"Too many pitches up in the strike zone," Mackanin said.
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"Just too many pitches up in the zone," Hammel said.
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"He lost his feel and left pitches up," catcher Tyler Flowers said.
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The ceiling in the great room pitches up to about 16 feet.
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"I left some pitches up and I didn't get ahead," Garza said.
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He was getting his pitches up and getting his pitch count up.
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You try to make good pitches, and obviously I left pitches up.
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He threw 76 pitches, up from 173 on Tuesday, with 49 for strikes.
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"I got some pitches up in the zone and drove them," he said.
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"He just got beat with a couple off-speed pitches up," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said.
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"I left a couple of pitches up, and they made me pay for it," Jimenez said.
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His command was erratic, and he would leave pitches up in the zone — by mistake, not for effect.
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"I got a lot of pitches up and they were having a first-and-third party," Foltynewicz said.
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"I&aposm pitching in the best league in baseball right now and I&aposm leaving pitches up," Wright said.
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"I left some pitches up in the zone and unfortunately they hit them out of the park," Velazquez said.
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"When he's gotten in trouble it's been more location and pitches up in the strike zone," manager John Farrell said.
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The ceiling in the dining room pitches up to 14 feet, with two sets of French doors opening to a porch.
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The living room has a pine-paneled ceiling that pitches up to about 20 feet, with walls of glass and porthole windows.
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We just kept mixing those pitches up with a few different angles on the curveball and a few different angles on the fastball.
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Students pressed her to come back on a regular basis and she now pitches up every week, serving a different menu each time.
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To perch on a vertical surface, the quadcopter drone flies gently into a wall and using a tail, pitches up on its side.
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"When he's gotten in trouble it's been more location and pitches up in the strike zone," Red Sox manager John Farrell said of Buchholz.
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He walked two batters and gave up four doubles — all on pitches up in the strike zone or over the heart of the plate.
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He began well against the Rockies, but then he began to leave pitches up in the strike zone and over the plate — a familiar pattern so far this season.
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"I left a couple pitches up, a few mistake pitches and that's kind of what cost me, led to the home run and the solo shot in the sixth inning," Manaea said.
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At that point in his career, Bellinger was already doing a fair amount of high-ball drills, wherein he'd practice his ability to stay on top of pitches up in the zone.
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RHP Michael Fulmer got ambushed early Friday night, giving up two-run home runs in the first inning to David Ortiz and Jackie Bradley Jr. "He left a couple of pitches up in the first inning that Ortiz and Bradley were able to get a hold of," manager Brad Ausmus said.
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The idea of the company is to cater to India's migrating workforce, so that when a person pitches up in a new city they can rent their home essentials as they need them rather than having to make an expensive outlay and buy items that they may not need in the long term.
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If the nose pitches up, then the stall would be difficult to recover or altogether unrecoverable. The "pitch test" should be done just prior to performing a spin maneuver.
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Larger pitches up to λ/NA can have both horizontal and vertical lines accommodated by quadrupole or QUASAR illumination, but diagonally spaced features and elbow features are degraded.E. Hendrickx et al., Proc. SPIE 6924, 69240L (2008).
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Diatonic transposition is scalar transposition within a diatonic scale (the most common kind of scale, indicated by one of a few standard key signatures). For example, transposing the pitches C4–E4–G4 up two steps in the familiar C major scale gives the pitches E4–G4–B4. Transposing the same pitches up by two steps in the F major scale instead gives E4–G4–B4.
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Over 7 days in August 2005, two Slovak climbers, Gabo Cmarik and Jozef Kopold, climbed a new route, which they termed Assalam Alaikum, to the right of the Wharton/Cordes line on the south face of Great Trango. The climb comprised around 90 pitches, up to 5.11d A2. They used a lightweight style similar to that of Wharton and Cordes.Cmarik/Kopold route on alpinist.
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After five seconds of free-fall, the first stage ignites and the vehicle pitches up. The 45-degree delta wing (of carbon composite construction and double-wedge airfoil) aids pitch-up and provides some lift. The tail fins provide steering for first-stage flight, as the Orion 50S motor does not have a thrust-vectoring nozzle. Approximately 1 minute and 17 seconds later, the Orion 50S motor burns out.
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The district is dominated by two large commons; Stoke Heath and Barras Heath. Stoke Heath Common in particular was a noted sports venue for many years with four full sized soccer pitches up to 2000. In the 1920s Stoke Heath, like many city parks became a 'war memorial park' with commemorative plaques inscribed with the names of fallen serviceman situated beneath each tree. These were gradually damaged or removed due to municipal developments.
