Dr. Rowe, who is 56, has made many moves to help his merged center gain strides.
Inherent strain-related differences were centered around stride and stance, as well as around propel and brake times, which are components of stance times.
After World War II, as the national economy recovered, Rockefeller Center hit its stride.
Partnerships with AT&T Foundation, Tipping Point, and the Tomkat Foundation in turn helped LaborX connect with three training programs, Year Up, Udacity, and the Stride Center, to begin testing its service about a year ago.
Mr. Northam strode center stage in front of a big band and wrapped one hand, a cigarette between his fingers, around the microphone as if drawing it closer for a kiss.
No team in major league history had hit three grand slams in a game before Yankees center fielder Curtis Granderson strode to the plate in the bottom of the eighth inning Thursday, the crowd at Yankee Stadium having been thinned, but the bases loaded one more time.
In his second entrance, Martius stormed on, slamming his hand on a drum to seize the citizens' attention, and striding center stage, where he stamped and waved his riding crop but it came across slightly more as blustery bark than bite.
Sometimes fringed at the hem, the skirts opened up at the center giving room to stride.
And from East Harlem to Williamsburg, the mayoral candidates are following them, making the most of the heat wave by hitting the senior center circuit in full stride, all in an attempt to reach a crucial voting bloc.
Wearing black leather dresses with sparkling accents, the two hold hands, beaming as they stride to center stage.
