Sentence examples for sharp deflection from inspiring English sources

Twice in the third period she denied Lamoureux again, once with a glove save and again by closing her pads on a sharp deflection from 4 feet away.

The second half opened with another stop to prevent an own goal; this time it was Mannus pushing away a sharp deflection off Gary McDonald.

However, Zhuchengceratops also possesses several derived features seen in Leptoceratops [18] but unknown in other ceratopsians: upward curvature of ventral margin restricted to anteriormost part of mandible, posterior end of mandible with sharp ventral deflection, contact between dentary and post-dentary bones nearly vertical (also seen in ceratopsids), and hyoid bones rod-shaped.

The sharp microcrack deflections generate a tortuous crack path which gives rise to crack surface interaction and thereby toughening.

A sharp hardware-related deflection was observed at stimulus onsets (i.e., at 0 ms and every 265 ms thereafter).

By this way, drivers can gain a minimum travel time throughout the bend, and this driving pattern is often seen on sharp bends with large deflection angle.

Encoches frontales: Biphasic frontal sharp waves with initial negative deflection followed by a positive deflection where the wave is wider and of greater amplitude (figure 1B).

The zig-zag deflections and sharp edges of the Deconstructivists, notably in Peter Eisenman's 2004 design for the Berlin Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, and in Daniel Libeskind's 2003 plan for the redevelopment of the World Trade Center site, in Lower Manhattan, suited shattering times.

QRS durations in each mode were averaged for each ECG following analysis of all leads, and defined as the first positive/negative deflection to the last sharp positive/negative deflection across the isoelectric line.

In the LIA mode, the EEG is dominated by sharp waves that are randomly timed large deflections of the EEG signal lasting for 25 50 milliseconds.

Sharp potentials were defined as single LFP deflections exceeding 10 standard deviations in amplitude with more than four spikes inside.