Sentence examples for small deflection from inspiring English sources

Small deflection plates then force that air to flow in a counterclockwise direction, creating a miniature tornado.

But it took a small deflection off the boot of Kim Nandil and suddenly Henry was 10 yards out alone.

Andrew Driver tapped the ball to Rudi Skacel and his attempt found the net with a small deflection off James McPake.

There was power and movement in a shot that may have enjoyed a small deflection, but Stekelenburg was still embarrassed as it flew into the centre of the net.

At the opposite extreme may be cited the 1919 expedition of the English scientist-mathematician Arthur Stanley Eddington to measure the very small deflection of the light from a star as it passed close to the Sun a measurement that requires a total eclipse.

For a very small deflection, i.e., the Eqs.

Expressions for the large- and small-scale deflection and rotation are obtained and a non-linear load-deflection relation is given.

Subtle modulations of light and small deflections in the cloth create a spacey, dematerialized impression, as though you were looking into nothing but hazy, colored light.

In the first bolometer, invented by the American scientist Samuel P. Langley in 1880, a Wheatstone bridge was used along with a galvanometer that produced a deflection proportional to the intensity of radiation for small deflections.

After linearization for small deflections, we have m x ̈ + D x ̇ + kx = F cos ( ω t ) + N ( t ), (1).

The frequency response for small deflections and the time response for large deflections of the device are also determined.