Sentences with phrase «tight angles which»

On many occasions, Januzaj had the chance to provide telling crosses but selected to shoot from tight angles which clearly infuriated his forwards.

Not exact matches

He's in so tight it seems like there's no way he can lift it from that angle but once the goalie bites with the forecheck (which he protects against with his body, like he's boxing out for a free throw), he roofs it up top.

The controls are tight as a gasket, and the whole «sim» aspect of this racing sim will delight genre fanatics when they see the absurd degree to which tuning setups can be customized — tire pressure, downforce, camber angle, whatever.

Also helping it progress on trickier terrain were good off - road angles including 230 mm of ground clearance, a tight turning circle and hill descent control — although it misses out on a rear differential lock or the fancy off - road electronics fitted to the Mitsubishi and Ford, which might have left it scrambling in slipperier situations.

The 5 - series also has Integral Active Steering, which, in addition to adjusting the speed - dependent steering, also can angle the rear wheels through tight turns.

Conversely, if a dog with tight sockets is radiographed without rotating the femurs sufficiently, the femoral neck may appear shortened and at a valgus angle, both of which may cause some less - experienced vets to give a dysplastic diagnosis to a «normal» set of hips.

While traveling over big open spaces, the camera is fine and you have lots of control over it, but when in tighter spaces or special sections, the camera starts picking completely unnecessary angles which hinder the gameplay instead of helping it.

Among the other extras included in the Switch version are new unlockable outfits and two new cinematic camera angles, which allow the player to get a much wider view of a crime scene, as well as a closer look with a tighter, over-the-shoulder viewpoint.

The bodies in these photographs are always faceless, and the photographer uses tight angles in which hands express, author, control, and animate according to slight deviations in movement.

Blowing up the transfer technique of that series (originally, soaking the magazine images in lighter fluid and rubbing them on paper with an empty ballpoint pen) to collect semi-transparent pictures, he then, with the bravura only he could muster (his friend and studio mate Jasper Johns was so much tighter) angled, swirled and layered them in symphonic pageants for which the term collage seems wholly inadequate even if it is technically right.