Sentence examples for pass selection from inspiring English sources

A full-back such as Micah Richards can review one-on-one tussles, pass selection, positioning, recovery runs, supporting attacks, stopping crosses and running with the ball.

The system enables first pass selection of events of interest based on their pulse shape characteristics and 3D localization of the interactions.

His pass selection from dummy half was brilliant".

Tables S1 and S2 list all best-fit cases for the two-step and sequential models respectively, along with a summarized classification of individual Ly49-MHC class I interactions as displaying either no binding ("no"), insufficient binding to pass selection ("insuff") or sufficient binding to pass selection in itself ("suff").

We next scrutinized the parameter value sets in all the best-fit cases of the two models, focussing on the binding strength of each Ly49-MHC class I interaction as well as the threshold to pass selection, Smin.

In vivo, it is possible that "good" binding properties promotes proliferation and/or survival, but that also NK cells with less good self-MHC binding properties may pass selection and survive, although to a lesser extent.

First, we selected ten weight matrices that passed selection criteria to evaluate their performance using the GWA dataset.

Thus, after normalizing individual histograms by the respective total number of voxels that passed selection criteria, we derived, for each area, an average hue-selective histogram from the 4 normalized histograms (Fig.  4 A– C for individual subjects; Fig.  4 D for average across subjects).

The structure indicates the band-pass selection capability with several types of modes in the transmission spectra.

As an alternative, we propose a low-complexity algorithm as a one-pass selection loop.

John Early joined the U.S. Army in 1963, where he volunteered for, and passed selection for, the United States Army Special Forces, also known as the "Green Berets".