ice rule造句

• Ex-Bruins defenseman / coach / assistant GM Mike Milbury likes the idea here of leaving the icing rule intact, for both sides, during penalty situations.
• Pauling estimated that the ice rule reduces this to W = 1.5, a number that would agree extremely well with the Giauque-Stout measurement of S.
• Matvichuk's goal came on a power play at 14 : 44 and an off-ice ruling helped the Stars tie it on Hull's second goal of the preseason.
• While the general managers are considering the shootout, they might also want to implement the no-touch icing rule that improves player safety by eliminating dangerous races and collisions into the boards.
• In his ongoing effort to get the NHL to change its icing rule, on February 3, 2011 Foster told TSN that there were complications during his surgery to repair his broken femur.
• For this ( and other ) reasons the rules are sometimes mis-attributed and referred to as " Pauling's ice rules " ( not to be confused with Pauling's rules for ionic crystals ).
• Under the current icing rules, about 95 percent of the time fans are treated to the thrilling sight of a defenseman leisurely skating into his own end to tap the puck with his stick so the referee will whistle icing.
• While most leagues adopted the entire NHL rule change package for 2005 06 ( based on the 2004-05 AHL rule changes ), the ECHL kept the shootout at five players, and kept the automatic icing rule which has been used in the league.
• In regards to the rules, the reason I have that information is that I think a lot of readers who are totally not familiar with the NHL but see it on TV are confused about the offside and icing rules, and think that information should be in the article.
• A " magnetic analogue " of ice is also realized in some insulating magnetic materials in which the magnetic moments mimic the position of protons in water ice and obey energetic constraints similar to the Bernal-Fowler ice rules arising from the geometrical frustration of the proton configuration in water ice.
• The IIHF adopted the no-touch icing rule after an incident in the Czechoslovak First Ice Hockey League in 1990, when Lud
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• Where k _ B is Boltzmann's constant, N is the number of oxygen atoms in the piece of ice, which is always taken to be large ( the thermodynamic limit ) and Z = W ^ N is the number of configurations of the hydrogen atoms according to Pauling's ice rule.
• After some teams in need of a line change ( player substitution ) began deliberately icing the puck to stop play, and as part of a group of important rules changes following the 2004 05 NHL lockout, the NHL supplemented the icing rule prior to the 2005 06 season by not allowing the offending team to substitute players before the next faceoff, except to replace an injured player or when the goaltender must return to the net following an icing call.
• Yes, that one . . . . Another reason for the NHL to copy international hockey's no-touch icing rule : The Kings'Glen Murray tore a knee ligament last week when he fell after racing a Colorado player to the puck to secure an icing against the Avalanche . ( In the NHL, icing is waved off if the offending team reaches the puck first . ) . . . Detroit is 3-13-1 against teams that are . 500 or better . . . . So if Brett Hull is wrecking Dallas'chemistry and coach Ken Hitchcock is a tyrant, how could the Stars build a 15-game unbeaten streak?