shock absorbent造句

例句与造句

1. This is accentuated by shock absorbent progressivecrush zones both in the front and back.
2. Each box will be placed in another box, made of three-inch thick shock absorbent foam core.
3. Made from impact-modified and shock absorbent expanded polystyrene it is designed for use in sporting and leisure activities including cycling, cricket, equestrian and skiing.
4. Body Glove, the folks who brought style to the wet suit crowd, makes neoprene fashion statements out of shock absorbent, water-resistant cell phone and beeper covers.
5. These were streamlined external compartments fitted along the waterline and filled with various shock absorbent materials, designed to take the impact of a torpedo before it could breach the hull.
6. It's difficult to find shock absorbent in a sentence. 用shock absorbent造句挺难的
7. The poles are lighter than hand weights and so present less chance of injury, although they should be shock absorbent so the impact doesn't get transmitted into the elbow and threaten tendinitis.
8. Foot pain in people with pes cavus may result from abnormal plantar pressure loading because, structurally, the cavoid foot is regarded as being rigid and non-shock absorbent and having reduced ground contact area.
9. I'd imagine that if the body is not rigid enough, or if it's not surrounded by shock absorbent material, the body could deform ( momentarily ) enough to crack the glass window.
10. The next difficulty is to switch between cheek air and lung air without an unwelcome and uncontrolled jolt in the air pressure; one must learn to use the cheeks and the throat as a system of shock absorbents.
11. Each trampoline surface measures 7 ft by 14 ft ( 2.1 m by 4.2 m . ) The shock absorbent panels pair with the competition bed trampolines to create a unique playing surface that both launches players to inhuman heights and cushions their landing upon returning to the floor.
12. The recommendation suggested deferring from 1974 to 1976 the incorporation into all Ford cars of either a shock absorbent " flak suit " to protect the fuel tank at a cost of $ 4 per car, or a nylon bladder within the tank at a cost of $ 5.25 to $ 8 per car.
13. Her coach, pointing out that her prosthetic is " not custom-built for sprinting and is less comfortable and shock absorbent than those owned by her first world rivals ", has argued she is likely to be disadvantaged by a " technology gap ", as well as by poverty; Thin " trains on a dirt track and balances running with a full-time job at a souvenir shop ".