The air goes up, cools, then bounces back up again.
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Drummond bounces back, helps Pistons beat 76ers AUBURN HILLS, Mich.
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"I've got to make sure it bounces back," Teixeira said.
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This is not "24": no one bounces back from torture.
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The pillow bounces back to its shape with a quick fluff.
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If you release your grip, though, the opponent quickly bounces back.
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LOVE BOUNCES BACK: The Hill's Lisa Hagen reports: Utah Republican Rep.
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There will be another, as long as Andrew McCutchen bounces back.
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When their cluster is poked with a finger, it bounces back.
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Cookie bounces back from a life of extended incarceration and drug abuse.
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He is 84 and usually bounces back, but this time is different.
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Goldman may earn a hefty profit if the Venezuelan economy bounces back.
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And if the team bounces back admirably again, maybe that says something different.
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On August 19, every serum, eye cream, and moisturizer bounces back to full price.
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But as oil bounces back, some market watchers are not buying into the move.
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The market often bounces back when it's this far down in the first quarter.
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When this coil is compressed as small as it will go, it bounces back.
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Now 25-8 overall, it'll be interesting to see how Dos Anjos bounces back.
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Gotta hand it to Pete ... he bounces back just fine from big break-ups.
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In non-gaming photography, light falls on the world and bounces back at us.
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Even after a wild(ling) night out in New York City, Jon Snow bounces back.
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A stiff left and Alvarez goes to one knee, but once again bounces back up.
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After the collision, say it bounces back with a momentum of +5 kg×m/s.
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In spring, it bounces back better than ever, having rested and recharged over the winter.
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The sixth season of her reality show, "Big Freedia Bounces Back," has its premiere Sept.
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A new study helps illuminate how life bounces back on Earth after cataclysmic events. 10.
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Fox News bounces back and forth between shocking ignorance on the topic and willful misrepresentations.
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Jake said Logan didn't mean to offend anyone ... and hopes his big bro bounces back.
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With the trade war raging, some traders believe when Apple bounces back, so will the market.
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Seventeen is the age to make mistakes, and Chantel makes plenty, but she eventually bounces back.
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One man shoves another into the globe, and he bounces back and falls on his rump.
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Josh McCown, the team's veteran backup quarterback, reminded Darnold that he always bounces back from mistakes.
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Lidar works by bouncing a laser off nearby objects and capturing it when it bounces back.
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When it bounces back into your hands, do a 180-degree squat jump back to start position.
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Negan relentlessly bounces back-and-forth between genially belittling Rick and threatening real violence on the Alexandrians.
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It will be interesting to see how Carolina bounces back from its 20-13 loss to Atlanta.
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The travel and tourism industry bounces back a lot faster after terror attacks than other crisis events.
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We're gonna have to rely on canned food again for a while until our agriculture bounces back.
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Morgan Stanley believes once the economy bounces back, Salesforce will continue with its double-digit revenue growth.
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That the stock market bounces back because of a trillion-dollar bailout does not relieve their anxiety.
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Offering a change or credit, however, keeps that door open for when the industry inevitably bounces back.
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The company's Zero1 helmet is made of material that gives on impact and then immediately bounces back.
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First, the title: As of the sixth season, the show will officially be called Big Freedia Bounces Back.
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An email address for press inquiries found on the website now bounces back an "address not found" message.
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" Khosrowshahi said Expedia usually bounces back and the company is keeping a close eye on the "unusual circumstance.
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The sensor works by bouncing infrared off an object and registering the unique molecular fingerprint that bounces back.
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Scrivens says that Jaxson is sick for a few days following chemo, but that he bounces back quickly.
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Go deeper: The U.S. services sector bounces back China's manufacturing is pushing higher while the U.S.' is sinking
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When you've walked through a path in the field once or twice, the grass bounces back up again.
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I mean from my point of view in a stadium, the sound kind of bounces back into my microphone.
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If the infrared light bounces back, it means that there is a finger above this area of the display.
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Facebook is sorting out unintentional clicks by discounting instances where a user bounces back after two seconds or less.
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Plastic dumped in and near rivers washes into the ocean, and only a small percentage bounces back onto shore.
