Sentence examples for reverse strike from inspiring English sources

Stoichiometric powders of nominal composition Y2.6Gd0.4Fe5O12 (i.e. Fe/ Y + Gd) = 1.67) were prepared by reverse strike coprecipitation of metal nitrates.

Green, red, blue and grey bars represent reverse, strike, normal and other types, based on Frohlich (1992), respectively.

But the finish could not match the approach play as an attempted reverse strike from White, well-placed inside the circle, made contact with fresh air rather than the ball.

Note that: Sonnal Anchagi (the single hand blade striking from the outside) is a different kind of strike; it is a reverse strike.

Table 1 Initial model parameters of fault planes assumed in the waveform inversion Segment Length (km) Width (km) Strike Dip F1 12 18 N40E (N220E) 75 (105) F3 12 18 N226E 65 F3 12 18 N226E 77 H 16 18 N205E 72 Reversed strike and dip angles of the F1 segment are also shown in addition to the conventional dip angle (0° 90°) and strike.

This appears to be when the initial police report on the incident says the argument "escalated" again, and Knight put his truck in reverse, "striking one of the victims" – identified as Sloan by sources, though not by the police report – to the ground.

Nakamura et al (2002) obtained mainly reverse faulting mechanisms, while the results of Karabulut et al (2002) show reverse, strike-slip, and normal faulting mechanisms.

Despite Cole being unharmed, neither officer was struck by the vehicle, which continued to reverse, nearly striking a house and taking down several fences before coming to a halt.

Regional convergence is partitioned into a shortening perpendicular to the strike of the folds and faults, while active deformation is not uniformly distributed and consists of shortening, thickening, reverse and strike-slip faulting plus subduction of the oceanic crust.

As you examine this figure you will note that there is a great variety of events with many classified either as normal, reverse or strike-slip (but with different orientations), as well as numerous events that do not fit those three geometries.

In this operation, the percentages were reversed: Allies struck 90 percent of the more than 6,000 targets destroyed in Libya.