T Formation: A classic offensive formation with the quarterback directly behind the center and three running backs behind the quarterback, forming a 'T'. Numerous variations have been developed including the split-T, wing-T, and wishbone-T.

 

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T Formation: A classic offensive formation with the quarterback directly behind the center and three running backs behind the quarterback, forming a 'T'. Numerous variations have been developed including . . . View Full Definition

Split-T: T formation in which the gaps between offensive guards & tackles are nearly twice as large as the gaps between the center & the guards.

Sandblasting: A physical weathering process in which rock is eroded by the impact of sand grains carried by the wind, frequently leading to ventifact formation of pebbles and cobbles.

Pattern: A technical chart formation used to make market predictions by following the price movements of securities.

Position: A place where a player plays relative to teammates, and/or a role filled by that player

Position Building: Buying shares to build up a long position or selling shares to create a short position in a particular security or group of securities.

Position Diagram: Diagram showing the possible payoffs from a derivative investment.

Position Round: In competition, league or tournaments, in which part of the competition is match play, it is when teams or individuals play each other based upon their standing; i.e., position 1 plays 2; 3 . . . View Full Definition

Position Of Equilibrium: When a reaction's equilibrium 'lies to the right', the concentrations of products will be greater than the concentrations of reactants when equilibrium is established. Conversely, an equilib . . . View Full Definition

Position Limits: Applies to derivative products. Maximum position available in any one future or option contract for a given institution. For 'bona fide' futures hedgers, there are no position limits.