Put your hands together and elbow him in the face with a rapid backward thrust.
This seems a reasonable simile, to judge by "Le Mystère Picasso," which shows half a dozen of his paintings being created, from the first brush stroke on to completion, and developing with such rapid thrust and violence, with such acrobatics of imaginative defense and maneuver, that the major compositions seem to proceed by torture to their final shape.
Asashōryū's favoured techniques according to his Sumo Association profile were migi-yotsu/yori, a left hand outside, right hand inside grip on his opponent's mawashi (belt), and tsuppari, a series of rapid thrusts to the chest.
Pinned thrust kill: A rapid downward vertical thrust was effected by the dolphin using a powerful tail beat (Fig. 1b, 2a), accompanied by a whole body twist that broke the cuttlebone and/or cephalic cartilage (with a loud click audible to divers), instantly killing the cuttlefish.
It was the deep and rapid thrusts of these mechanized forces that decided the issue, in conjunction with the overhead pressure of the Luftwaffe, which wrecked the Polish railway system and destroyed most of the Polish Air Force before it could come into action.
High Velocity Low Amplitude technique, where a rapid therapeutic force (thrust) of brief duration over a short distance within a joint's anatomical range of motion is employed to engage the restrictive barrier with the aim to decrease restriction in the joint.
Ejaculation, generally not visible, was inferred based on a rapid increase in thrusts and a pause just prior to the dismount, followed by intense genital self-grooming [45], [55].
The non-planar geometry of the thrust and the spatial distribution and textural features of fault-filling veins are suggested to represent implosion brecciation (Sibson 1986), which could occur in association with a rapid depressurization at dilatant jogs in a thrust system during earthquake faulting (Ujiie et al. 2007a; Yamaguchi et al. 2012).
Charles wanted a major thrust from Bohemia designed to isolate the French forces in northern Germany and lead to a rapid decision.
