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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a walking surface" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to any area or material that is suitable for walking, such as sidewalks, paths, or floors.
Example: "The park features a well-maintained walking surface that is accessible for all visitors."
Alternatives: "a pedestrian pathway" or "a footpath".
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Durst executives also questioned the wisdom of using stainless steel as a walking surface.
Even after conservation, it would be too fragile and uneven to serve as a walking surface, much less a driving surface.
These experiments demonstrate that the perceived haptic compliance of a walking surface is increased in the presence of plantar cutaneous vibration feedback.
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The pad can add extra cushioning to the carpet and provide a softer walking surface.
Timed up and go test is conducted on a leveled walking surface.
Simply place the mat over the floor for a safer walking surface for your baby no tools or installation required.
Recent research has focused on the design of intelligent prosthetic ankle devices with the goal of adapting behavior of the device to accommodate all walking surfaces that an individual encounters in daily life.
If you need a very firm walking surface, your best bet is large paving stones (set in gravel that you scarcely see).
Cows at pasture have longer lying times than when they are housed [ 43] and the pasture provides a more yielding walking surface than most free stall designs.
–A new exposed aggregate concrete walking surface was installed around the Monument plaza.
The force plates in the laboratory comprise of two 400 × 600 mm OR-6 AMTI force plates and two 900 × 900 mm OR-6 AMTI force plates (AMTI, Watertown, Massachusetts, USA) which are embedded on a 10 m long walking surface covered by concrete overlay.
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