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pickoff
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pickoff [′pik‚ȯf]
(electronics)
A device used to convert mechanical motion into a proportional electric signal.
(mechanical engineering)
A mechanical device for automatic removal of the finished part from a press die.
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Sharper, a 12-year veteran whose 59 career pickoffs are the most of among active National Football League player, has five interceptions and two touchdowns this season as the Saints are off to their best start since 1993.
Saints, Broncos, Colts, Giants stay unbeaten by AFP / AFP American Edition
Sharper, a 12-year veteran whose 59 career pickoffs are the most of among active National Football League player, has five interceptions and two touchdowns this season as the Saints are off to their best start since 1993.
Saints, Broncos, Colts, Giants stay unbeaten by AFP / AFP Global Edition
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