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He did not disappoint and the ball was propelled at the promised speed.
Today, propelled at least partly by a fear of ageing, it has become a cultural condition.
How else would one explain his insistence on throwing everything in the way of the ball when propelled at speed?
The ball was propelled at 77mph, at least 10 mph slower than in his heyday, but it headed in the right direction.
The war next door has propelled at least 1.2 million Syrian refugees across the border into Lebanon, a country of only four million.
The small, highly responsive squash ball is propelled at high speeds both to and from the front wall, and the pace of play is accordingly swift.
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Nine healthy adult subjects participated in the study, and they were required to perform wheelchair propelling at their self-comfortable way.
A user primes the device's pump for a second; the trigger button delivers the pent-up energy in a twentieth of a second, propelling at supersonic speeds an airburst that disperses the powder into the chamber.
These traveling (or dominance) waves propel at a fixed speed when corrected for cortical magnification at different visual eccentricities [13].
DNA strands were propeled at the growing end of the polymer by the energy gained from hybridization.
It has also been determined that manual wheelchair users who propel at a faster cadence and experience greater peak resultant handrim forces relative to body weight also have greater incidence of impaired median nerve function [ 13, 14].
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