Sentences with phrase «in handoff»

Once players are confident in their own puzzle solving skills and have devised their own puzzles, they can challenge other players in Handoff, a fun and competitive wireless battle of wits.

There's still a bit of a delay in the handoff to gasoline power when a burst of speed is demanded while running under electric power, but that's certainly no reason to cross the much - improved 2016 Sonata Hybrid off your list.

In those handoff situations, the A8 engages in a series of steps to get the driver back to the wheel.

Not exact matches

Perhaps, but in an era when people are living and working into their 70s, family business may have to rethink more traditional notions of a crisp handoff.

Beyond his personal interests and investments, and the work he'll continue to do with Panera (where he will remain chairman when the handoff takes place in January), he said that he'd been asked by JAB to help with some of their initiatives.

The distribution of cannabis was still stuck in the old street - dealer folkways of pot brokers, burner cell phones, and sketchy handoffs of drugs and cash.

Once the team members had identified the reasons for the myriad handoffs and begun to appreciate the challenges their counterparts in other operational groups faced, they could sit down to design a new approach.

But the core of our 2018 outlook is a «tricky handoff» where slowing growth in the U.S. and China occur alongside rising inflation.

Synopsis: We're talking about handoffs and sales development a lot in this eBook, because those play a key function in this strategy.

Go back to running that inside counter handoff you used to have the Skins run back in the day; you'll have more success than via prayer.

A week later, he ran the ball 29 times for 134 yards in a 26 - 16 win over Detroit... but his 11 shotgun handoffs accounted for all of 33 yards.

Consider the shotgun handoff pictured below, taken against the Lions in Week 2.

Time of Death: The Jets had a first down at the 50 early in the third quarter when Matt Simms and Bilal Powell bungled a handoff, and the Dolphins scored two plays later to take a 13 - 0 lead.

As Right To Play spearheads the handoff of responsibility to locals, such as a 500 - person team in Liberia led by a former refugee who first encountered SDP in a displacement camp, Kidd credits Koss with leading a move away from «a top - down, we - know - what - you - need approach with First World volunteers.»

«McIlroy played with just 13 clubs yesterday, so the 3 - iron is back and rumor has it that it's gonna end up on the wall here in a case at Doral clubhouse,» NBC's Dan Hicks on Sunday, with partner Johnny Miller tee - heeing in the background, chortled during a playback of the Trump - to - McIlroy handoff.

On the sixth day of preseason practice in August he faked a handoff and rolled to his right.

Berry lines up 15 yards deep in a 3 - deep coverage scheme, and it's an inside handoff to Melvin Gordon.

In the conference finals, when Atlanta committed its defense to taking away Kaepernick's running lanes, the young quarterback beat them with an effective passing day (16/21, 233 yards) and some great read - handoffs that led to three rushing scores.

The group is not normal, yet, they set the standard in what matters most for a winning relay team — the handoffs.

Granted, the average was getting dragged down by the extended handoffs to Fuller and Lucien (combined: 5.3 yards per catch through three games), but UCLA's offense was still further ahead of the game in terms of efficiency (which is important!)

Short passes often take the place of handoffs, and the latest coaching philosophy calls for a corps of running backs that are employed much like pitchers in a bullpen: Each has a role and they all share the load.

The mostdevastating play used by the Falcons on Sunday involved Vick in the shotgun, reading if the defensive end was buying a fake handoff to Dunn and bootleggingoutside if he did.

Rice got the handoff from Flacco, as he often does, and ran it up the middle in a gap so wide Moses might have done a double take.

Smith took the handoff on a sweep of sorts to the left side of the offense, stuck his foot in the ground to make one sharp downhill cut, then outraced just about the whole Bills secondary, running 38 yards to pay dirt.

NICE HANDOFF Until Sunday, Jaguars running back James Stewart had shown little of the talent that made him a first - round draft pick in» 95.

The final is also a long - awaited revival of the rivalry between Jamaica and the U.S. on the Olympic stage, and a chance for redemption for both squads, as handoff issues kept both from medaling in Beijing.

