With each stride, he advanced six inches.
The 22-year-old former Coleraine and Torquay player advanced a couple of strides and hit a superb drive into the top corner of Mike Pollitt's goal.
They were all nude and all shared the same pose: standing upright, arms down, staring blankly ahead, with one foot slightly advanced, as if in forward stride.
Thanks to GPS and satellite navigation plus tracking features, it's best suited to athletes who venture off the beaten path, but advanced metrics for things like stride length, vertical oscillation, and oxygen intake should come in handy for serious runners everywhere.
Foot balance index represented the time that foot supination was advanced from heel contact of the stride [ 18].
Like a lottery winner new to his fortune, Kane is taking baby steps towards finding out how to display his enormous success – although the same can't be said of his work, which is advancing with sure strides.
Sequence models have provided a powerful framework for mapping and numerieal modeling, enabling the science of stratigraphy to advance with rapid strides.
In 1931 he again spent time in Berlin, writing to Aino in May 1931 that "the symphony is advancing with rapid strides".
An analysis by the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce shows that nurses are making major strides compared with other workers, particularly as they gain advanced degrees within their profession.
Earlier in her career she advanced to increasingly senior roles by moving from Procter & Gamble to Bain Capital Consultants to Walt Disney to Stride Rite, FTD and then Hasbro.
Neurobiology has made great strides in understanding the impact of substances of abuse on the brain, and these findings have advanced a fundamentally biological explanation of addiction.
