recoil

If the market stabs higher and recoils, leaving a tail pointing upward, it shows that higher prices do not attract volume.

If a market stabs down and recoils, it shows that lower prices do not attract volume.

When the electron is struck by the photon it recoils out of the microscope field.

Sometimes shunning emerges spontaneously when a society of millions recoils at a single member's acts.

If it recoils from that level, it'll establish a double bottom.

The prime minister represents a strand of Conservatism that recoils from the idea of Britain taking up again Kipling's burden.

The detectors pick up two types of particle interactions: electron recoils and nuclear recoils.

When another soldier attempts the same feat, he immediately recoils in pain: "It damn well hurts, " he tells Lawrence.

But the German flinches, recoils from the advance.

but the novel , like gossip , can also excite spurious sympathies and recoils , mechanical and deadening to the psyche.

But certain electron recoils can look like nuclear recoils - these are known as "surface events" .

She dislikes being the center of attention and recoils from center stage.

The 36th minute, Dima draws level the score nearly, his header hits on the column recoils by Song Zhenyu is grasped reluctantly.

"Revenge, at first though sweet, Bitter ere long back on itself recoils. " -John Milton.

But the loved one recoils and mourns.

He always gets asked, Have you changed? , and he instinctively recoils at that kind of question.

Application of Elastic Recoils Detection in Materials Analysis