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Aries the rambunctious ram always bounces back, and this new moon is a fresh start for all of us.
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Go deeper: The U.S. services sector bounces back China's manufacturing is pushing higher while the U.S.'s is sinking
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Suddenly when my son reports an error, it bounces back to hurt him; that leaves a very bad taste.
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Their breakup was one of the rare serious and sad moments in the show — but Lizzie always bounces back. 3.
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Structurally, the show bounces back and forth between flashbacks, deeper memories, and the present at the drop of a hat.
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He said that before the oil market bounces back, corporate balance sheets have to experience more pressure amid the oversupply.
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When the kangaroo hops, she explains, this cartilage pad is momentarily deformed, and then bounces back to its original shape.
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If growth then bounces back, Scotland could find itself with both juicy tax receipts and a hefty handout from London.
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But for fans who soured on him after a quiet outing against Dallas, we're betting he bounces back this week.
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The Vicis Zero1 helmet's outer shell acts like a car bumper because it flexes on impact and immediately bounces back.
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The criminal mastermind Raymond Reddington (James Spader) bounces back from the dismantling of his criminal organization in the previous season.
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Once you catch the ball as it bounces back, do a 180-degree squat jump and land facing the other direction.
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It seems like whenever a celebrity has a baby, everyone becomes fixated on how quickly she "bounces back" after the pregnancy.
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But unless Snap bounces back, it will still need either an investor or acquirer to come to its aid by 22.
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The show bounces back and forth between three adult siblings in the present day and in their childhood in the 1980s.
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When the light bounces back, based on how long it takes to return, lidar determines how far away an object is.
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Meantime, President Trump, on a tour yesterday of the Carolinas, promised that the federal government will ensure the region bounces back.
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According to a Harvard Business School Study, when a person seeks advice, it bounces back as a positive impression on them.
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"If you suppress something very, very hard, when you release those measures it bounces back and it bounces back at the wrong time," Vallance told the BBC's "Today" program on Friday, explaining that the government hopes to avoid a new infection peak during autumn or winter months when the NHS is under more pressure from ordinary seasonal infections.
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When the echo that bounces back is converted into electrical signals, you get an image of, say, a fetus, or a submarine.
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Yamazaki often bounces back and forth between commercial and gallery work, and she doesn't shy away from any intersections of the two.
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Better to focus on all the times it doesn't happen, those fumbles where the phone hits the floor and bounces back unscathed.
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The good news for Lonzo ... Kenny says it's "just one game" and he'll shut up the haters if he bounces back strong.
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If your skin is hydrated, it quickly bounces back to normal, but if you have dehydrated skin, it slowly goes back down.
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Several glittering keyboards intertwine on "Affiliated," as one hook sets off another and bounces back again in a buoyant call-and-response.
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But it's also a perfectly-honed propaganda machine that bounces back our biases so often it's become a hazard to the future.
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Credit Suisse sees the S&P 500 rising about another 5 percent to 2,550 as it bounces back from this latest shock.
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Everything he did bounces back to his Mamba Mentality whether it was on the court or off the court, just a mindset.
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Lowe's bounces back on new CEO's turnaround plans and Target hits all-time high on best comp sales growth in 13 yrs.
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The hot guy bounces back and forth, like a straight boy struggling to do the "Cha Cha Slide" at a middle-school dance.
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Canadian National Railway Co reached a tentative agreement with workers, but shippers warned it could take weeks before service bounces back to normal.
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As the author admits, economists understand relatively little about why one region bounces back from a nasty economic shock, while another continues to deteriorate.
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Towns bounces back in Timberwolves win over Mavericks MINNEAPOLIS — After hammering home a big, soaring dunk in the lane, Karl-Anthony Towns didn't celebrate.
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While Kensho's data show Apple shares are down on average for the day and week of a media event, the stock also bounces back.
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Then it bounces back to the actual beginning — Cassie as a regular teen, chatting with her best friend Lizbeth about how cuuuute boys are.
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Because I'm sitting three rooms away from my wife, the text just bounces back to the same mobile station, and then to my phone.
