Whatever the long-term prospects of this company — an issue over which reasonable people reasonably disagree — the idea that small-time investors might get rich fast struck the pros as absurd".
If you're faster, get in fast, strike fast, and get out fast.
faster struck many as a reasonable move, though a number of groups expressed concern, including the governors' association.
Start by kicking up the knee on your non-striking foot, then when that foot hits the ground, use that power to kick off the ground for a harder, faster strike.
So he uses shock therapy: "His fast fast hand struck me across the face and iron rolled around in my head and my cheek pulsed with heat and felt like it had swollen up to twice its size".
The heat lost by even a small rodent is sufficient to alert a waiting viper and enable it to direct a fast strike at the animal as it passes by.
Up close, however, this campaign, which officially started last October, sometimes appears more a slog than a fast strike, a lesson in the painstaking process of fighting sexually transmitted diseases even when, like syphilis, they have a cure as easy as a couple of shots of penicillin.
Although crickets and many other detritivorous and herbivorous arthropods are sometimes caught unaware by a spider's fast strike, they often escape with fast movements.
First, spiders markedly increase their likelihood of successful attacks by launching fast strikes, at the same time decreasing the potential escape time (time between danger perception by a cricket and encounter by a spider) in a non-linear fashion (Figure 5).
The punch coming into the glove sounded like a fast ball striking a catcher's mitt.
It turns out that the stomatopod limb is traveling through the water so fast and striking the prey's shell so forcefully that water is being vaporized and forming rapidly collapsing bubbles that release huge additional energy in the form of heat, pressure, and light just milliseconds after the initial strike.
