from inspiring English sources

Most of the recent models are already a hair's breadth from crossing the USGA's 0.830 coefficient of restitution limit, so instead of designing their clubs to hit the ball farther, manufacturers make it easier to hit the ball in the first place.

Some states limit restitution for juveniles.

The objective of this paper was to verify the applicability of the EE (Euler-Euler) model for the description of hydrodynamics of particle flow in an apparatus with circulating dilute spout-fluid bed, as well as to test the impact of the model parameters, such as interphase momentum coefficient, restitution coefficient and packing limit on the velocity results of the dispersed phase.

Chemical Engineering Science 61 (5), 1401 1420], this contribution describes the influences of the frictional stress, maximum packing limit and coefficient of restitution of particles on CFD simulation of spouted beds.

No, this is a fraud restitution fund and should be strictly limited for its self-described purpose.

The lawsuit seeks "damages for Plaintiff and each class member, including but not limited to compensatory damages; restitution; injuctive relief; attorneys' fees; and the cost of this suit".

Some will argue that the restitution in this settlement should be limited to the harms caused by robo-signing.

Putnam, which is based in Boston, settled the S.E.C. lawsuit in November, agreeing to make restitution to investors, add independent directors and limit trading by employees, without admitting any wrongdoing.

A few states limit juvenile court costs to restitution and the cost of any care provided to the youth, but other states may apply up to five other categories of costs that can be imposed on youths, parents or both.

The participants experienced a prolonged restitution period after exertions beyond the capacity limit.

But Mrs. Gluckin's artwork represented the greatest hope for restitution for the Roslyn schools: a dozen limited-edition prints by a Hawaii-based artist named Christian Riese Lassen, whose original paintings, while not handled by any New York galleries, are said to fetch five- and even six-figure sums at the high-end malls where they are usually sold.