1 erns of intact and unrestrained frogs during kicking, a natural defensive behavior.

2 rogs with a fuller repertoire of locomotory, kicking, and scratching behaviors.

3 ete movements, such as reaching, grasping or kicking, are behaviors that have reached sophistication

4 elet transform was depicted as a small child kicking back at its father, the Fourier transform.

5 at mimic the mites' movement evoke a similar kicking behavior.

6 essential for its mechanosensitivity and the kicking behavior.

7 different regions of the wing margin elicits kicking directed precisely at the stimulated region.

8 nt in distinct and categorizable ways (e.g., kicking is making contact with foot).

9 number and frequency to those during natural kicking movements.

10  radiatively decay with non-zero momentum by kicking out an electron, resulting in an asymmetric trio

11               No subjects had impairments of kicking, reaching, pinching, or speech.

12 rosophila melanogaster adult flies exhibit a kicking response against invading parasitic mites over t

13  extraordinary functions including swimming, kicking rubber-balls and even catching a live fish in wa

14 ng venomous snakes can be deadly [5], so the kicking strikes of secretary birds require fast yet accu

15 e identified: 1) aggressive phenomena (e.g., kicking, temper fits, argumentativeness), 2) purely moto

16 xtraocular nerves, during adult fictive limb-kicking, these motor nerves are synchronously active in

17  equation for Brownian motion with motorized kicking we obtain a closed equation for the order parame