Sentences with word «chokepoint»

Set in Lincoln, PA, the Water Tower map features two primary chokepoints for some deadly face - to - face confrontations.

It's been tweaked slightly, in terms of mechanics (spotting has been added), technical accomplishment (it now runs at 60 fps), map design (sandbags replacing blocks at chokepoints on Escalation, as an example) and even balance (active reloads on Longshot no longer instantly down players, as another example).

The Orkney Passage is a key chokepoint that AABW has to navigate on its way from Antarctica's Weddell Sea to the Atlantic Ocean.

At least the stat bonuses can be balanced out by the fact that the enemy can be outmaneuvered and forced into chokepoints with relative ease.

ChokePoint Project's map would allow people to identify the degree and exact location of a network outage, says Burke.

Honestly, the way the map is put together might just be my favorite thing about Ascendancy, because a clever player can use it to create chokepoints or to open up new routes into enemy territory.

Many feature chokepoints through which the attacking team must funnel in order to get to the objective, and form the natural place where much of the fighting will occur.

With every drop, the accompanying shockwaves cause further destruction, disrupting sightlines and constantly evolving paths and chokepoints as the map changes in real - time.

You throw down some defenses, perhaps using the environments natural chokepoints, and that's about it.

They basically are just linked chokepoints which is not the BF style.

For a period of time after placing the pool, Voridus is also able to leave a trail of Infusion behind him wherever he goes, allowing him to block chokepoints or surround bases.

Allowing attendees to purchase tickets or register online eliminates one potential chokepoint but creates another.

Energy supplies long acted as a globalization chokepoint.

They also identified five metabolic chokepoints — enzymes that are essential for a parasite's survival.

However, malaria parasites produce only a small number of sexual parasites per cycle — a double - edged strategy for the parasite that, on the plus side, ensures its survival during dry seasons when mosquitos are rare, but on the down side also represents a potentially vulnerable chokepoint.

about U.S. Department of Transportation's Federal Railroad Administration Eliminates One of the Nation's Largest Rail Chokepoints in Chicago

Amazon has no trouble remaining in lockstep with itself as a single - source chokepoint, but you won't see consistent solidarity from the big six over time as they have different ideas or entertain different proposals.

If the Apple tablet that many expect early next year proves popular for flipping through tailored editions of magazines and newspapers, Apple's iTunes or App Store could become chokepoints between readers and publishers.

«It's a real chokepoint,» says Penguin CEO David Shanks.)

Occasionally the quality of the levels dips when you encounter a sudden chokepoint that funnels you into a linear section filled with guards, and around half - way through the game you'll have to venture back through levels you already completed but in reverse.

Mix in a few on - rail vehicle sequences, some old - school boss battles, and one terrible door chokepoint.

It is evident that a lot of thought went into the maps» design as they feature a well - balanced mix of chokepoints, open spaces, and back routes that make for battles with plenty of ebb and flow.

In spite of the mindless action, every level is aesthetically different and features a great deal of strategic flexibility, and it's fun to devise ways of setting up turrets, blockades and utilizing chokepoints to your advantage.

The Ishimura is a mixture of tight corridors and cluttered rooms that restrict Isaac's movement while funneling enemies into bloody chokepoints.

Most of that additional trade will have to pass through vital chokepoints, sharply increasing the possibilities of a supply disruption.

The winners will be those select individuals and entities that finally liberate themselves from the current centralising, rent - seeking chokepoints.

Responsible for providing intelligence support to 115 ships worldwide and insuring their safety while transiting various maritime chokepoints.

These medals allow you to re-summon the monsters you've taken down, either as sentries to help stem the tide of enemies at chokepoints, or as immediate - use buffs / boosts for your party.

«The Orkney Passage is a key chokepoint to the flow of abyssal waters in which we expect the mechanism linking changing winds to abyssal water warming to operate.

Players will have a modern arsenal of weaponry available, the ability to create chokepoints, and build fortifications including barricades and turrets.

Players will fight through blizzards, and control the center bridge as they navigate this medium - sized map's wooden buildings, deadly rocky outcroppings, and tight chokepoints.

The chokepoints work in all kinds of directions.

The general assumption is that the U.S. is vulnerable to Iran shutting that chokepoint, but what happens if Iranian tankers bound for China get stopped?

Money is made at chokepoints, and the most valuable chokepoints are operating systems; Amazon is building exactly that with Alexa.

ChokePoint is not the only website or app designed to help citizens fight back.

The outage inspired James Burke and Chris Pinchen — both members of the P2P Foundation, a group that monitors how data is shared online — to begin work on the ChokePoint Project.

When these streams encounter submarine topography or key chokepoints, they navigate it by squeezing through valleys and around mountains, occasionally forming submarine waterfalls — much as a river flowing toward the sea does on the Earth's surface..

Professor Alberto Naveira Garabato from the University of Southampton, the lead scientist of DynOPO, said: «The Orkney Passage is a key chokepoint to the flow of abyssal waters in which we expect the mechanism linking changing winds to abyssal water warming to operate.

Since this is the remake, the experience points and gold gain have been tweaked a bit to reduce the need to grind, but you're still going to have to play smart if you don't want to run into any chokepoints.

The new river crossing will carry more than 60 percent of the Brent Spence Bridge's current traffic, significantly reducing traffic congestion and increasing capacity at a chokepoint along one of North America's busiest north - south freight corridors.

Installation of 1.5 miles of a high - speed third track on the Northeast Corridor near Wilmington, DE, including bridge rehabilitation and replacement to relieve a chokepoint, add capacity for intercity passenger rail service, and improve on - time performance while increasing flexibility for dispatching.

Valvetronic is so effective that BMW doesn't need a throttle butterfly, which hurts engine efficiency from the drag of air trying to get around the chokepoint on its way in the cylinders.

Chokepoints are sometimes formed by small oceans or plateaus, but much of the time you'll find yourself waging war on flat, lifeless balls formed by the game's randomization systems.

- Western FPS thus revolve a lot around controlling the space of a given room, utilizing cover, flanking, and chokepoints to manage the enemy presence in order to avoid becoming overwhelmed — whereas in Prime, things thus become more about watching enemy behavior, navigating through the maze of their attacks and watching for moments of vulnerability.

Same screen co-op play allows you to explore how these special abilities may compliment each other: an Eyes player might use telekinesis to suck in ammo drops, for instance, while a dual - wielding Steroids player vomits bullets into a chokepoint.