Sentence examples similar to correctly tackling from inspiring English sources

The cross-over between two targets is correctly tackled when using color information whereas using only raw features leads to a mismatch and, afterwards, a track loss (white ellipsoid) and the initiation of a new one (cyan ellipsoid).

Because you're low with a wide center of gravity, you've got the ability to spring from your core and stop their forward progress, as long as you're tackling correctly.

"If their complex and challenging learning and development needs are not correctly assessed and tackled, the result is likely to be significant long-term detriment to the children themselves as well as cost to society.

"I am sure that if tackled correctly," he said, "it can be solved". Sandels is a special correspondent.

Coaches should also condition their players to tackle correctly under fatigued conditions.

With less than 5% of Americans using public transportation to get to or from work, are we tackling this problem correctly?

Carroll's emphasis is on "shoulder-leverage" tackling – to rugby fans, placing the head correctly, wrapping the onrushing player with both arms and driving through the hit with shoulder and legs.

Thrupkaew correctly argued that to tackle human trafficking, instead of law enforcement employing "end demand" campaigns that result in the arrests of prostitutes and johns, there needs to be a major commitment "to seriously investigate and prosecute traffickers and impose harsh punishment on those who rape and assault sex workers".

Lewis reads plays correctly, and as a results is frequently in position to "clean up" run plays, tackling a ball-carrier who the rest of the front seven has forced into running in Lewis' direction.

As Redknapp correctly said, Cattermole and Gardner were relentless, and Scott Parker will have had few busier afternoons in the tackling stakes.

Weaknesses: Tackling.