Sentence examples for throwing device from inspiring English sources

We are designing a throwing device to model the wrist and hand, depicted in the image.

Later the guante developed into a catching and throwing device leading finally to the evolution of the cesta, at first a short implement but now about.76 metre (2.5 feet) long, gracefully curved and efficient, with which the player can catch the ball and hurl it with tremendous power and speed.

Mr. Hendershott, who could hear but not see his quarry, engaged the six-foot spear into a hook at the end of his atlatl, an ancient throwing device that uses leverage to sharply increase the speed and distance a spear can travel.

The problem with the rubber kickball is that, while it is a very effective throwing device, will probably knock one of the little kids in the head while they are in mid-air causing them to spin up-side down landing them on their head or off the trampoline entirely (or both).

Arp (2006) defends a hypothesis about a kind of module scenario visualization a psychological adaptation that arose in our hominid history in response to the demands of tool making, such as constructing spear throwing devices for hunting.

The dart points were attached to wooden shafts and propelled by throwing devices called atlatls.

Some schools have the budget to throw devices at students whereas others do not or are not interested".

Woomeras (from $56) are spear-throwing devices that work on the lever principal.

"Battalion Chief Willie Bailey with Fairfax County Fire and Rescue told the News-Press that Gore attempted forcible entry into the mosque, threw devices into the parking lot of the mosque and set off a hoax explosive device in the mosque's parking lot.

This enrages the inherently conservative Streep to such an extent that she sets off on a wild rampage through the streets, overturning cars and climbing buildings and punching aeroplanes out of the sky (to King Kong Song), before she calms down by having a weird orgy with some antipodean throwing devices (to Bang a Boomerang).

Some parents are throwing a device into their child's backpack.