Barry's experience and composure was much in evidence on his Everton debut and he saved a certain goal, again for Eto'o, as the half-hour approached.
He presented Gervinho with what looked a certain goal only for the striker to fire wide with the goal at his mercy, then found Van Persie unmarked at the far post, but the striker could not keep his effort down.
But, if you offer what amounts to capital punishment, a near certain goal, for a foul, then playing up a mild or debatable push offers a huge advantage, and the player gets rewarded out of all proportion to the offense — which encourages the absurd playacting and diving that disgusts even hardened fans.
In a typical privacy-sensitive system, for example, a recommendation system, inputs from several users are being aggregated and processed for a certain goal, in this example, generating recommendations for a particular user.
Burnley responded by going on the attack but they were denied what seemed a certain goal when the ball fell for an unmarked Ings in the middle of the area and his powerful strike was thumped away by Huddersfield goalkeeper Alex Smithies.
There have many methodological questions to be solved in order to find the most powerful composition of biological markers for a certain goal.
When an internally generated, non-habitual action is required for a certain goal, this frontal network could inhibit stimulus-driven and automatic behaviours, and drive the activation (or disinhibition) of self-generated motor plans through (pre)motor and striatal circuits.
Craig Curran slid in for what seemed a certain goal as the ball squirmed loose but Mannus reacted quickly and effectively to scramble across and hold on.
Penalty strokes were introduced in 1963 for deliberately stopping a certain goal; they were originally taken 8 yards from goal.
We all know people who have worked for years toward a certain goal, only to give up when it hasn't come to fruition and become disgruntled or depressed because they view themselves as a failure.
