But the inference, once made (and it is no trick at all to make it), puts us in direct and forceful contact with an uncontroversial fact.
Second, Rosenbaum said, the larger size and greater speed of men may lead to more frequent and forceful contact between players.
The Swan deserved a free-kick of his own for forceful contact below the knees but his cries fell on deaf ears.
With Martin chasing a bouncing ball in the centre square late in the second quarter at the Gabba, May chose to bump and left the ground to do so, making forceful contact with Martin's head.
Workshops include meeting the herd and attempting to bond with the animals; learning to guide the horses in a pen using just body language, not forceful contact; and traversing obstacle courses that represent communication or confidence problems guests want to overcome.
Saunders said Ikeme, 26, is distraught by the consequences of the injury, which occurred as a result of his hand making forceful contact with the metal bar supporting the dressing-room tactics board.
In the heat of the moment, a child snatches Tommy's toy and before he can even think about it, his fist has made forceful contact with the side of the offending child's head.
7 8 Scrum engagement occurs as the head and shoulders of the competing front rows make forceful contact.
And Mr. Gittins disclosed that Lieutenant Coen had ordered another fire-control technician to provide "forceful reports of contacts" with surface ships.
Collision, also called impact, in physics, the sudden, forceful coming together in direct contact of two bodies, such as, for example, two billiard balls, a golf club and a ball, a hammer and a nail head, two railroad cars when being coupled together, or a falling object and a floor.
