A team is awarded a first down when they advance the ball ten yards beyond the point where the previous first down was awarded (or where the team initially gained possession).
A team gets four opportunities to advance the ball ten yards, either by carrying (i.e., "rushing") or by passing the ball. Each opportunity is called a "down." If the team fails to gain the required ten yards using all four downs, then the ball is turned over to the other team.
Ideally, you sift the flour first. Never pat it down. ---- the recipe doesn't say to sift it first it says sift later. also when i measure it i shouldn't pat it down to make sue its good or should i just leave it like that ?
If any part of the pole is overlapped by the ball, it is considered a first down. So the forward most side of the pole is the portion that matters.
First, fill it up with water and write down the number it is at. Then drop the item that you wish to measure with. And subtract the two numbers that you get.
if any part of the football is over the chains then the answer is first down
To measure a men's coat length, lay it flat and measure from the base of the collar down to the hem. This will give you an accurate measurement of the coat length. Be sure to measure straight down the back of the coat for an accurate measurement.
Push it down to measure the volume.
Look down and measure
Because the officials have to call a fair game. They have to know whether the offense gained at least 10 yards. The officials don't want to give the team a first down unless it gained EXACTLY 10 yards or more.
The most direct method is: -- Measure and write down the amount of it that you have at the beginning of the year. -- Measure and write down the amount of it that you have at the end of the year. -- Subtract the second measurement from the first one. The difference in the two numbers is the amount that has been used, sold, stolen, or evaporated during the year.
first you must weigh it and then you must measure all it's side first you must weigh it and then you must measure all it's side
Roemer was the first to measure the speed of light.
Turn your viola over and measure its back from the base of the neck to the bottom, straight down the middle.