Sentence examples similar to cane combat from inspiring English sources
Inspired by the Italian-born master-fencer Vincentio Saviolo, the combination of fencing, self-defence and keep-fit can be adapted to swords, sword and dagger, cane and unarmed combat.
Debates are now erupting over the benefits and ecological risks of releasing such insects into the wild and whether gene drives could also thwart invasive species such as Asian carp and cane toads, or combat other animal-borne pathogens such as the one causing Lyme disease.
Using ECG-gating for the sagittal oblique 'candy-cane' CE-MRA helps combat aortic root motion (Fig. 6) [82].
Tamilchelvan walks with a limp and the help of a cane, on account of an old combat injury.
The cane toad was introduced into Fiji to combat insects that infested sugarcane plantations.
That brings them under the watchful eye of scientists who have also, according to a recent paper in the Proceedings of the Royal Society, found that they exhibit a peculiar kind of evolution: one based upon space, not time.In 1935, the offspring of just over a hundred cane toads were introduced into Queensland, in the country's northeast, to combat a beetle that was destroying sugar-cane crops.
For example, Max (non-combat-related visual impairment, 35 44 years) was assaulted when using his cane on public transport after accidently bumping into someone; they did not believe he was visually impaired so from that moment on he decided not to use a cane anymore.
His first film, "Cane Toads," in 1988, was about cane toads, which sugarcane farmers introduced in Queensland, Australia, in 1935, to combat a grayback-beetle infestation; they wound up with a cane-toad infestation instead.
