Sentence examples for weight strikes from inspiring English sources

Other weight drop methods developed include the one first described by Wrathall et al. [28] in which a weight strikes a rod placed in contact with the dorsal surface of the spinal cord.

The weight struck Christian on the side of his head, smashing his skull.

It wasn't just the weight that struck me; it was the way the knife fit perfectly in my palm.

Galileo said that bodies of similar size and shape, but of different weight, would strike the ground at the same time when released from a great height.

The reason is that the queue delay of flow is unaffected by the lagging flow or its weight is stricken to become smaller.

As the story is retold in the 2004 biography Harriet Tubman: The Road to Freedom, she sought to protect a fellow slave from an overseer, who threw a lead counter weight that struck her in the head, causing a wound that was "deep and severe".

A weight factor of strikes a balance between the two, with the highest RSS receivers assigned slightly more weight than with RWL, the mid-RSS receivers somewhat less, while the lowest still contribute marginally to estimating the transmitter location.

To portray Dr. Perl in the concentration camp, Ms. Lahti lost a great deal of weight and was struck by her own newly gaunt face in the mirror.

Such unequal weighting of votes strikes us as utterly incompatible with the concept of one indivisible nation whose citizens share equal rights no matter where they live.

But those engineers said that widely available software could have been used to predict at least some aspects of the devastation produced by planes of a particular weight and speed striking specific floors.

During the transition from full weight bearing heel strike to mid-stance, translation of the posterior meniscus across the tibia averaged 0.63 ± 0.03 mm in the anterior direction, while displacements in the ML and SI directions were minimal.