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The decorative writing - decorative, yes, but there to fix the military scene in place - thrusts itself forward, clamours for our attention, too.
The spatial implications are complex and several: 18 they may be summarised as having two main thrusts.
When this is done one contender immediately thrusts head and shoulders above the rest.
A week later, the daughter tragically died in an accident, thrusting the parents into despair.
On finding the larva, several sharp thrusts of the ovipositor are made ; the female then remains still for three or four minutes.
Due to lack of good exposures, direct measurement of the thrusts is difficult.
Although there is a scarcity of reliable kinematic data, it is probable that this axis was also the axis of transport during thrusting.
After mineralization the veinfield experienced a period of thrusting and associated quartz veining.
In our experiments, head thrusting behaviour occurred in the absence of any host stimuli.
As viewed from the development trend of robots, increasing robotic intelligence and reducing the physical size of robots are two important research and development thrusts.
Kinematically, it is possible that antithetic normal faults facing southward could be reworked by thrusts.
On the contrary, he was an entirely appropriate leader of an expanding 'secular' empire with thrusting materialist ambitions.
The masker had amply padded his derriere and bust, and when he performed he periodically punctuated his slow dance movements with exaggerated hip thrusts.
The cocoon is explored with a few thrusts.
Her mouth, slightly open, discloses her teeth, as the squire's son awkwardly, sullenly thrusts a handful of strawberries toward her.
