Sentence examples for striking techniques from inspiring English sources

Striking techniques became less important and the formal curriculum became simpler.

The welterweight champion took the challenger to the ground and smothered with elbows in the opening frame, but in the second and third, Thompson mounted a comeback, keeping his distance, and unloading with his unconventional striking techniques.

Two months later, his wife Hatsu also died. 植芝 はつ; Ueshiba Hatsu, née Itokawa Hatsu; 1881 1969) Aikido usually translated as the Way of Unifying Spirit or the Way of Spiritual Harmony is a fighting system that focuses on throws, pins and joint locks together with some striking techniques.

Moments later Sánchez's running – and supreme ball-striking technique – created the second.

He let the ball run past him, looked up to see Sullivan well off his line, and thought: 'Why not?' Beckham had developed a unique ball-striking technique: standing foot planted at an angle very close to the ball, left arm thrown to the side, and the right foot coming through the ball like a lumberjack's axe.

In 1980, one whale was observed to have invented a new twist on this technique, striking the water surface several times with its tail before blowing the bubbles, a strategy now called lobtail feeding.

The improvement in aggregate consistency and size control over conventional scraping techniques is striking (Figure 3), with coefficients of variation of less than 0.1 for all three SISO aggregate sizes, compared to >0.7 for the scraped hEB.

However, the magnitude of the difference in prevalence of reported elementary statistics versus regression techniques is striking.

The technique for making tools in the Acheulean industry was a development of the earlier technique, namely striking one stone against another, but the choice of stone was refined.

The beauty of this streamlined image is striking, and the underlying technique is felt as well.

Her old technique of striking up conversations had fallen flat; she found herself making phone calls and setting appointments.