"It has to be a precise throw that hits Odell exactly in stride and in a spot where he does not have to reach high or low for the ball," Manning said.
For each sequence, an AAM was trained based on exactly one stride, using the provided landmark data.
Our permutation is adaptated to also break conflict bursts of access sequences with exactly the problematic strides of.
Ditto the French, who might have been no great shakes at the back, but had a midfield – Platini, Jean Tigana, Alain Giresse – wondrous enough to paper over any cracks, and were perhaps hitting their stride at exactly the right time.
There were signs that Angelenos are still not exactly taking this in stride; Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, a historically disciplined politician, took the microphone on Monday and, in praising the team, promptly dropped an F-bomb on live TV.
But the 70s and 90s didn't exactly hit their filmic strides until middecade, and the 60s "New Hollywood" period didn't get going until very late in the decade.
Egan, who was wearing jeans and a red sports shirt, flashed an I.D. at the building's security guard — giving the impression that he was a cop, without exactly saying as much — and strode into the elevator.
And if that still wasn't enough to convince you, the ALPHA experiment at CERN has not only created neutral anti-hydrogen, made of an anti-proton and a positron (an anti-electron), but has taken great strides towards measuring exactly how anti-hydrogen behaves in Earth's gravitation field.
Unfortunately, these impressive strides may come at exactly the wrong time.
When Funny Cide won last year's Kentucky Derby, the trainer Rick Violette Jr. took it all in stride, although that was not exactly an easy task.
