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(1) Liu Bocheng is world-renowned as a resourceful(heads-up) one-eyed general.

(2) Relevant metrics will give you a heads-up when something is not right at an earlier stage than you would typically have noticed otherwise.

(3) Taylor: Mass can only be detected by special construction units, and using a HUD (Heads-Up Display) directs the player to build a sophisticated mine structure at the designated location.

(4) Would it be cool to email a heads-up to everyone in my address book?

(5) We play heads-up and give what we call soft help so you don't overexpose your defense.

(6) But advanced instruments and a two-month heads-up allowed researchers to finally confirm the "teeny little sparks" during a recent eruption of Alaska's Redoubt Volcano.

(7) You can move, scale and rotate anything on your page without changing tools, and the new "heads-up" display helps with accuracy as you work.

(8) Reading your opponent becomes even more important in heads-up play.

(9) That kind of early heads-up could help governments make more timely decisions.

(10) That gave investigators a heads-up that something had gone terribly wrong, but there were plenty of other clues.

(11) Giving test users a heads-up about possible problems and what they should do when those problems occur helps instill confidence in the project and its members.

(12) The control panels have a high-tech look, and you can toggle the heads-up on and off during your flight.

(13) Luckily, most readers are kind and give me a heads-up about what needs correcting.

(14) Safe so far, I thought, and picked up the phone to call some of the biggest banks that had been downgraded, to give them a heads-up, along with some of the firm's institutional-investing clients.

(15) Crash Like a Pro: Making the field after an engine failure requires heads-up thinking and some healthy preparation.

(16) It is also important to give your new boss a nice, clear heads-up on your goals, motivations, skills and plans.

(17) Serving as the event's emcee in Cannes will be Gold, who took home $12 million after winning poker's most prestigious tournament three years ago, defeating Paul Wasicka heads-up.

(18) The Golden-i was developed by Kopin, a major supplier of heads-up displays to the US military.

(19) Following this, we may see appearances in automotive applications(http://Sentencedict.com), such as satellite- navigation screens in cars or even as an improved form of heads-up display.

(20) Foer read that Apple had hired a leading expert in heads-up display — the transparent dashboards used by pilots.

(21) He and his staff were given a mere 20-minute heads-up by German security before Mr. Clinton and company arrived.

(22) It also lets you set up an alert system, so if H1N1 arrives in your area, you'll get a heads-up.