Besides modeling, the solution techniques and their reliabilities are most important to catch critical points at which a sudden divergence or bifurcation starts.
But after catching six passes Sept. 29 in Tennessee, Winslow saw his role in the offense diminish Monday night in Atlanta, where he caught a critical fourth-quarter touchdown but played fewer snaps (19) at tight end than Jeff Cumberland (35).
Jones, who also caught the critical 70-yard late-game touchdown pass that allowed the Ravens to force overtime against Denver in the divisional round, pulled in Flacco's floater as he fell to the ground just inside the 10.
They have repeatedly run out of fuel at the end of fourth quarters this season, but on this occasion, they caught a critical second wind and scored 14 of the remaining 16 points.
Four months after the N.F.L. began its season with replacement officials — who struggled to complete a coin toss, confused which city a team hailed from and incorrectly identified whether the offense or defense had caught a critical pass in the end zone — another referee controversy is looming as the Super Bowl approaches.
Alternatives to Evite — Mypunchbowl, Skobee, Going, Planypus, Socializr and Renkoo — get critical praise but have never caught on.
A New York Times report this week teasing the new CFTC policy noted industry executives called the Libor case, when over a dozen banks were caught rigging a critical global interest rate, "regulatory overkill" on the agency's part.
Quit being critical: Whenever you catch yourself being critical of, or thinking negative of another person, a circumstance, or even yourself, pull yourself up short, and ask yourself "Is this just a negative reaction from my side?
He is much taken by what he calls the "internal antagonism" of critical judgment, caught between id and superego, scold and saint.
Feminism in minority communities has reached a critical juncture, caught in the eye of powerful reactionary forces of religion and racism.
