Sentence examples for hitting tasks from inspiring English sources

Further, when players undergo 6 weeks of fatigue-resistance training (medicine ball and overweight racket swings) in excess of regular hitting practice, an ability to increase stroke velocity, though somewhat at the expense of accuracy, is evident during specific cross-court hitting tasks.

As the first task, the patients have to perform the hitting task to train range of movement and speed.

Task manager will display a list of tasks and processes, highlight the webpage or task on the task list and hit End task.

This paper proposes velocity-based robotic assistance (VRA) using a bio-mimetic trajectory generation model for motor skill training in a target-hitting task considering the concerns mentioned above.

I also see the teacher's presentation attempting to touch upon "latent racism". I think folks always discuss racism in terms of interpersonal interactions or high profile events, hitting on everyday tasks that can make change without touching upon the larger-impact actions that can reduce the levels of inequity experienced by marginalized groups.

To excel at such reductive, mechanical tasks – hitting a ball, running in a circle – while maintaining the degree of fearless, blinkered, all‑consuming competitive display through which sport becomes a kind of art form … Well, we're going to need bold, finely engineered human beings.

You may get a second window; if so, hit End Task again.

When a Close Window comes up with a bunch of program names and buttons that say End Task and Shut Down, highlight each name and hit End Task until it disappears.

More than 70 baited hooks have been strung up 1km out to sea from popular beaches in Perth and south-west WA, with roving hit squads tasked with shooting and killing any trapped great white, tiger or bull shark measuring over 3m.

But people with light eyes did better at "self-paced tasks," like hitting a golf ball, throwing baseballs or bowling.

One, at the University of Louisville, found that dark-eyed people performed better at "reactive-type tasks," like hitting balls, playing defense in a football game and boxing.