Sentence examples for goal size from inspiring English sources

Several years ago, psychologist Jessica Witt of Purdue University and her colleagues reported that sporting performance affects the perception of goal size.

But Cowan had already solved that issue, explaining that the goal size can be widened or narrowed to suit gardens of varying sizes.

"For the first time they created goal kicks, free kicks, goal size and the dreaded off-side laws".

To meet that goal, size and spacing guidelines have been used in MPA network design as a proxy for explicitly representing connectivity and species movement.

The goal size should be 4'h x 6'w for a better scoring opportunity.

Leagues for young children are being phased out from next year, pitch sizes will get smaller, goal sizes will get smaller.

We find that grazing stock can be used to manipulate species composition in favour of the desirable components in pastures, but whether grazing is rested or strategically applied depends on the management goal, sizes of populations of the IAP and more desirable species, and climatic and edaphic conditions.

In the interviews, questions were asked about the governance structure of the network, the sector, objectives and goals, size and age of the network, government involvement, and whether the network goals had been reached.

The Pro and Spark each represented an important step toward achieving that goal, through size, usability and pricing.

Overall, the best strategy to take would depend on the particular parameter setting, project goal, sample size, and resources available.

The goal sample size for this study is N = 2500 12500 per group), which accounts for a 40% nonresponse rate to the follow-up survey to ensure that we have observed smoking status outcome data on 1500 respondents (750 per group).