Sentence examples for are locomotion from inspiring English sources
noun
The ability to move from place to place, or the act of doing so.
This suggests that differentiating sound from very mildly lame sheep is more difficult, but once sheep are locomotion score 2 or above (defined in Table 2) the majority of participants recognise lame sheep.
According to the hit-ratio, without considering the single digit number of gene changes in antioxidant activity with only four genes, the top Sall2-impacted GO categories are locomotion (7% hit ratio), cell adhesion (5.6%), transporter activity (5.5%) and growth (5.5%) (Table 3).
The major function of the foot in land vertebrates is locomotion.
At Shildon is "Locomotion" or National Railway Museum Shildon, part of the National Railway Museum, which contains heritage railway vehicles.
And that probably makes sense, given the primary function of cars is locomotion, not the capacity for inflicting bodily injury or death.
The most frequently available information is locomotion scoring (http://www.zinpro.com/lameness/dairy/locomotion-scoring).
One of the key aspects of species biology is locomotion, which determines many important behavioural activities such as foraging, hunting, escaping from predators, or migrating [ 1- 3].
The chitosan/PGA graft-reconstructed peripheral nerve allowed the restoration of nerve continuity and functional recovery, that is, locomotion, of the operated limb [ 31].
Although ciliar and flagellar locomotion are clearly forms of appendicular locomotion, pseudopodial locomotion can be classed as either axial or appendicular, depending upon the definition of the pseudopodium.
Using this model, three major locomotion patterns of Anguilliform fish, including forward locomotion, backward locomotion and turning locomotion are investigated.
