He could charm anyone with that bouncing gait and electric grin.
"Cars rule," said Augosto Piazza, the founder of the city's program, an elfin man with shining blue eyes, a bouncing gait and a yellow vest.
About the size of a pack of cards, with four rounded legs that spin and propel the robot in a loping, bouncing gait, the camera- and microphone-equipped device was guided across a table by Brown using his BlackBerry's track pad.
The coyote advanced on the asphalt with a bouncing gait, in a hurry but unafraid, his movements silky and savage.
Aerial running is defined as a bouncing gait associated with an in phase relationship between the Ekh and Ep+Ekv, in which energy is stored and recovered via elastic elements [88].
Interestingly, the smoothness of gait transitions is accompanied by a gradual shift from inverted-pendulum gait to bouncing gait, resulting in a "paradoxical" inverted-pendulum running in the vicinity of run-walk and walk-run transitions [ 18].
In both breeds, the neurological signs were characterized by a prominent hypermetria along with a dancing and bouncing gait, with the onset of signs at 2- to 6-months of age.
This was associated with a significant prolongation of the swing phase, whose duration became virtually equal to that of stance in the vicinity of the walk-run transition speed, and with a gradual shift from inverted-pendulum gait (walking) to bouncing gait (running).
In contrast, Bertram et al. (Bertram et al., 1999) described ricochetal brachiation more as a bouncing gait instead of a pendulum driven mechanism and, in a later publication, Bertram and Chang (Bertram and Chang, 2001) described a whip-like transfer of rotational and translational kinetic energy in fast ricochetal brachiation that would drive the locomotion.
When you go to the event, adopt a bouncing gait and carry bags over your shoulder.
