Crouched and holding a football between his legs, a center in the N.F.L. faces crucial split-second decisions before each snap.
Okay, there's the inexplicable dithering that gets him into trouble - as if a Hiro Nakamura-ish figure had paused his brain for one crucial split-second while his body kept moving - but he still just about has the situation under control.
The Sky rider made it into stage two's crucial first split, which allowed him to distance two of the Tour's four pre-race favourites, Vincenzo Nibali and Nairo Quintana, by nearly 90 seconds.
In power New Labour said it was dismantling the internal market; in fact it has preserved, and arguably extended, its crucial feature the split between purchasers and providers of health services.Blah, blah, new eraFor all his avowed radicalism, Mr Blair's record on public services is essentially one of pragmatic, well-intentioned conservatism.
In order to relate safety effects for cyclists of various roundabout design features it is crucial to split the converted sites by speed limit, because safety effects for both cyclists and other road users of converting intersections to roundabouts depend heavily on speed limits on roads entering the converted sites.
80th over: India 198-1 (Gambhir 119, Dravid 71) It's Panesar at the other end, but India for the most part play spinners with the effortlessness of a lothario holding eye contact for that crucial extra split-second.
At various stages, Tucker, Lipton and Fairfield's chief risk officer, Amit Vijayvergiya, all received tours of Madoff's market making operation – but they didn't see the floors where Madoff's crucial so-called "split strike" trading operation was supposed to take place.
The Sle1 amidase also appears to play a crucial role in splitting the septum during cell division, since a sle1 mutant displays a higher number of septa per cell but without subsequent cell separation [21].
Major industry lobbyists like the Chamber of Commerce and the American Bankers Association are split on crucial rules stemming from the Dodd-Frank Act, including restrictions on lending and the $600 trillion derivatives market, two areas at the center of the financial crisis.
