Sentence examples for adapted walking from inspiring English sources

Each morning, in defiance of the asbo served against him by Morecambe Town Council, John loads up his specially adapted walking frame with bird seed, heads slowly to the promenade and yanks at the shackles of the British legal system by throwing handfuls of food at the gathered pigeons.

27 As some evidence supports the beneficial effect of walking on glycaemic control in persons with T2D persons 28 and as walking might prevent a deterioration in glycaemic control, 29 U-TURN has adapted walking as a mode of physical activity to replace sedentary behaviour.

Using mixed-methods that includes an adapted walking interview technique, collaborative action discussions and a novel approach to mapping spatial resilience this study explores resilience and forest culture through individual perceptions of the participating land managers.

Their toes and nails are adapted for walking on floating vegetation.

The feet were broad, close to plantigrade (adapted for walking on the soles), and graviportal (adapted for bearing great weight).

But unlike other Australopithecines, they have long legs and a pelvis that is well adapted to walking upright.

Its limbs seem to have evolved into paddles, suggesting it was indeed aquatic, but its toe bones look adapted for walking, as they resemble those in hoofed animals.

The animals inhabiting this strata, such as rhinoceroses, chimpanzees, gorillas, elephants, deer, leopards, and bears, are adapted to walking and climbing short distances.

After the Gap the tetrapod fauna is diverse and well adapted for walking on land, but we just had no information on how this had happened or why".

In most benthic malacostracans the hind five to seven pairs of thoracic legs have become essentially uniramous (single-branched)—the inner branch is thickened and stiffened and adapted for walking or crawling.

With hooves adapted for walking in marshes, the shy animal usually hides deep in the swamp.