Sentence examples for spring back from from inspiring English sources
Releasing the load caused the inner tube surface to spring back from a maximum of 0.232 to 0.188 mm resulting in radial strain of about 0.45% and that of the outer surface from 0.190 to 0.151 mm.
Cities share the amazing ability to spring back from disaster, says Prof. Lawrence Vale, who examines why they're so resilient.
"That got me behind the eight ball and it was a tough thing to spring back from.
The business had just begun to spring back from the devastating effects of a recession that drove away advertisers and forced publishers to close magazines.
Students need to be equipped to spring back from tough situations, or times when they didn't achieve perfection – this is vitally important in universities.
It was found that lower levels of interparticle cohesion resulted in decreased residual wall stresses and an increase in the axial spring back from the minimum compact height at the end of compaction.
He is now 11 30 back from the lead, too far back to dream of matching last year's performance.
In 1950, back from the Institute for Advanced Studies at Princeton, Curtius wrote to Anne Heurgon-Desjardins: "Les querelles franco-allemandes m'ennuient.
André Gide's adherence to and defection from communism, depicted in Retour de l'U.R.S.S. (1936; Back from the U.S.S.R ., were widely discussed.
He also suggested that political wariness could be what's holding Europe today back from making bigger moves to fight its problems.
By Macy Halford April 12, 2010 Back from vacation, Book Benchers, and greeted with three hundred and seventy-seven e-mails and a pile of envelopes containing many a peculiar title.
