bounciness造句

• Colonial Americans called them " bounce berries, " referring to their bounciness.
• That bounciness did catch the piquancy of the score, Stravinsky's Concerto for Piano and Wind Instruments.
• The coefficient of restitution, for all its multisyllabic heft, is nothing more than a term scientists use to talk about bounciness.
• Kline provides a caustic counterpoint to Ryan's comic bounciness, a bite of sharp French cheese to Ryan's chocolate mousse.
• Since no one could master the bounciness that usually accompanies a square dance, we made it into a flowing Thai-style version.
• "In cakes, you can replace the functionality of fat with sweet gooey things and get rid of the dryness and the bounciness, " he said.
• :: Setting aside speed and suspension, which obviously affect the bounciness of everything, the rider's position relative to " both " tires matters.
• Its joyful bounciness continually reminded me of " Harold & Maude, " a film that could make fun of suicide but still come across as life-affirming.
• The high-speed fight choreography by director Yuen Woo-Ping is mind-boggling, and Chan's boyish bounciness goes a long way toward overcoming the corniness of the material.
• All of the other characters in ` Aladdin'are so bouncy, I decided if I just created this guy who watches everything from a distance, it created this dark cloud over all that bounciness.
• Despite the inherent bounciness of the Anglo and the inherent smoothness of the English concertina systems, skilled players of Irish traditional music can achieve either effect on each type of instrument by adapting the playing style.
• Oviedo s description of the balls is reminiscent of rubber or some kind of resin with rubber-like qualities; in all sources, some kind of reference is made to the unfamiliar bounciness of the balls.
• Eurogamer felt that the Hammerhead " responds well to the terrain, with just the right mix of weight and bounciness . " IGN considered it an improvement over the Mako carrier featured in the original " Mass Effect ".
• One possible reason behind his reinvigorated bounciness may be a reunion with his old performing colleague and director, Samo Hung, who can be seen as a bike delivery guy subject to more than a few hard knocks during one of the chases.
• During 1971 the spring rates and damper settings were altered along with the front suspension bushes which reduced the bounciness of the ride and low speed ride harshness which had generated press criticism at the time of the Cortina Mark III's launch.
• It's not just its top-drawer Porter score, which ranges from the luxurious minor-key masochism of " So in Love " to the double-entendre-laden bounciness of " Always True to You ( In My Fashion ) ."
• Why they don't just say bounciness is unclear, but from a community of people who say " high viscosity " when they mean " gooey " and " high adhesion " when they mean " sticky, " some obfuscation is inevitable.
• As her artwork is open and lacks much shading, Conner feels that Paul Mounts is a compatible colorist for her work, as he achieves " the right amount of bounciness or moodiness, depending on what's needed . " Conner has stated that her favorite things to draw are facial expressions and body language.
• A few months after it was released, Psyonix released an update that adds game modes known as " mutators ", modifying some aspects of gameplay, such as increased or decreased gravity, ball size, ball speed and bounciness . " Hoops ", a game mode based on basketball, was added on April 26, 2016.
• All three perform as a rock group, singing, in part, " We are the aliens, we're coming to your town; we are the aliens, better hide your cows, " with a Monkees kind of bounciness, and belting out a heartfelt tune, " I'm in Love With Connie Chung ."