Sentence examples for a greater stride from inspiring English sources

Concerning spatial and temporal aspects, McKean et al. found that while both males and females walk at the same self-selected speed and have the same stance time, males walk with a greater stride length in comparison to females [ 11].

It is a great stride.

He's got a great attitude and a great stride – and he is certain to stay the mile well".

A great stride in technique was developed in the 1820s pointe work, or dancing on the tips of the toes.

He added: "The complete success of the manned Shenzhou 7 is a great stride forward for China's space technology".

A pilot plant with high yield (15 kg/h) and purity (> 99.9%) was demonstrated, which made a great stride for extensive applications of CNTs.

On June 5, a consortium of 69 organizations in 13 countries made a great stride toward this end, agreeing to facilitate the sharing of DNA sequences and clinical information.

In the beginning of the 1950s, mechanization took a great stride forward in purse seining when the power block was invented for hauling the gear.

Some will hail all this as a great stride forward, an indication that we are now so mainstream that even banks represent us respectfully.

This new paper doesn't solve all of the OHC issues, but it makes a great stride in clearing up past questions.

And the place that anxiety most affects a person is, very literally, during the approach, when a person is approaching his or her desk, or about to enter into the work, or move forward, or take a great stride.