On the first play of the second quarter on Sunday, Elway faked a handoff to Davis — free safety Chris Hudson bit hard — and hit McCaffrey in stride on a 41 - yard touchdown pass.

In Iowa, baseball is a summer - to - late - summer sport, almost a direct handoff to the earliest stages of the preseason football calendar.

The botched handoff to Sean McKeon in the third quarter.

Keep in mind that in the provider handoff from appointment to appointment, staff may communicate about your health history, any changes or complications that arise, and even collaborate on personalized care plans.

Unlike those penguins in the documentaries, there is no mid-gestation «baby handoff.»

In a report published online in the Journal of General Internal Medicine on Feb. 21, 2014, the experts say studies have long shown that fragmented care, incomplete information «handoffs» and poor planning among community - based and home caregivers jeopardize health and safetIn a report published online in the Journal of General Internal Medicine on Feb. 21, 2014, the experts say studies have long shown that fragmented care, incomplete information «handoffs» and poor planning among community - based and home caregivers jeopardize health and safetin the Journal of General Internal Medicine on Feb. 21, 2014, the experts say studies have long shown that fragmented care, incomplete information «handoffs» and poor planning among community - based and home caregivers jeopardize health and safety.

This transition between human and software control, known as the handoff problem, is a big challenge in automating all kinds of processes.

Likewise, my entire approach to physical fitness — often called maximum aerobic function (MAF)-- is really intended as a «handoff» to get people headed in a healthy direction or toward a healthier alternative.

And that's what made me feel like I could get away with this, you know, handoff, in the final moments.

It's a weird thing to spend all this time with the father — it's a father - son movie, and the mother doesn't come in until 30 minutes in — and then you do this handoff for these final scenes.

What Jean - Luc Godard did for «the generation of Marx and Coca - Cola» in the mid-1960s, Wong Kar - wai did for restless Hong Kong youth during the anxious decade that preceded the handoff to China.

My experience with the Panamera parallels the time I spent with the Cayenne Hybrid, in which I marveled over the smoothness of the gasoline / electric handoff.

While I understand that you're trying to point out that Android's Wi - Fi calling won't have seamless handoff like the current UMA crop can, it's not in the name that's different.

The September slide, however, means the October GDP reading suddenly became significant in determining how much the weak handoff could affect the fourth quarter.

Speed kills; a handoff to the bankruptcy court with the US Treasury backstopping the firm in the short run would be the best minimalist solution, stopping contagion, and allowing for an orderly resolution of competing claims under conditions transparent to the US taxpayer.

Renton Animal Control is only 2 people for a whole city and they are attempting to do handoffs to rescues without an actual shelter except for short - term 3 - day holds which is outside even in the winter weather only at this point.

The new study, published in Nature, traced the sequence of gene handoffs among swine and birds that resulted in the virus that is circulating now in humans.

Here's a quick post about the handoffs that occur in this human race as one generation proffers advice to the next.

It's a quick handoff in the game of Denialball, as the ball is passed from the oil companies to the auto manufacturers:

In essence, he acknowledged that this process will take a very long time and require a series of generational handoffs, as data and options evolve.

He actually reached out to all his current clients and encouraged them to come in and meet with me and he personally did the handoff with his clients.

With these tools, we have the least - cost people doing only the stuff the client really needs, in the right order, with minimal handoffs and rework.

In the current model, multiple stakeholders — in house legal and IT, service providers and outside counsel — often use multiple tools requiring multiple manual handoffs with little to no visibility into the current status of tasks and activitieIn the current model, multiple stakeholders — in house legal and IT, service providers and outside counsel — often use multiple tools requiring multiple manual handoffs with little to no visibility into the current status of tasks and activitiein house legal and IT, service providers and outside counsel — often use multiple tools requiring multiple manual handoffs with little to no visibility into the current status of tasks and activities.

If that party has scanning capabilities, then they'll send me back a new PDF with their signature; just as often as not, they'll have to put final copies in the mail or defer the handoff until we next meet face - to - face.