bounce back

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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 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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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