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flyback

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flyback [′flī‚bak]
(electronics)
The time interval in which the electron beam of a cathode-ray tube returns to its starting point after scanning one line or one field of a television picture or after completing one trace in an oscilloscope. Also known as retrace; return trace.
(horology)
The return to zero of the timing hand of a stopwatch or chronograph.


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SH shredders have counterrotating shafts with alternating stacked cutters that avoid flyback and maximize energy efficiency.
The Bulldogs backfield features Kris Theus, a speedy flyback who's rushed for 338 yards and has scored three touchdowns on 80 carries, and tailback Jake Wright, who has rushed for 313 yards and four touchdowns on 62 carries.
The Premium Shurfeed granulator features such design aspects as a backwall in the feed chamber that eliminates almost all material flyback from the cutting circle and reduces overall shock to the system; slower-running rotors that help to further reduce ricochet effect; closely matched chamber, rotor and drive components; and the company's double angle cut configuration.
 
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