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Or she falls back within it, letting go, allowing the cords to bear her, then bounces back upright, as if gravity were working in reverse.
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Light bounces back and forth between the mirrors and through the crystal, stimulating the emission of the crystal's photons, which exit through the partial mirror.
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As the movie bounces back and forth in time, this revelation, early on, keeps viewers wondering at what point death will catch up with Kate.
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When a branch bounces back a particular hollow howl — insect tunnels intersecting beneath the bark — the lemur bites down and rips open the woody flesh.
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He was known in Portugal as "sempre em pé," or always on his feet, after the toy that bounces back whenever it is knocked down.
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The good news for them is that Trump may be good at spinning the news, but it often bounces back on him and his party.
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In all but one case during the decade-long bull market, data shows that the bounces back from heavy Monday losses to end the week positive.
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Curly hair may seem resilient — it bounces back easily from any tug or pull — but in reality, your coils should come with a giant FRAGILE label.
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But as the ball comes back down to earth, it bounces back into the goal as the goalie scuttles back in vain, unable to rescue it.
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The Galaxy S9 phone has an optical sensor that shines light onto tissue (in this case, the fingertips) and then detects how much light bounces back.
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Like, everything else you do by touching has to give you something: even the click of a key on a laptop bounces back, is a compact.
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This past week, economists were penciling in a short-lived hit to first quarter growth from the virus before it bounces back in the second quarter.
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That's the blink of an eye, geologically speaking, and helps illuminate how life bounces back on Earth following cataclysmic events, even in the most devastated environments.
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The report examined existing scientific models of how the sun's energy reaches the Earth and how some bounces back into space from clouds and the planet's surface.
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Rather than sampling pieces of the eggs, they used Raman spectroscopy—hitting the samples with a laser and detecting the wavelengths of the light that bounces back.
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Pour the sponge mix into the cake tin and bake for about 40 minutes, or until the surface of the sponge bounces back when pressed lightly. 5.
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We can track these changes by shining infrared light onto the scalp, and measuring the scattered light which bounces back off the brain and through the skull.
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As Chipotle bounces back from the company's 2015 E.coli outbreaks with very strong earnings, CFO Jack Hartung said that the company's priorities were botched before the scare.
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Whether it bounces back from this commodity slump or slips back into stagnation, war and autocracy will depend on whether enough of its leaders keep moving forward.
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But at least folks can earn a little extra cash back or bonus points toward travel for when quarantines are lifted and the travel industry bounces back.
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It will carry a reflecting mirror experiment that bounces back laser beams from Earth, the same type of experiment that Apollo astronauts left behind on the moon.
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Emmett is a more passive presence, a kind-hearted but somewhat simple-minded guy who bounces back and forth between the primal forces that are Howard and Michelle.
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Of course, a risk with this strategy is that if the stock or fund bounces back within the 30 days, a seller would miss out on the upside.
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"You've seen these problems before in bitcoin futures, where right before the settlement, the price pegs it high or low and then bounces back right after," he said.
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The spreading coronavirus outbreak will trigger a short, sharp global recession this year before the world's economy bounces back in 20.6907, Canada's trade financing agency predicted on Monday.
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We shall have to see, once the public health scare is over, how the economy bounces back and whether the government tries to give it some additional help.
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"There's been a pronounced pattern here where the stock goes down on the numbers no matter what they are and then bounces back up upon further reflection," he said.
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It follows, then, that happiness bounces back for financially-stretched parents once those children become financially independent, but decreases for those parents that enjoyed their children in financial comfort.
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A standing wave basically means the sound wave travels from one end of the toilet lid to the other, and when it hits the other end it bounces back.
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Burns Bounces Back with Big Win Over Sajewski Last November, lightweight prospect Gilbert Burns experience the first loss of his promising pro career, coming up short to Rashid Magomedov.
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It regularly brags that, in contrast to older, more staid sectors of the economy, tech sees failure as a learning experience and bounces back with something different and better.
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But one mother, who was blindsided by the reality of her own body after giving birth, wants to debunk the myth that every woman magically "bounces back" straight after labour.
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Now, to show Freedia's fresh outlook on life, it has been rebranded as Big Freedia Bounces Back and you can catch the premiere on Fuse Tuesday night at 10 p.
