1) Banned sports tactic 2) Casting 3) Pitching 4) Pitching, essentially
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of a bowler, an illegal bowling action in which the arm is straightened during the delivery.
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Throwing is the launching of a ballistic projectile by hand. ==History and prehistory== Humans are believed to be unusually good throwers due to their high dexterity and good timing capabilities, and it is believed that this is an evolved trait. Evidence of hominid throwing dates back 2 million years to homo erectus. The 90 mph throwing speed foun...
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[cricket] In the sport of cricket, throwing, commonly referred to as chucking, is an illegal bowling action which occurs when a bowler straightens their arm when delivering the ball. The Laws of Cricket specify that a bowler`s arm must not extend during the bowling action. Only the rotation of the shoulder can be used to impart velocity to ...
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• (p. pr. & vb. n.) of Throw • a. & n. from Throw, v.
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(from the article `textile`) ...from the cocoon directly onto a holder. When several filament strands, either raw silk or man-made, are combined and twisted together, producing ...
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In ceramics, the operation of shaping clay on a potter's wheel, a revolving head (disc) onto which a lump of wet clay is `thrown` and then shaped manually. The potter's wheel was invented by the...
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The process of forming clay objects on a potter's wheel.
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1. "Having a go" at a move, without practising and mastering all the progressions. Usually unsafe and leads to bad technique.
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Throw'ing adjective & noun from
Throw ,
v. Throwing engine ,
Throwing mill ,
Throwing table , or
Throwing wheel (Pottery) ,
a machine on which earthenware is first rudely shaped by the hand of the potter from a mass of clay...
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To deliver the ball with a arm that flexes at the elbow at point of delivery, thereby enabling extra spin to be imparted for a slow bowler, or extra pace for a quick bowler. A topic of endless debate
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In pottery, throwing means making a pot from a piece of clay on a potter's wheel.
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Making pots with the hands from plastic clay on a wheel.
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The technique of forming pottery on the potter’s wheel. A ball of prepared clay is thrown on the wheel and it is centred and shaped with the hands.
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forming plastic clay on the potter's wheel.
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The forming of round pots by rotating clay on a potters' wheel. The clay is driven through the potters' hands by the force of the wheel and the position of the hands determines the shape of the pot.
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A delicate balance which defies gravity and centrifugal force as clay is coaxed up by hand from the spinning turntable. A process ideally suited to forming Cups, Vases and Jugs.
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In ceramics, the operation of shaping clay on a potter's wheel, a revolving head (disc) onto which a lump of wet clay is `thrown` and then shaped manually. The potter's wheel was invented by the ancient Egyptians in about 5000 BC. Its simplest form is the kickwheel, propelled by the potter using a crank or treadle to keep the turn...
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Making pottery using a potters' wheel. Clay is thrown onto the centre of the revolving wheel and the potter shapes it by hand.
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A technique used in the creation of pottery. Clay is often thrown on to a potter’s wheel and shaped by hand.
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Creating ceramic shapes on the potter’s wheel. Vitrification
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