Sentence examples for phantom injury from inspiring English sources

Ben Howland of Pittsburgh accused Rutgers's Gary Waters of "bush league" tactics because Rutgers center Kareem Wright, a poor free-throw shooter, came up with what Howland felt was a phantom injury late in the game, allowing Waters to bring in another player to shoot Wright's foul shots at a crucial moment.

But during that '73 Series he told his players that he was quitting, incensed by Finley's attempt to remove second baseman Mike Andrews from the roster with a phantom injury after Andrews had made a pair of errors, a maneuver disallowed by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn.

Unless a pitcher is injured, or suffer the old phantom injury, Baker is the only candidate from that five.

Cooperative medical clinics were "fruit stands," where the paperwork would be filled out for phantom injuries, diagnosis and care.

In an effort to slow down the Rams' offense after an eight-yard run placed the ball inside the 10-yard line, safety Deon Grant and linebacker Jacquian Williams dropped to the ground at the same time with phantom injuries.

A similar incident occurred last season on "Monday Night Football" when New York Giants defenders Deon Grant and Jacquian Williams fell to the ground with phantom injuries in an attempt to slow down the Rams' no-huddle offense.

After two New York Giants defenders simultaneously fell to the ground with phantom injuries in a game against the Rams in 2011, the league sent a memo to all 32 teams and threatened to fine and suspend players if they fake an injury.

Neither player appeared to have been hit during the previous play, and the odds of both developing a phantom, synchronized injury seemed improbable, at best.

The main indications for SCS are similar across the four countries, that is failed back surgery syndrome or radicular pain, phantom pain, peripheral nerve injury, traumatic brachial plexus injury, spinal lesion, diabetic polyneuropathy and postherpetic neuralgia.

We first demonstrate the predictive capabilities of BrainNetCNN on synthetic phantom networks with simulated injury patterns and added noise.

It has been shown, for example, to effectively improve physical rehabilitation after a stroke or injury, reduce phantom limb pain, treat anxiety and specific phobias, and improve social cognition training for individuals with autism. .