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Sensors then capture the reflected light when it bounces back, and researchers measure and calculate how long it took for the reflected light to return to the point of origin.
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We'll add the ySpeed to the y-coordinate every frame so it accelerates downward and then when it hits the "ground," it bounces back but decelerates as it does so.
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There are moments in season 2 where Cooper bounces back into form, but they're outnumbered by events that exhaust and chasten him, visibly transforming him into a more solemn, internal man.
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Another stellar feature of Eve's life as a mother is how decisively she bounces back from the pain of having one of her children die at the hand of the other.
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The image then bounces back to the glasses, which feature head tracking and rapid, tiny shudders that work together so that the wearer sees on the mat a lifelike 3D image.
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While such preparation can alter the microbiome, the rich array of microbes that are present in the gut, research suggests that the microbiome bounces back in about two to four weeks.
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SCHERZER BOUNCES BACK Max Scherzer struck out a season-high 11 to bounce back from his worst outing this season, and the Nationals defeated the Arizona Diamondbacks, 4-2, in Washington.
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But that is starting to change as different cuisines and cooks arrive here from China, as more Americans travel to China, and as haute cuisine there bounces back from a long dormancy.
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As the company bounces back from the exploding Galaxy Note 7 disaster and prepares to launch the Note 8, Lee's absence could kick off significant in-fighting for control of the company.
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We see that [antibiotics] do have an effect, but certainly in adults, and even to an extent in kids, we see that antibiotics change the microbiome and then the microbiome bounces back.
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There will be a bullpen guy that makes a run for three years, and then all of a sudden he can't get an out and then he bounces back the next year.
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It&aposs packable and versatileSince it has a water-repellent finish, I wear it without hesitation on days when it might rain or snow, and it bounces back quickly after getting wet.
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Even though you don't get Bragg peaks with disordered crystals, all that x-ray energy you've zapped them with still bounces back out, except this time it forms a pattern called continuous diffraction.
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The technique uses sound waves to detect differences in the composition of Earth's crust miles beneath the sea—a patch of oil bounces back a distinct sound when hit with the acoustic waves.
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He bounces back and forth in front of his man in the same rhythm each time before lunging in, except in the later rounds when he has usually grown too tired for this.
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Boeing bounces back: The plane maker's stock staged a late recovery on Wednesday, ending the day 0.5% higher even after the United States became the latest country to ground its 737 Max jets.
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Lang noticed what looked like a cup-and-handle pattern, when a stock gets sold off and then quickly bounces back before trading sideways for a while, forming in the card issuer's chart.
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Traders currently expect the Fed to go ahead with a mid-summer rate hike, as long as the U.S. economy bounces back from slow growth in the first quarter and continues to add jobs.
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As the film photography industry bounces back, many say the comeback has been fueled by young photographers who grew up in the digital era but long to experiment with the roots of the craft.
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Canada's longest railroad strike in a decade ended on Tuesday as Canadian National Railway Co reached a tentative agreement with workers, but shippers warned it could take weeks before service bounces back to normal.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - The need for the European Central Bank to give financial markets an extended guidance on future interest rate moves will diminish once inflation bounces back enough, ECB policymaker Olli Rehn said on Thursday.
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A Harvard Business School Study called "Smart People Ask For (My) Advice: Seeking Advice Boosts Perceptions of Competence " even revealed that when a person seeks advice, it bounces back as a positive impression on them.
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As for the Citi surprise index, he finds it to be a volatile indicator that often bounces back quickly from plunges like the recent one as economists adjust their expectations after the data disappoints them.
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The game is designed to never fall into an easy equilibrium or into repetition; it bounces back and forth on a rollercoaster of power spikes provided by tech advances and special units associated with them.
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Sennheiser says its soundbar is able to detect where your walls and ceiling are by measuring how sound bounces back and then fine-tune playback so that sound reaches your ears just as it's supposed to.
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But once the market bounces back, these corrections can be a good thing for investors — and especially "for both younger investors and long-term investors," says Ryan Marshall, a certified financial planner at Ela Financial Group.
