At the crease he looks to have plenty of shots and, like many a batsman short of stature, he can reduce the bowler's margin for error by hooking and pulling balls just short of a length and driving those a little fuller.
As the haulage truck (2.7 m × 2.5 m × 10 m, width × height × length) started driving upstream, it blocked part of the straight entry airway and increased the airflow speed elsewhere in the same cross-sectional plane.
A single degree-of-freedom (DOF) linkage mechanism, comprising the original four-bar linkage, a ternary link, a roller link, and a guiding slot in a fixed link, is employed to make the length of driving link variable while being driven by a power source.
Melo isn't the most fluid of athletes, but his sheer size and length clogs driving lanes and either alters or blocks shots.
For instance, Hawaii is the only state that doesn't allow insurance providers to consider age, gender or length of driving experience when determining premiums.
On some occasions these beats of action may go on for extended pages, as in the traditional novel, but in many other instances they may only be a few paragraphs or sentences in length before driving to their climax and abruptly ending.
He had an idiosyncratic method of playing back and across to a ball of full length and driving wide of mid on, but his trademark shot was the hook, famously saying "three bouncers an over should be worth 12 runs to me".
Gets a length ball, tries driving on the rise, and just bunts it to mid-off.
He has developed an idiosyncratic approach, interviewing hundreds of corporate managers at length about the driving forces for their actions.
