Examples of 'upfield' in a sentence
Meaning of "upfield"
Upfield is a noun used in sports, particularly in soccer or rugby, to describe the area of the field closer to the opponent's goal
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- Away from the defending team's end of the playing field
- Describing an NMR resonance at a lower frequency to that of a reference signal
- A surname from Old English.
- A suburb of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
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Signals shifted upfield due to lost lock.
And you need to get upfield.
His preferred position is upfield as a striker or centre forward.
Levens has it and turns upfield.
Upfield has one platform.
Five minutes after going upfield on dot.
Looks upfield and throws.
Helical regions on the other hand show upfield shifts.
Upfield takes privacy seriously.
Give cover upfield.
Upfield privacy principles.
He breaks it upfield.
Upfield Group company.
The alkyl carbons of the hexanoate moiety clearly appears as five upfield resonances.
This is about maintaining momentum upfield even after making that first contact with a defender.
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Originally based in Sunshine it later relocated to Upfield.
Install and use Upfield mobile apps.
All rights not expressly granted to you are reserved by Upfield Canada.
Upfield may place cookies on the sign-up page which capture information.
These stations are all located on the Upfield railway line.
Upfield line, all stations services to Upfield.
Methylenes of the myristoyl group were obscured by DMSO and upfield triethylammonium acetate peaks.
The cookies used on Upfield websites may be further categorised as follow:.
Down the line to Upfield.
The upfield shift of this proton is consistent with Z ( anti ) geometry about the oxime bond.
I am happy to be contacted by Upfield Group.
Arthur Upfield 's grandson William Upfield looks after the Estate to this day.
As before the Z isomer displays an upfield shift of the vinyl protons.
Stork is a brand of margarine spread, owned by Upfield.
I will distract them, then hit a long ball upfield so you can take the shot.
Bouncing on the ground and scooped up by the Scottie return man, who turns upfield.
Crime writer Arthur Upfield ( Robert Menzies ) believed he was looking for the perfect plot.
As the reaction proceeds the single hydroxylic resonance moves upfield until visual gelation at 20 min.
Nobody cut upfield like you did, boy.
The fluoromethylnaphthalenes exhibit an inverse SCS dependence, electron-withdrawing substituents produce upfield shifts.
Upfield line, all-stations services to Upfield.
From the corner Bolton won the ball and headed upfield on the counter-attack.
Into the upfield number. There it is.
If I take my first step toward you, you release upfield.
Formation of an a-helix typically results in an upfield ( negative ) shift for the Ha resonance.
Frank, you need to pull around him, and you need to get upfield.
Into the upfield number . There it is . All right.
Do not go out of bounds, cut upfield.
The region in the spectrum showed interactions between upfield methyl protons ( < 0.5 ppm ) and methyl-methylene protons.
It is generally held, however, that this was written by Upfield himself.
Upfield introduced the character in his 1929 novel The Barrakee Mystery.
He 's the furthest man upfield.
It 's no good having 4 or 5 upfield and two midfield.
Street to Speyrer, on the end around . He breaks it upfield.
All spectra were reference externally to the upfield resonance of adamantine at 29.5 ppm.