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Reduced ice cover means more open ocean water, which lowers the reflectivity — the so-called albedo — of the Arctic, which means that the darker surface absorbs more solar energy and less of it bounces back into space.
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"You might think, O.K., the founder dies, someone takes over, the first one or two years there's a bit of mess until everyone gets used to the new leadership, and then the firm bounces back," he said.
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This is the entire purpose of the double end bag: it makes the fighter move immediately after his straight punches—the fighter hits the bag, it bounces back and that is supposed to represent the opponent's return.
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"Past experience has shown us that a country that is serious about tourism and has built an infrastructure always bounces back," Taleb Rifai, the head of the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), told Reuters in an interview.
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"History indicates that high yield typically bounces back from negative return years, so we can understand why many strategists are increasing their 2019 forecasts," Michael Anderson, head of U.S. credit strategies at Citigroup, said in a research note for clients.
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What's lovely and not in the acting business that I miss is the desire to please—it's kind of like the father figure you have acting-wise where you have someone who bounces back and tells you about that world.
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This is even supported by a Harvard Business School Study called "Smart People Ask For (My) Advice: Seeking Advice Boosts Perceptions of Competence " which shows that when a person seeks advice, it bounces back as a positive impression on them.
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She captures the self-awareness of Clifford Owens in her photograph, "The Conduit" (2014), in which he stands bare-chested, head turned in profile, looking out frankly at himself as his image bounces back and forth through several adjacent mirrors.
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Hill bounces back to help pitch Dodgers past Cardinals ST. LOUIS — The guy who might not have been able to run the ball over the plate Wednesday night made the adjustments that allowed him to shut down the same team on Monday.
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The meteoric rise of the Irishman has captured the attention of the mainstream audiences, and the world now awaits to see how 'The Notorious' bounces back from his first loss in the Octagon to one of Stockton California's cult hero, Nate Diaz.
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Those numbers should even out a bit, as heavy bettors are likely hoping the line bounces back to a full touchdown before buying back on the Giants, but regardless, I'm always going to go the other way on any bet that's so lopsided.
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Normally, the saiga population bounces back from mass die-offs, but, "high levels of poaching since the 1990s have depleted populations, holding out the possibility that a [mass mortality event] could reduce numbers below the level at which recovery is possible," the authors write.
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As he bounces back and forth between 1833 or 1916 and today, the similarities between Then and Now overwhelm the differences and Shapiro's title resonates anew, reminding us how divided we've been since our very beginnings, with historical-tragical constantly muscling out pastoral-comical.
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As arrests mount once again, as the black market bounces back, as vital police resources are wasted, Trump's new era of prohibition will have the same effect as that of the old Prohibition: to make criminals of nonviolent citizens, and cynics of the law.
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As COVID-19 continues its march across Continental Europe, airlines have been slashing how frequently they fly but a fear of losing slots at major airports has lead to empty aircraft traversing European skies as placeholders for when the industry bounces back to normalcy.
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The show bounces back and forth in time, using younger versions of Jack, Rebecca and company to explore the main couple's love story as well as the small threads of early-life trauma that eventually become giant rat's nests of issues for their children.
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That said, by the time the curtains closed, OSP had out-landed his opponent by a 106-29 margin, and succeeded on a pair of takedowns—more than enough to earn him the W. With the win, OSP bounces back from a recent loss to Glover Teixeira.
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Boundin' bounces in with a mildly catchy tune telling the mildly entertaining tale of two mildly adorable creatures on the western frontier, but by the time it bounces back out it's hard to suss out what exactly the point of it all was: that vanity is bad?
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Palladium off 16-year peak hit in previous session Dollar bounces back from 2½-year low Gold steadied on Wednesday, as a stronger dollar pushed the metal off Tuesday's 20.25½-month high, but the precious metal remained above $20.2,217.37 on renewed tensions between Washington and North Korea.
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His use of mirrors as a ground, he recently told me, was inspired by the desire to paint on the most reflective surface he could find, in which light enters through filmy coats of pigment and bounces back behind them, bumping up his color with real, not simulated, luminosity.
