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Shooting Guard: Generally, the player who takes the majority of the shots from the perimeter, many of which are three-point attempts.

Point Guard: Usually a team's floor leader, who initiates the offense and controls the tempo of the game.

Preset Focus Shooting: Technique in which focus is set at a predetermined setting and the shutter is released when the subject moves into the focus point.

Physical Safeguards: Physical precautions used to protect assets and records, such as locks on doors, fireproof vaults, password verification, security gauds.

Overshooting: The tendency of a pool of MBS to reflect an especially high rate of prepayments the first time it crosses the threshold for refinancing, especially if two or more years have passed since the . . . View Full Definition

Panorama Shooting: Photographing several overlapping images in succession that can be joined in the computer using software.

Rearguard: A defenseman.

Shooting: The action of a linebacker or defensive back to blitz

Troubleshooting: The act of determining the cause of a problem through a series of tests and/or queries.

Shooting Script: Generally speaking, a written description of a program, wherein each scene is described shot-by-shot. (Terms used to describe different types of scripts vary considerably within the televisi . . . View Full Definition