The phrase "according to the stride" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning without context.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing rhythm, pace, or movement, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "According to the stride of the runners, it seems they are pacing themselves for a long-distance race."
Alternatives: "in line with the pace" or "based on the rhythm".
According to the outstanding Chinese research book Stride from a Country of Tremendous Population to a Country of Profound Human Resources, per-student education spending index can be calculated by the following formula (China Education and Human Resource Problems Research Team, 2003, p. 508).
Three (nos. 1,2,3) of the horses had, according to the owners, shown a short stride with decreased shoulder action for a long time (years) prior to the first clinical examination.
Adjust your stride according to the distance you're running, if it's a sprint then quickly turn over your legs and keep your knees high.
In addition, coefficients of variation (CV) for stride time, stride length, stride velocity, and stride width will be calculated according to the following formula: [CV = (SD / mean) × 100] [ 69].
According to the communique, Chinese government has made strides to pursue "outstanding cultural products" because "culture is becoming a fount of national cohesiveness and creativity".
The body height, measured from the body bottom to the supporting surface, and the stride optimization factors are proposed according to the obstacles' configuration and the energy optimization.
Since 1980 Nepal has made the greatest strides in improving human development, according to the UN's annual Human Development Index (HDI).
Because the positions of the targets were predetermined according to the task, the subjects were not able to retain their usual gait parameters such as stride length, distance, and variability of stride.
Some countries are making great strides in human development, others less soSINCE 1980 the country that has made the greatest strides in improving human development is Nepal, according to the UN's annual Human Development Index (HDI).
Then I increase the length of my stride or my speed towards happiness many times over, according to the philosophers of math.
