Sentence examples for aspect of match from inspiring English sources

He added, "I just enjoy that aspect of match play, I guess".

That head-to-head aspect of match play is one reason for its visceral appeal.

Woods loves the one-on-one aspect of match play, the chance to physically and psychologically wear down an opponent until he succumbs, either to Woods's talent or to his tenacity.

With the aid of these indices, the key methodology is to conduct parametric analyses from the aspect of matching for solar thermal collector area and connection type, PV panel area, and electrical battery size regarding certain excess REe or REth treatments.

The England coaches Scott Bemand (backs) and Matt Ferguson (forwards) visit as often as possible, working on skills and aspects of match play, because time together as a full England squad is short: a four-day camp was completed on Sunday, then they fly to Scotland on Thursday, play in Cumbernauld on Friday, return on Saturday and won't see each other again until the trip to Italy next week.

After the game at the Abbey Stadium, Van Gaal told the BBC's Match of the Day: "Every aspect of a match is against us - the pitch, the referee".

After the first tie against League Two Cambridge, Van Gaal told the BBC's Match of the Day: "Every aspect of a match is against us - the pitch, the referee".

The analysis employs an alternative self-reported match measure that captures the "qualitative" aspects of matching that are associated with skills acquired through formal education and those required in employment.

The highly dynamical aspects of matching-allele models were observed across most of the MA-GfG continuum.

Evaluating the combination of altitude-training methods and the effect that they have on the magnitude and time course of several aspects of match-related performance and adaptive responses during isolated or periods of intensified competition.

He says that fixing the final outcome of a match is not the major threat to sport in the UK these days, rather it is fixing an aspect of a match or performance which may not affect the final result - what is known as "spot-fixing".