Sentences with phrase «counter to track»

Not exact matches

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To counter these things, your chances of hitting a specific goal increase greatly if you're getting frequent feedback that will keep you on track and help you to adjust accordinglTo counter these things, your chances of hitting a specific goal increase greatly if you're getting frequent feedback that will keep you on track and help you to adjust accordinglto adjust accordingly.

This means ads that track you, analytics counters, and social networking buttons that link to your profiles will now be completely blocked.

All are digital counters of one variety of another, with most emphasizing fitness tracking stats (although developers will be able to create new faces in coming months).

Similarly, it's been speculated that the PBOC may introduce a national digital currency as a sort of gateway to cryptocurrency: This would allow the central bank to better track the flow of funds in and out of bitcoin in order to counter money laundering and capital flight.

Summer squashes, as opposed to their more sugary winter counter parts, generally do not need to be tracked.

And those that consistently piss on Ozil, wasn't he tirelessly tracking back in injury time to stem a Monaco counter?

The Gunners will greatly prosper from this game as they are prolific in goalkeeping, defending, transition, accurate passing, counter attack, tackling, free - kicks, conner - kicks, headings, pace, shoving, back - tracking to defend, tight - markings, giving assits to score, attacking, robustness, harassing, penalty taking, buring chances.

And earlier, when he decided not to track back during a counter.

When one analyzes the 4 games in which the team conceded three or more goals, a number of factors come into play: attacking players losing balls in our defensive third, attacking players not committing fouls when they lose the ball to stop counters, attacking players not tracking back to defend, and attacking players lacking a defensive mindset..

Marcelo and Cravajal play high up on the pitch that, when facing a counter they are not able to track back.

If Monaco have pacy players that can attack or counter attack to hurt us, the boss should consider to start top Gunners that are pacy and can track back to cover their CDMs, their wings Full Backs & their overlapping Center Backs.

Alexis and AOC track back and have the speed to break on the counter.

Tracks back to stop counters.

We're going to waste time and money on a CB when we should be looking for a top class DM.If Wenger think signing another CB is solving our problems then he's lying to himself.Mark my words any other CB we sign no matter how good will still come and add to a shaky defense.The problem with our defenfing is more of tactical and mental.Tactical because we play without a DM, we mark and track players poorly, the fullbacks are usually isolated leaving them to cope alone, our passing is not good enough leaving us exposed to counters which we aren't prepared for and no leadership and maintenance of defensive shape.

i think as a team every player shud be willing to die 4 the team and that means dropping back and defending collectively, our most playrs are weak defensivly lyk wilshere ozil cazorla ramsey jst look at the everton 2nd goal wen Lukaku ran frm the midway to set up the goal our playrz did nt nt track back n it z always lyk that with every counter our opponents create u feel we wil concede a goal... we nid 6 sanchez in the team!

Defensively speed matters, and Welbeck can be tasked to track back and help Monreal, while Bellerin can hold his own with cover from Elneny, given we play attacking football and stopping the counter is important.

3 -4-3 does nt require a specialist dm but rather one like kante a box to box with defensive qualities, able to carry the ball if others are man - marked and have recovery pace to track counter attacks.

They have pace to track back in counter attacks and the ability and mentality to stretch the game.

He is still an upgrade on Giroud - works hard and tracks back, has pace to counter attack and can score goals.

Against the counter attacks CDM is always the first line of defense but Arteta was almost virtually non existent owing to his lack of pace while tracking back.

4 -1-4-1 probably would be successful, IF Ozil tracked back, IF our fullbacks communicated more efficiently to prevent constant counter attacks and IF our midfield could hold the ball efficiently (as they did last season).

Another point I want to highlight about Walcott is like Sanchez, is great in tracking back in case of counter attack from his side.

Its not like we were caught out of position through a counter but those two players did not track back to maintain a good defensive shape for the team.

I'd expect welbeck to keep an eye on runners and track back when were countered, (ozil wont do it and should be left up the pitch in case we break baxk ourselves quickly).

Moments later Chiellini made an incredible intervention tracking back to prevent Isco from tapping in Real's first goal of the night after a mistake let Kroos loose on a counter.

He's a bull terrier on tracking back and provides great assistance to the intermediate defense when opponents are trying to counter attack, often winning balls and getting us back on the attack.

His next track was a bit more rock and roll, as the team pressed up high and countered on defenders who didn't have time to think about how they can stop them.

In addition, the work which Shatov, and to a lesser degree Hulk, were forced to do defensively in tracking Benfica's fullbacks as they marauded deep into Zenit's half often meant they were in no position to support a counter attack.

Younger kids will practice counting and adding as they use the counter to keep track of their goals.

No doubt Nestlé's Digital Accelaration Team is keeping careful track of all postings about Android KitKat and making postings to try to counter the bad publicity from its hi - tech centre in Switzerland — see this Reuters report.

It also includes a weight tracker, a baby kick counter, a contraction timer and an organizer to keep track of appointments and prepare for your baby's arrival, including details ranging from what to put in the hospital bag to essential items for bringing the baby home, such as a car seat.

He said government has devised a way to track information, insisting the state has information about everyone living in the country, as a precaution to counter any terrorist moves.

After a review of counter terrorism screening, and as part of the overall spending settlement for security to be set out in the autumn, the Home Secretary will enhance the existing E-Borders programme to incorporate all passenger information to help track and intercept terrorists and criminals as well as illegal immigrants.

In a letter to the chancellor, Alistair Darling, the CBI's director general, Richard Lambert, says the government needs to accelerate its efforts to get the public finances back on track to counter speculation that it is the next European country at risk of moving down the credit ratings.

Malliotakis» website has a counter keeping track of the number of days de Blasio promised to reveal a list of donors who were denied favors from City Hall.

«If we do take rapid action to counter global warming and slow the rise in temperatures, southern storms tracks are likely to return to a more northerly position.

They also said mobile phones, ubiquitous in West Africa, should be better used to help track the outbreak and send mass text messages to counter misinformation.

Most humans who try to solve the puzzle are baffled, but Griffin, watching intently from his perch on the lab counter, might demand to be brought over, peer into the mirror for perhaps half a second, triumphantly zip the nut down the right track, jerk it up through the opening, and grab it.

A new supercomputer simulation designed to track the fate of the universe's first black holes finds that, counter to expectations, they couldn't efficiently gorge themselves on nearby gas.

Brown University: According to their statement, it appears Brown will be allowing hours tracking of postdocs and, similar to the attitude of Brandeis, appear to count postdoc fellows as exempt, counter to federal definitions and guidelines (see blogpost on this issue here).

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«Nothing else you can get over the counter is going to be as effective in getting you back on track than using melatonin,» Alon Avidan, MD, director of the UCLA Sleep Disorders Center, tells Health.

A step counter app tracks your steps via your smartphone and typically sets a goal on how many steps to reach per day.

Tracking and analyzing them on a calorie - counter app makes you aware, plus gives you the motivation to stick with it.

From heart rate monitors to step counters, the world of technology has provided convenient gadgets to help simplify your exercise regimen and track your progress as you work on reaching specific goals.

When I track 2 tablespoons of erythritol in my counter I'm told that it amounts to 24 net carbs which would essentially take my carbs for the entire day.

The following calorie counter apps will help you to keep track of caloric intake.

Calorie Counter by MyNetDiary allows you to track your daily calories.

This game features a single player arcade - style shooter where you try to topple the high score and a death counter so that you can keep track of the ways you die if you enjoy pain and defeat.