Sentence examples for correct breaks from inspiring English sources

Once the team fell behind and his receivers were not making correct breaks on routes, Lindley got too aggressive and his accuracy suffered as he pressed to make a play.

On the jaunty "Luny Tunes," Young is at his most creative, laying down a firm bottom and adjusting his drawbars to the perfect gurgling sound, always facile enough to adjust his sound appropriately as he changes direction, all the while Manzecchi is step for step with him accenting at all the correct breaks as if the two musicians were of the same mind.

The Transit Authority has also been criticized for failing to correct broken, blocked or slippery stairs and inadequate lighting at emergency exits in the subways.

During our study, it was not possible to perform a correct measurement of the Quadriceps muscle in six subjects due to high muscle force as observers were not capable of performing a correct break procedure.

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However, Cas9D10A had a greater frequency of FOA-resistant colonies than did C. difficile R20291 pMTL84151 (empty vector), suggesting that C. difficile can use homology-directed repair to correct ssDNA breaks, but not at an efficiency which could allow for the isolation of mutants without selective pressure.

(Children frequently find themselves in this position, for example, they invariably go through a phase in which they overgeneralize regular past tense verb endings to irregular verbs; their grammars generate the incorrect *I breaked it as well as the correct I broke it).

We score by the number of correct solutions, breaking ties on the basis of the total time required to complete the correct submissions and the number of incorrect submissions.

According to our experiment, for all cases, minimum Hamming distance is 31.25% (case 5), that is, 80 bits of the impostor's key are mismatched and maximum Hamming distance is about 65.63% (case 4) that is, 168 bits of the impostor's key are needed to correct to break the genuine key.

AP chief Tom Curley says Kennedy "did everything just right," and he cites storied journalist A.J. Liebling as among those who believed Kennedy was correct to break the embargo pledge and say "to hell" with military censors.

In contrast, repair by HR is typically error-free because it uses a DNA template to correct the break.