And no one can say that flying reindeer are not "agile".
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"Our laws are not agile enough to deal with individuals like Hasson," Blazakis said.
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By design, districts are not agile or well-positioned to compete with upstart new schools.
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Another one is principle-based regulation, where the principles themselves are not agile, but the way you deal with them is.
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"Frankly, CAC cards are not agile enough to do what we want," Halvorsen said at the Brocade Federal Forum in Washington on Tuesday.
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On the other hand, he is not agile, he is prone to fouling, and his frequent hesitation with his own shot makes him virtually unplayable, especially against a fast-paced team like the Warriors.
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Unfortunately, the goalpost in this race is continuously moving, so if the United States is not agile enough, aggressive enough and spending in proportion to the competitive threat and opportunity we are facing, we will not be in the lead for long.
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The greater dwarf lemur is an arboreal quadruped, it moves along the horizontal branches with a regular gait pattern involving all four limbs. They are not agile leapers.
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Common misunderstandings about use cases are: User stories are agile; use cases are not. Agile and Scrum are neutral on requirement techniques. As the Scrum Primer states, > Product Backlog items are articulated in any way that is clear and > sustainable. Contrary to popular misunderstanding, the Product Backlog does > not contain "user stories"; it simply contains items.
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Tests were carried out mainly by Bolesław Orliński and several other pilots who noted that the prototype, after modifications to the tail, exhibited satisfactory handling and maneuverability characteristics although it was not agile enough as an interceptor.Cynk 1962, pp. 387–388. The greatest concern was that even without radio and machine guns, it was able to achieve only .Cynk 1962, p. 388.
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They are very social have been observed roosting in groups from as little as 2, to in the hundreds and females outnumber the males by 4 to 1. Bats leave the roost in groups up to 20 at sundown to forage for insects and return together at sunrise. Flights have been seen to be both long and short, from less than 10 minutes to more than 50 and have been detected to forage up to 10 kilometer from the roost. The bats are not agile fliers, preferring open airspace at up to 40m in height.
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Loxton accompanied Morris for 39 further runs before Edrich removed him for 15. Young removed Lindwall for nine before Morris was finally removed for 196, ending an innings noted for his hooking and off- driving. It took a run out to remove Morris; he had attempted a quick run after the ball was hit to third man but was not agile enough for the substitute fielder's arm. Tallon, who scored 31, put on another 30 runs with Ring, before both were out on 389, ending Australia's innings.Pollard, p. 17.
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Earless monitor lizards are generally strictly nocturnal animals, although exceptionally daytime observations in the open have been reported. The day is usually spent near water in burrows that can be up to long or under logs, rocks or vegetation. They are generally quite inactive and not agile, but can make surprisingly fast spurts when startled, and will rapidly catch prey items placed in front of them. During one study where 19 individuals were located during the night, about half were in the water and the other half near water on land.
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Also highlighted in the Ca Mè, its precocious fond of hunting, if it is well oriented, makes since young can already do a good service. All this makes the Ca Mè is a good pointing dog, for a particular type of hunter, who wants to make a slow game, or the walk of the hunter is not agile. This slowness, its perseverance in the field, order in the driven hunts, and nose at halfway up, make it perfect and provides acceptable performance in areas of thick, hard vegetation, and little game.
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In terms of a challenge, this was far outside what they had trained for, as they tried to manoeuvre into a firing position without giving their own position away by creating excessive noise, or exhausting their own batteries. Nevertheless, Launders made the necessary calculations, made assumptions about U-864's defensive manoeuvres, and ordered the firing of all four of his bow torpedo tubes. The torpedoes were fired with a 17.5 second delay between each pair, and at variable depths. U-864 attempted to evade once it heard the torpedoes coming, but was not agile when diving or turning; additionally, time would have been needed to retract the snorkel, disengage the diesel, and start the electric motors.
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Although Gent never played a down of college football, the Dallas Cowboys were impressed by his athleticism and offered him a tryout. He went to training camp in the summer of 1964, to receive the $500 they were paying to players who attended. As with Cornell Green whom the team had converted two years earlier, he was first tried at defensive back, but at 6–4 and 210 pounds, he was not agile enough to play in the secondary. The coaches decided that Gent's best chance was at wide receiver, where he wound up making the team and turning down a contract offer from the NBA's Baltimore Bullets, who had selected him in the 14th round of the 1964 NBA draft.
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