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Next, Wile simply rolls the ball down a hill out into the road, but it pitches up a stone serac and right back on top of its owner. 6\. Wile covers a narrow canyon floor with Acme GREASE, but once again, a truck just happens to be approaching. He tries to run across the grease, but fails and is run over. The Road Runner easily glides over it, so he attempts to follow.
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Aperiodic multilayers have been proposed to reduce the sensitivity at the cost of lower reflectivity but are too sensitive to random fluctuations of layer thicknesses, such as from thickness control imprecision or interdiffusion. In particular, defocused dense lines at pitches up to twice the minimum resolvable pitch suffer wavelength-dependent edge shifts.Chromatic Blur in EUV Lithography A narrower bandwidth would increase sensitivity to mask absorber and buffer thickness on the 1 nm scale.M. Sugawara et al.
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Up to 14 riders at a time are electro-magnetically accelerated to in seven seconds along the extended, launch tunnel. The track then pitches up 90 degrees to the vertical, with the passengers pulling 4.5Gs. Riders are almost weightless during the entire vertical section of the ride for about 6.5 seconds, 3.25 seconds going up and 3.25 seconds falling back down. The car then pitches back down to horizontal and enters the tunnel where an on-ride camera takes photographs of riders.
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Arctomys Cave is formed in the steeply-dipping Mural Formation limestone of the Early Cambrian Gog Group. The top half of the cave (The Endless Climb) descends relatively steeply, but at a depth of about 400 metres the cave becomes more horizontal with several pools, and ends at a sump. Despite its great depth, the cave includes only five pitches up to 15m deep. Although most of the cave is undecorated, the Straw Gallery has flowstone and relatively long soda straws.
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Wiessner led several pitches up technically difficult rock including several overhangs. After traversing east across the face they rested on a ledge just below the southeastern ridge, a full 9 hours since leaving the snow patch on the south face. After climbing a short chimney they finally reached the small snowy mass at the top, 13 hours after their start in base camp. They aborted their earlier plan of descending the shorter north face and retraced their ascent line, reaching their tent on the Dais Glacier at 2 am.
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In the case of an input failure, an electromechanical instrument adds yet another indicator—typically, a bar drops across the erroneous data. EFIS, on the other hand, removes invalid data from the display and substitutes an appropriate warning. A de-clutter mode activates automatically when circumstances require the pilot's attention for a specific item. For example, if the aircraft pitches up or down beyond a specified limit—usually 30 to 60 degrees—the attitude indicator de-clutters other items from sight until the pilot brings the pitch to an acceptable level.
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Igor Stravinsky specifically writes for a piccolo timpano in The Rite of Spring, tuned to B3. A piccolo drum is typically in diameter and can reach pitches up to C4. Beyond this extended set of five instruments, any added drums are nonstandard. (Luigi Nono's Al gran sole carico d'amore requires as many as eleven drums, with actual melodies played on them in octaves by two players.) Many professional orchestras and timpanists own more than just one set of timpani, allowing them to execute music that cannot be more accurately performed using a standard set of four or five drums.
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The original climbers were able to free climb pitches up to 7c (5.12d) and aid climb to A3. While the first free ascent of Riders is considered a "plum objective throughout the big wall climbing world," according to PlanetMountain , the region's notoriously bad weather and the allure of more popular routes nearby at Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre, limited the number of attempts. Up to 2016, three teams successfully reached the summit following Riders on the Storm, none making a free ascent. Over the course of 15 days in January and February 2016, Smith-Gobat, climbing partner Ines Papert and photographer Thomas Senf broached the climb.
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Advanced fourth generation fighters such as the Su-27, MiG-29 along with their variants have been documented as capable of performing this maneuver using normal, non-thrust vectoring engines. The ability of these aircraft to perform this maneuver is based in inherent instability like that of the F-16; the MiG-29 and Su-27 families of jets are designed for desirable post-stall behavior. Thus, when performing a maneuver like Pugachev's Cobra the aircraft will stall as the nose pitches up and the airflow over the wing becomes separated, but naturally nose down even from a partially inverted position, allowing the pilot to recover complete control. The Cobra, as performed by non-thrust vectoring aircraft, still depends on the aircraft moving through air; however, it does not involve the aircraft's aerodynamic surfaces and normal laminar airflow, but rather the whole airframe as a solid shape traveling through air, and its center of gravity in relation to the thrust vector.
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