Sentence examples for passing position from inspiring English sources

In college Graham had played tailback, which was the passing position in the single-wing formation used by Northwestern, but in Cleveland, where the T formation was favoured, he played quarterback.

Figure 2 illustrates how hand movements depend on the ball's spin direction (i.e., curve) and passing position.

For each passing position, three different spin directions were used (CS; 10 rps), counter-clockwise spin (CCS; 10 rps), and no spin (NS).

The initial hand position was set to −0.15 m for the leftmost passing positions, 0 m for the central passing position, and to 0.15 m for the rightmost passing position (accounting for the minor offset when using the left and right hand).

To calculate the early bias, we first defined the moment of initiation of the movement in the direction of the ball's passing position; the used (absolute) velocity criterion was the maximum of 0.05 m s−1 and 2% of the first velocity peak in the direction of the passing position exceeding 0.25 m s−1.

For those curved free-kicks that elicited an initial erroneous movement, the early bias increased in magnitude towards the goal centre; for NS free-kicks the early bias was very small and uninfluenced by passing position.

For our experiment, the critical distance was defined as the most eccentric passing position, but in situations where the possible range of passing positions is uncertain this would correspond to the position of the goal posts.

To this end they are equipped with a cellular mobile device with an integrated GPS receiver, which passes position fixes obtained by GPS to a central location server.

The tenacious Chinese defenders soon forced the Marines to dig in on the slopes between the road and the peaks when the convoy passed position by the afternoon.

In Fig. 2, x′- and y′-curves are identical to the latitude and longitude lines passing a position (r, θ, ϕ), respectively.

Several times there were six to eight cars nose to tail as they moved around the 2.5-mile, rectangular speedway, with cars taking turns passing for position.