The puck inched its way toward the line when Schenn swooped in with a split-second lunge with his stick and cleared it for the save.
Maggie Harrison found the Oregon terroir, specifically the rocks, so compelling she made a split-second decision to move her family north and make wine there.
FORBES: Female Winemakers: Second In A Series Featuring Oregon
Harten says he "made a split-second decision" to offer Sullenberger Runway 13, the closest runway, and contacted LaGuardia tower to clear the runways for an emergency.
CNN: Controller thought Hudson landing would be 'death sentence'
However, replays showed that the France scrum-half had recovered his hold of the ball a split-second before winger Thom, and referee George Clancy awarded a 5m scrum.
The main villains on these roads are usually the yellow minibuses, known as danfos, which can switch lanes in a split-second, sending nearby vehicles screeching to avoid them.
Ref Jones - on the say-so of his touch judge - ruled that Chris O'Young had put his foot out of play a split-second before Thom Evans squeezed in.
That makes it possible not just to skip to any point of a taped show in a split-second, but also to rewind live television: because hard disks are so fast, they can tape and play back at the same time.
In particular, Smith, the Knicks' sixth man, continued his struggles, shooting just 1 for 6 over the first half. (He drilled a contested heave from half-court at the buzzer, but officials waved it off, saying it was a split-second too late.) The Knicks went into the break trailing 52-46 marking the fourth consecutive home playoff game the Knicks trailed at the half.
After eyeing our open-topped jeep, he made a nervous split-second decision to pounce, scattering the prey below, and vanished into the thick camouflage-scrub of the riverbank.
You can go from there to here in a split second -- just a little focus, right?
These instinctive actions tend to matter more because they are actually a composite of numerous split-second decisions that impact relationships and future options.
Journe had sold it last year, but now the oil inside was sticking--only a bit, but enough to throw the split-second calibrations slightly off.
So most people end up offering a fifty-fifty split to the second person.
McFarland in a four-run second inning during Wednesday's 10-7 loss to a Baltimore Orioles' split squad.
Audemars Piguet breaks this rule by combining its Caliber 2885 self-winding split-second chronograph movement featuring a minute repeater, a perpetual calendar and a moon-phase indicator with the sporty 44mm Royal Oak Offshore case in brushed titanium with a black rubber strap.
FORBES: Audemars Piguet's Royal Oak Offshore Gets Grand Complicated
It had not piloted the A2 section - the second year of study - before the A-level was split into two parts in 2000.
His quest for a second term has split his centre-left Democratic Revolutionary Party.
This, surely, will please armies, air forces and sports teams, which require people to make split-second decisions based on a rich, wide visual field.
Body language was the basis for our earliest form of communication when the split-second ability to recognize if a person or situation was benign or dangerous was often a matter of life or death.
Was it worth the cost of my son's college tuition, which gave him entry to the magazine internship, to have his decision-making abilities honed by making split-second choices about whether to take the A train or the No. 3 train?
WSJ: Steve Cohen: Minimum Wage for Interns? It Misses the Point
Jeter was a split second slow out of the blocks and nearly caught Fraser-Pryce in the final meters, but the Jamaican leaned across the finish for the victory.
And while the new page-turning buttons--far smaller than those on the last model--are harder to press accidentally, they can require a split second longer to find with a thumb, momentarily interrupting the reading experience.
"I couldn't have noticed the car any earlier - it appeared all of a sudden and I only saw it for a split second, " he said.
The cover lot, made of pink gold, is a "split seconds" chronograph, so-called because it has not one, but two second hands and is capable of timing two different parts of a dramatic event, say, a high-stakes horse race or an auto rally.
As Jay-Z and I approached each other our eyes met, and his lingered for a split second before drifting away.
In a second blow to confidence, falling equity prices have revealed a scandal in the split capital investment-trust industry.
It is amazing to behold the split-second timing of these operations, with jets regularly landing and taking off in such a small area.
When the Heat and Pacers split the first four games of their second-round series last year, Miami rolled to a 115-83 home win in Game 5 and captured the series in six games.
Year upon year of slowing down the action in their heads, of training their brains to take the emotion out of the multiple thousands of split-second decisions they make every time they get in the car, tends to lend them a languid air when not in action.
But the referee had blown the final whistle a split second before and it was Livi who were able to breathe a sigh of relief after winning their first-ever European tie.
应用推荐