The goal-markers were a rock and a plastic bag, but they took it very seriously; the alpha player wore a Cristiano Ronaldo jersey, No. 9.
Ike Opara's fortuitous goal (his marker was down and injured as he headed in unchallenged at the far post) got the job done at Columbus, where the heroic, late playoff push probably just went "Poof!" But Saturday's Columbus Crew had one half of its inspirational attacking pair – Federico Higuain and Dominic Oduro have carried the the last-gasp playoff push the last few weeks – came up lame.
In any other game, it would have been a meaningless statistic-padding goal, another marker at the end of a blowout.
However, to achieve this goal, denser marker arrays, more individuals per family, and more sophisticated experiment designs and genomic selection models [ 17] than those used in the current study will likely need to be considered.
Take, for example, Wayne Chrebet's little 8-yard score off a pass, most of it a run, half of that a dive over the goal-line marker.
This study is an initial step towards the goal of marker-assisted selection in Asian seabass.
Considerable effort has been directed at developing a range of genomic DNA markers with the goal of supporting marker assisted plant breeding.
Programmers have to ensure that the robots can detect the ball and kick it, while also locating playing boundaries, goals, and markers like the ones delineating the penalty zone.
In (a), the demarcated area represents the allocated region of the robot, with the distances to the goal of each marker (in dotted lines is the shortest path calculated by D* Lite).
Hasselbaink gathered a low pass into the box by Dave MacKay with his back to goal and his marker, but a swift swivel of his hips and a short backswing later the ball had travelled 15 yards into the corner of the net, with Hollis given no chance.
