Sentence examples for theory of hitting from inspiring English sources

Most notably explained in "The Book: Playing the Percentages in Baseball," by Tom M. Tango, Mitchel Lichtman and Andrew Dolphin, the theory of hitting your best player second centers on the idea that he will get, on average, around 18 more plate appearances a season.

The entire battery would be able to fire up to 10 shots a minute, capable in theory of hitting London with 600 projectiles every hour.

(This undoubtedly beats the famous hitting coach Charlie Lau's advice: "There are two theories on hitting the knuckleball. Unfortunately, neither of them works").

The computation of MCSs has been revised; it relies now on the Berge algorithm known from the theory of minimal hitting sets [ 19, 16] outperforming the original algorithm introduced in [ 15] by about two orders of magnitudes.

Any answer with the phrase "economic theory" is the equivalent of hitting the snooze button.

The basic statistics support Bernstein's theory about the comparative ease of hitting cricket balls.

Classical probability theory countenances situations in which the dart has probability 0 of hitting any particular point.

The debut trailer for Stephen Hawking biopic The Theory of Everything has hit the web, hinting at a tender celebration of the British theoretical physicist's academic and personal triumphs in the face of physical adversity.

Last month, the North Koreans carried out two tests of ballistic missiles that, at least in theory, could hit parts of the U.S. mainland.

I had forgotten how many intriguing parts there were to it -- Rudolph, a flying sleigh that travels the world, leaving out cookies, chimneys, the elves and the workshop...the circle of life theory hit me hard as I was passing on my vision of Christmas down to my son.

After winning the best actor Oscar for his portrayal of Stephen Hawking in The Theory of Everything, Eddie Redmayne is hitting the awards circuit again for his role in The Danish Girl.