A new kind of customer was being propelled, hands full, into self-storage.
Prior to about 9,000 years ago, the spear or javelin, propelled by hand, was replaced by a new propulsion system, the spear thrower, or atlatl (see, for example, Hughes 1998).
In 1996, Rwanda and Uganda, relatively small nations on Congo's eastern border, sponsored a rebellion that propelled their hand-picked choice, Mr. Kabila, a former guerrilla fighter, into real political prominence.
YOU used to see them in slums everywhere: beggars with paralysed limbs, perhaps crawling, perhaps propelling themselves on hand-pedalled tricycles.
But there are images that seem strikingly new, as when, in one pas de deux, Mr. Cervera "walks" Ms. Morera on point, his hands propelling her knees.
The aim of this study was to explore the total and regional grip forces in the hand when propelling two different manual one arm drive wheelchairs: the Neater Uni-wheelchair (NUW) and a foot steered Action3 wheelchair.
These findings concur with the results reported by Medola et al. [ 25] who showed that, when propelling a wheelchair, the hands hold the handrim with the distal phalanges of the fingers, concentrating higher force on these areas.
A good chef's knife is an extension of the human hand, propelled by human force.
The results show that the average maximum temperature on hands' surface after propelling the wheelchair with the conventional handrims (36.77+1.66 oC) was significantly higher (p=0.01) than after propelling with the ergonomic handrim (36.22+1.33 oC).
When eager hands propel her stagewards, Dalle lays down to sing, her voice a primal scream.
