Assertion: piano's hammer | /r/CapableOf | return to its rest position
Facets:
value: via springs
type: MANNER
value: by springs
type: TEMPORAL
value: under their own weight
type: OTHER
value: due to the force of gravity
type: CAUSE
Source sentences:
text: Moreover, the hammer must return to its rest position without bouncing violently, and it must return to a position in which it is ready to play almost immediately after its key is depressed so the player can repeat the same note rapidly.
text: The hammers move horizontally, and return to their resting position via springs, which are susceptible to degradation.
text: Because the strings are mounted horizontally in grand pianos, the hammers return to their rest position due to the force of gravity, under their own weight.
text: The hammers strike horizontally and are returned to resting position by springs, taking slightly longer than a grand piano's hammers (which are vertical and returned by the force of gravity).
text: Moreover, the hammer must return to its rest position without bouncing violently, and it must return to a position in which it is ready to play almost immediately after its key is depressed so the player can repeat the same note rapidly.
text: The hammers move horizontally, and return to their resting position via springs, which are susceptible to degradation.