0 in football, an occasion when a player's foot is above the height players are allowed to raise their leg when trying to kick or control a ball, so that it could injure another player
Interactive kiosks are typically placed in high foot traffic settings such as hotel lobbies or airports.
The first is thick walled, with a high foot and red slip (sometimes burnished), most often shaped as bowls.
This floor surface is extended to other areas of the building in contrast with the terrazzo and carpeting that weather the high foot traffic hardily.
The high foot has toe's z-position of 0.10 m and z-acceleration of 0.002 m/s2 in the middle term of the swing phase.
Involvement of the dorsal periaqueductal gray in the loss of fear potentiated startle accompanied by high foot shock training.
The initial z-position of the toe for the high foot is 0.3 m in the middle of the swing phase.
The vase was made from two pieces: the widely flaring belly on a high foot, and the shoulder with a long neck and flaring mouth.
Droop cups have black, concave lips and a high foot.
