Hoka is committed to maximum cushioning when running, while maintaining lightness and springiness. (runandbecome.com)
Resilience1
Resilience: This rating measures the foam's springiness. (chicagotribune.com)
Durability1
They are the combination of the springiness of foam and the durability of rubber. (edcmag.com)
Physics1
As well as Traer Physics for to handle the springiness. (snipplr.com)
Flexibility1
I always prefer doing slow resited stretching with weights or resistance bands because it maintains and enhances, springiness, explosiveness, and flexibility, all at the same time. (blackbeltmag.com)
Bounce2
A 'bounce' due not just to gear springiness but also the positive change in AoA and lift. (pprune.org)
and last, but by no means least, Zwartbles adds bounce or springiness. (laughinghens.com)
Compliance2
Flicking not a result of fast actuation but of the natural compliance and springiness of the actuator. (ieee.org)
Compliance is a measure of springiness. (audiogon.com)
Strength2
It's used as an alloying element for copper, imparting great strength and springiness to the metal. (theodoregray.com)
To understand more about the process of stretching, stiffness, springiness, and speed my book, The Balanced Body and Instant Strength explains them more fully. (blackbeltmag.com)
Force2
This normal force is the springiness of the desktop, slightly compressed by the weight of the book. (virginia.edu)
Stretching before competition and training diminishes force production and relaxes muscles due to lengthening, diminishing springiness and explosiveness. (blackbeltmag.com)
Natural1
It also has a natural springiness that allows for natural cushioning. (chairblog.eu)
Weight1
Two properties of the prostheses are particularly important: weight and springiness. (smu.edu)
Rock1
Maybe rock stars have lifelong springiness the way some dancers do. (dancemagazine.com)
Change1
Her poems move, and change, rapidly and headily, with a musical springiness that never flags and is all her own. (bloodaxebooks.com)
Strong1
is about how strong & rigid they are, not about springiness (eg. (halfbakery.com)
Shape1
The small amount of springiness in this material helps it hold its shape. (mofga.org)
Back3
Pull the sleeve back and forth several times, feeling for the springiness that indicates a viable spring-load mechanism. (tripod.com)
to bring back the fiber's natural shine and springiness, dampened by spinning oil and handling. (knitspot.com)
I didn't think I wanted to go back to gel based toe pads, and there was definitely some getting used to because there is a bit of movement as the gel shifts (especially the first few wears), but this has given me enough padding to do all that I need to do en pointe but without the pain. (discountdance.com)
Amount1
The model was tweaked specifically to offer the right amount of 'springiness' when printed in PETG. (github.com)
Time2
Over time, they had lost their springiness (I don't know if that is a word, but it describes what I am talking about). (makezine.com)
A simple fix to reduce bombs with the driver is to require an even shorter CT time to reduce springiness, which would reduce overall distance. (golf.com)
Foot2
You can feel the springiness in the foot falls. (irun.ca)
Feet are flat in the stirrups to the arch of foot, preventing springiness, and instead creating stability. (thehorseshoof.com)
Reduce1
You can reduce it's springiness perpendiculars to the blade. (pulseplanet.com)