For example, the Schneider Trophy races, conducted in Europe between 1913 and 1931, pitted single-engine racing planes equipped with floats against each other.
Older computer games pit a single player against computerised opponents, but the new ones allow players to join forces with others anywhere in the world.
The watersnakes of the genus Nerodia are also similar in appearance, being thick-bodied with large heads, but they have round pupils, no loreal pit, a single anal plate, subcaudal scales that are divided throughout and a distinctive overall color pattern.
This kind of forced arbitration heavily favors businesses by pitting a single citizen against the vast power of a large corporation.
The waveguides were installed in 12 soil pits, whereby a single soil pit consisted of four 20 cm buriable waveguides installed in 10 cm, 30 cm, 50 cm and 70 cm soil depth.
She would pit all of us children against each other and single some out as her favourites.
Many communities have tried to limit the presence of large, aggressive dogs, sometimes singling out pit bulls and Rottweilers.
Each singles match pits the player with the blue and black balls, which by luck of the coin flip were mine, against the player with the red and yellow balls.
Proceeds from the sales helped meet the running costs of "rural sanitary marts", which employed poor people as toilet-masons making a range of affordable models (mosaic or ceramic bowls; bamboo or brick walls; single pits or twin pits).
Never mind Tiger Woods versus Rory McIlroy; the dream singles contest would pit Bradley against Europe's most fiery player, Ian Poulter.
