Sentence examples for without being deflected from inspiring English sources

For some courage — defined, in this case, as facing pain without being deflected from his chosen course of action — take Calcavecchia.

Similarly, the planes of a gas must be only about a mean free path apart in order for molecules to pass between them without being deflected by collisions.

The Free Syrian Army welcomes any hand extended to help bring the Syrian people closer to gaining their freedom, without being deflected from its goals or the fundamental principles of the revolution.

This result was consistent with a weakening of Earth's magnetic field that allowed cosmic rays to stream more freely through Earth's magnetnosphere and into the atmosphere without being deflected.

In this case, collisions between molecules are significant, and the result holds only for tiny holes in very thin walls (as compared to the mean free path), so that a molecule that approaches near the hole will get through without colliding with another molecule and being deflected away.

Prior to the test it had been expected that the beam would lay down a static charge on the cloth and be deflected without damaging the cloth.

(49) Some electrons pass through the sample without any interactions, others are deflected by the electrostatic field of the nucleus, screened by the outer orbital electrons of specimen atoms, and some electrons may collide or nearly collide with the atomic nuclei, suffering high angle deflections or even backscattering.

The concrete is so strong that a 25-metre bridge beam that is one metre thick can be deflected 30cm without breaking.

According to Leo the Deacon, at one point one of the Pechenegs charged Bardas himself and delivered a sword blow on his helmet, which was deflected by the metal without doing harm.

Without this person, too much of Kate's time is deflected away from her major task of selling.

Without this person, too much of the owner's time is deflected away from their major tasks.