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A place on an exchange assigned for the trading of certain commodities, futures, or options. It is also called a pit or a trading pit.

pitch

The slope of a roof, sidewalk, or other surface. The Americans with Disabilities Act has specific requirements for the pitch of access ramps leading to building entrances.

Example: Figure A has a 1:12 pitch because the slope rises 1 foot for every 12 feet of distance. Figure B has a 1:6 pitch.



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Once you have determined that the ball is there to play the sweep shot to, move your front foot as far down the wicket towards the pitch of the ball as you can.
By adding a little speed to the pitch of the ball, psychologists found that children were able to judge speed more accurately.
Maynard smashed one over from England spinner Phil Tufnell for 11, including a huge six into the stands after using his feet to get to the pitch of the ball.
 
 
 
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