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That, in turn, bounces the light down in a concentrated beam about a metre (3ft) wide to produce heat and drive generators.

When the economy bounces back in a few years and they're ready to write checks again, they may find that founders have moved on.

The ball flies into John's face! John is a little angry. But the ball bounces off his head. It flies into the goal.

What this does is increase how much the light bounces around our scene.

and the standard deviation, which shows how much a fund bounces around its average returns.

Murphy is hoping that at least one out of every 30 million photons hits a reflector and bounces back toward Earth.

When the ball first bounces off the ground at frame 50, it seems to float and slip rather than rebound.

Some of the heat radiates into space, but much of it bounces off the cloud layer and goes back into the ground.

The ball bounces across the ground and rolls up to my feet.

A racket bounces a tennis ball up and down on the court , before a hand grabs the ball.

The warm vapor from her breath cuts through the cold air and bounces off of the ground in front of her.

The fiber is internally reflective at specific points, so that when light is sent along the fiber, some of it bounces back to a detector.

But the ball bounces off his head. It flies into the gate.

A woman's dress fluffsforward after she stops walking A ponytail bounces in an "S" motion when someone jumps up and down.

The emitted green light is amplified as it bounces back and forth between the mirrors, as occurs in a conventional laser cavity.

The game is often played in rounds --- the winner is the player who bounces the highest.

CALIPSO sends a pulse of light through the atmosphere and records the light that bounces back to generate a profile of the atmosphere.

In standard flash photography a burst of light strikes a subject, and some of it bounces back to the camera to create an image.

When the ball bounces off the boards or basket and Garnett is positioned underneath, everybody appears to freeze.

But the ball bounces off his head.

Even when he's forced to hurl an entire continent made out of deadly Kryptonite into space, Superman bounces back from the brink of death.

Tossing his head, he bucks and bounces on stiff legs, kicking up dust in a comical manner.

Alas, this approach, too, has its limits. In particular, some of the light is reabsorbed as it bounces around, and is lost as heat.

Trapped there, a lot of the energy bounces back and then travels horizontally as a surface wave for thousands of miles, Dr. Parsons said.

As you walk, a bag bounces on a spring, which connects through gears to an electrical generator.

But both will have a solid understanding of what happens to light as it travels through the lenses and bounces off the mirrors.

"Typically, sodium, sugar bounces around, " she said.

Interestingly this style of objection has no force; it simply bounces off its target.

Alternatively, you can stand at each corner of the car, front and rear, and push the car's bumper up and down until the car bounces.

If you write a personal check and it bounces, you will have to pay the bank high service charge on it.

A shot hit just as the ball bounces.

The problem, at least for me, is that I can't follow the conversation as it bounces around the room between people.

As the light bounces back and forth between the mirrors, it is continually amplified by the laser medium.

Michael presses the down button, and the door slides shut, but, due to the hose, it bounces back open.

In contrast, the axial beam continues to build as it bounces back and forth across the active medium.

We know that some part of light is directly in contact with that ground, it comes back, bounces, just like a ball falling from a height.

The chair bounces along the cobblestones of the square, affording the blind man a little additional suffering.

Indeed, the move seemed to prompt sharp bounces in several stocks that were thought to have been targeted.

There will be many bear-market bounces over the next two years.

vi. She's had many misfortunes in her life but she always bounces back.

The satellite bounces laser light off the ground, allowing researchers to measure the terrain with extraordinary precision.

However, if it bounces back suddenly, your budget will be damaged by this sudden change.

Some of the light bounces off clouds and particles in the atmosphere and returns to the satellite.

How the points should be counted if an arrow bounces off the target or pierces it?

He says penitentes might also increase glacial melting as sunlight bounces around the spikes and heats them.

The flash is aimed at the ceiling, wall or flash reflector, which disperses and softens the light, and bounces it back at the subject.

Light bounces around within the wires and is eventually absorbed when it hits at the correct angle.

When the bottom line bounces right back, the CEO is already in the black on his options.

A beam with a smaller angle of incidence will require more bounces to travel the same distance than a beam with a larger angle of incidence.

The light bounces off the structures so that the scales appear to us as a shimmering green.

The virus bounces past cells that are already infected to more quickly reach uninfected cells, new microscopic videos of the cells revealed.

a tennis return made by hitting the ball immediately after it bounces.

Such echoes occur when the supernova's bright flash bounces off of dust clouds in various locations around the galaxy.

Hard bounces represent the percentage of mails that are not deliverable and are immediately rejected by the recipient's e-mail server.

When the beetle dries out its exoskeleton, the light no longer bounces off evenly, foiling the shiny, golden, mirror like effect.

The document then bounces between Tor servers in a random manner, using layers of encryption to obfuscate its source address.

Nintendo's plumber with aplomb bounces through an interplanetary adventure so brimming with ideas that it makes your head spin.

The ball bounces off the shelf.

Success is measured by how high the ball bounces once it hits bottom.

Unlike dysfunction, healthy intimacy pulls away, bounces back, creates infinite fresh configurations.

Opt-out members and Hard Bounces should be removed and the resulting clean list sent back to me.

bounces the aircraft causing image motion on the exposed film, thus reducing the final definition of the photographic images.

Sunlight bounces off the light color light-colored surface, so we it stays cool on hot days.

Sunlight bounces off the light color light-colored surface, so it stays cool on hot days.

When light bounces off them, it recreates the appearance of a 3D image.

Also, sunlight bounces off the light-colored surface, so it stays cool on hot days.

Red paint bounces back the red waves, making red the only visible color.

Sun light boncers Sunlight bounces off the light colour light-colored surface. So , so it stays cool on hot days.

