Sentence examples for target a tilt from inspiring English sources
A devastated Bellew, who drops to 16 wins and one defeat, will now target a tilt at the European title - unless Cleverly denies him an immediate rematch - while Cleverly will target a unification match early next year.
Ordinarily, adaptation to an oriented target produces a tilt aftereffect (TAE; [ 33]): the perceived orientation of subsequently viewed test stimuli is repulsed away from the adaptor.
"We didn't get to go to our intended target but we wanted a tilt before the Melbourne Cup," explained Owen.
Observers made a three-alternative forced choice (3AFC) keypress corresponding to the three possible target orientations (leftward tilt, rightward tilt, or vertical).
Both precursors have more energy at higher frequencies than do the targets (the target spectral tilt has a steeper slope).
Finally, adaptation to these stimuli induced a tilt aftereffect at the target location, consistent with signals from the flankers "spreading" across space.
A track led us over green clad slopes, and in the distance a line of slowly turning wind turbines traced the outline of a high ridge, looking like modern day targets for any wandering Don Quixote to take a tilt at.
Finally, adaptation to both crowded-noise and crowded-blank regions produced a tilt aftereffect, consistent with the flankers' orientation being introduced at the target location.
But the nationalists have a different target in mind in this election winning enough votes from Labour to set themselves up for a tilt at power in the 2003 assembly elections in Wales and Scotland.
While in Australia, Findlay was startled to read that Nicholls and Paul Barber, who owns the stable as well as the other half of Denman, were considering a tilt at last weekend's Hennessy Gold Cup in Ireland, a much more challenging target.
