But throw in the facts that he came within a few feet of a third scoring pass (Brent Celek's knee touched the ground a fraction of a second too soon), and that Sanchez was getting plays off so fast that the officials, quite literally, could not keep up, and suddenly it starts to look a lot better.
The quantity of light pollution from a given area depends on the number and brightness of light sources on the ground, the fraction of light that escapes above the horizontal, the reflectivity of surfaces near the light sources (e.g., roads, pavements, walls, windows), and the prevailing atmospheric conditions.
The usual method is to identify on logical grounds a fraction of the genome that is putatively evolving neutrally (e.g., 4-fold degenerate silent sites, pseudogenes, intergenic regions, etc).
As an animal bounds, its legs touch the ground for a fraction of a second before cycling through the air again.
But Mr Letwin – and perhaps more importantly the Chancellor George Osborne – argue behind closed doors that it is stupid to commit billions of pounds to renewables when we could have a plentiful source of energy under the ground at a fraction of the price.
Also, FMC operates a soda ash mine in Wyoming, digging the commodity (sodium carbonate) out of the ground at a fraction of the cost of manufactured soda ash.
Oh, and FMC owns a soda ash mine in Wyoming, digging the commodity (a.k.a. sodium carbonate) out of the ground at a fraction of the cost of manufactured soda ash.
The ground point density (points m−2) and the fraction of ground returns out of all returns was calculated for each thinning level to quantify the change in commission errors resulting from the ground classification algorithm.
The "bad leg" should only be grounded for a fraction of a second, at which time you should bring it forward slowly, getting as much distance out of your "good leg" as you can.
The soil surface wetness and the fraction of ground covered by vegetation influence the surface resistance, rs.