Light comes through, it bounces back off the layers; it's called thin-film interference.

Throw a tennis ball on the floor. The ball bounces back.

Level 4 - Calls forth a bolt of lightning that bounces up to 9 times, dealing 290 damage on the primary target. Each jump deals less damage.

Level 3 - Calls forth a bolt of lightning that bounces up to 7 times, dealing 225 damage on the primary target. Each jump deals less damage.

Sunlightboucus(bounces) off the light colour(light-colored) surface, so it stays cool on hot days.

Then, Ball bounces out the door.

Protons in the shock wave get trapped by the magnetic field of the ISM, which bounces the protons back toward the remnant.

When light bounces off of an object, it does so at an infinite number of angles.

Bounce pass: A pass thrown by a player to a teammate that bounces on the floor.

The ball bounces next to the barbecue.

Light from the main source bounces off walls and other objects, which collectively acts as a fill light.

Because it's white, it bounces back heat from the sun, preventing it from entering the sea.

It's a minimalist arrangement: a white dot bounces inside a square; two movable rectangles on each side act as virtual paddles.

Your football bounces over the wall.

That's a drop in the bucket, assuming the U. S. new car market bounces back.

He rolls between two big trees. He bounces into a hole.

On the underside, a full roulette wheel spins while a ball bounces within, waiting to land on a lucky number.

(Ryan ) i think David, my manager, is an interesting guy. He's a little fruity, bounces around a lot.

Pixelation occurs when the digital signal bounces off buildings, hillsides, trees or even passing aircraft.

The auditorium sounds hollow because the music bounces off the wall.

when the yarn is broken, the wheel bounces up and down under the action of the spring and then self stops.

But under the economic recession, that's the way the ball bounces.

when the yarn is broken, the wheel bounces up and down under the action of the spring and then self stops.

But under the economic recession, that's the way the ball bounces.

He has also broken the world records for the longest chain of bubbles, the number of bounces a bubble can do and the largest frozen bubble.

The result shows that the bounces of anvil and bit lead to the many times of percussion of the impact hammer drilling system.

Your address will not be revealed to them unless you respond, or possibly if the email bounces.

When light falls on certain things, it bounces back, which we say the light is reflected.

The ball bounces into the car.

That will be when the U. S. bounces back more quickly than Europe.

So, the report will show pageviews, bounces, visits, and revenue for each source and keyword.

To move(a ball or puck) by repeated light bounces or kicks, as in basketball or soccer.

To move(a ball or puck) by repeated light bounces or kicks, as in basketball or soccer.

And contrast that with, like, a plastic garbage can, and you can push in the sides and it always bounces back.

Tungsten light bulbs cast very yellow light. And any surface that light bounces off can add its color.

For most existing protocols, you have to average these bounces to try to find the signal you really want.

For Average Time on Page, bounces are excluded from the calculation. In other words, any Time on Page of 0 is excluded from the calculation.

NO02, 3. The stock market goes up and down, but historically it always bounces back.

Then she bounces the ball on the ground. The ball is fun to play with.

Laurie: No prob. . . whoa! [ball bounces away] Slippery little sucker. I'll just go get that.

The reason that such bear-market bounces repeat is the US Federal Reserve's low interest rate.

On Macs, where this class is currently supported, this Alert "bounces" the dock icon.

Tennis ace Serena Williams always bounces her ball five times before her first serve.

Historically, big sell-offs have typically been followed by big bounces.

Monitor hard bounces and ensure you obtain complaint feedback from your ISP.

After a nice ride, Ball bounces out of the car.

Although fatigue shows readily on Carter, he bounces back quickly.

There was little refuge in emerging markets, down 6. 5 per cent, though big exporters China and Brazil saw bounces.

He bounces into a hole.

The ping-pong ball bounces off the bowling ball and it just bounces back.

The differences, say the scientists, come from the way light bounces off horsehair.

For anybody who bounces, their tremolo will be a problem.

And the pills are not a cure. Stop taking them, and the virus bounces back.

At one point he triggers a trap which sends a spiked log rolling quickly toward the camera, before it bounces over.

It's a nearly elastic collision and it bounces back from the wall.

Then there is the issue of the angle by which sunlight bounces off the dust cloud shrouding Planet X or the Moon Swirls.

However, if you have difficulty with this then you will need to go back to holding until your ball bounces on the other side.

Such market movements are bear-market bounces.

Outgoing, confident and willing to learn, Good at planning and organising own and others at work. Resilient, takes knocks and bounces back.

In the same way, when light falls on certain things it bounces back.

Shot Wright-Phillips, running from halfway, lets fly from 25 yards but the shot bounces wide.

In the real world, light also bounces off of objects and illuminates others nearby.

I'm rubber, you're glue, whatever you say bounces off me and stick to you.

Lennon and McCartney write a tune, that tune bounces from their heads to our heads to our childrens' heads; copies get copied.

Thus, when you hit a punching bag, it bounces right back at you.

Defeat lingers in my heart, it bounces around my brain.

I'm rubber, you are glue, whatever you say bounces off me and sticks to you.

The winner is the player who bounces the highest.

Jill's fist bounces off.

I am rubber and you are glue. Bounces back and sticks on you.

When the noise bounces off a fish or a rock, the dolphin hears the echo come back again.

You might discover, for example, that everyone bounces around a lot inside your application.

Mailing list owners--automatically divert bounces and vacation messages

An Objective Overview of Iron and Steel Industry Development and Recent Price Bounces

The Hong Kong market bounces as confidence grew.

A Modeling Method for Ultra-wideband Channels with Multiple Bounces

Secondary Bounces Group of Controls

De facto standard recipient for some bounces root

User to receive double bounces

but by changing the way the light bounces