EAST syndrome also includes sensorineural deafness, a feature that could not be confidently analysed in our model because the typical assessment for this is a rapid tail flick in response to auditory stimuli (Whitfield, 2002).
In a second wok, the chef stir-fried some garlic, ginger and sliced tomatoes, added some water, added pieces of the fish, a huge bunch of basil leaves, and then covered it all for some 15 minutes, fanning the flames with rapid flicks of a reed fan.
With rapid flicks of his wrist, he outlined a haunting image: a baby with two faces, looking simultaneously into an abyss and toward the sky, its vacant eyes searching for a future that was not there.
Morelos sparked a rapid attack with a flick to escape Shaughnessy's attentions.
In position-tracked wands, controlled by the arm, flicking motions are not so easy to perform because flicking requires a rapid acceleration of the wand.
Several distinct behavioral patterns involving wing usage are seen during fights between wild-type male flies including: (a) short rapid wing flicks utilizing one or both wings; and (b) an extended wing threat behavior directed at one male by the other in which "one fly quickly raises both wings to a 45° angle towards an opponent" [34], [36], [37], [38].
In general, the eyes often flick back and forth in a rapid and jerky manner.
During clickbox testing, a quick backwards flick of the ear pinna (the Preyer's reflex) and a rapid 'jump' or contraction of the neck and trunk muscles (the startle response) was recorded as a normal response.
With a quick, powerful flick of his spinning rod, he tossed a Slug-Go 40 yards and began a rapid retrieve, twitching the rod tip.
Windows unfold on top of one another at a rapid pace, filling the screen with different kinds of information while still remaining comprehensible, as if to function as a new media panacea to the incoherent editing of Hollywood action flicks.