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But if they don't have that, then if they only know the general area where it crashed they have to go out with search vessels and underwater drones that beam out electronic signals, and see if something bounces back — a signature of that particular weapon on the bottom.
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"Assuming that economic activity bounces back in the second quarter and CPI inflation proves stickier over the coming months than it did in Q1, we expect the Bank of England to deliver a quarter-point increase in interest rates at the August meeting," said Nikesh Sawjani at Lloyds Bank.
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"This is one of those things that bounces back and forth and this just shows it's one of the issues our country is so divided on and really kind of stuck in on both sides," said Conor Maguire, a senior strategist with the GOP campaign firm WPA Intelligence said.
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Kizik, a brand that started out on Kickstarter, has solved this problem: Its shoes are designed to get in and out of, hands-free, thanks in part to a titanium wire in the heel that compresses when you slide your foot in and bounces back into place afterward.
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Baltimore's party-starting, good at giving back MC, TT the Artist bounces back into view today with the first cut from her forthcoming debut album, Queen of the Beat, produced by Miami-based producer Snappy Jit (a man who manipulates influences ranging from juke, soca, calypso, and Miami bass).
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As the core of a supernova collapses to form a neutron star, energy bounces back from the core in the form of a shockwave that travels at 30,000 to 40,000 kilometers per second and causes the nuclear fusion that creates heavy elements such as gold, silver and uranium.
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But there is reason to consider that a recession caused by the coronavirus may be stickier than analysts imagine — that this could be a U-shaped recovery, one that takes time before the economy bounces back, not a V-shaped recovery, which would entail a sharp drop and equally sharp recovery.
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Maybe there's a chance he bounces back, but with his defensive value so limited, and now a year of emphatic decline (as opposed to last season, when there was hope that his leg injuries were the cause of his off year), I'm not sure how many teams will give him that chance.
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If the industry bounces back, it could be one driver for people to stay rather than leave for the mainland US. It's especially crucial as the manufacturing sector in Puerto Rico faces a challenge from the Trump administration's recently passed tax law, which cuts incentives for companies to keep their factories on the island.
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"It's so much pollution that it led not only to very high exposure to minorities but it actually bounces back to at least some whites," said Michael Ash, a professor of economics at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and an author of a study that looked at the impact of segregation on pollution levels.
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" Similarly, our narcissistic view of sex as a "focus on self-discovery" rather than an avenue to "overwhelming romantic love" turns it into a mirror instead of a window: "Self-discovery puts a reflecting wall between the self and attention to the other, so that all energy supposedly exerted in fascination, attraction and love just bounces back, even when it appears to go out as love for the other.
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The OG Tuft & Needle mattress provides all of the comforts that you'd expect if you're dropping hundreds on a mattress instead of just buying one at Costco: open-cell memory foam that forms to your weird sleep positions and bounces back to prevent motion transfer, a heat-wicking layer made of graphite to prevent sweating, and cooling gel that traps heat even if you're sleeping next to someone who's basically a heater.
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S. trade talks in Shanghai "constructive" -parties * Fed expected to cut rates by 25 basis points * Pound bounces back from 28-month low (Updates with U.S. market, changes byline, dateline from previous LONDON) NEW YORK, July 31 (Reuters) - The dollar index was flat on Wednesday while the pound bounced back from a 'no-deal Brexit' slump, with oil up for a fifth day and stocks little changed ahead of a highly anticipated statement from the U.S. central bank.
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S. trade talks in Shanghai "constructive" -parties * Fed expected to cut rates by 25 basis points * Pound bounces back from 28-month low (Updates with U.S. market, changes byline, dateline from previous LONDON) By Rodrigo Campos NEW YORK, July 31 (Reuters) - The dollar index was flat on Wednesday while the pound bounced back from a 'no-deal Brexit' slump, with oil up for a fifth day and stocks little changed ahead of a highly anticipated statement from the U.S. central bank.
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"If you have your favorite names and you want to put a certain amount of money into it, put in limit orders — one at one price, one at a lower price below that and then at a lower price below that — so if you get a big whoosh lower [and] you won't have time to react that quickly, you'll be able to buy them automatically and then when the market bounces back you'll have a nice position in your favorite names," Maley said.
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