Sentence examples for change strides from inspiring English sources

But in America today, in order to work for this positive change, strides have to be made.

When people sprint or run very fast for short distances, they naturally change stride, landing more toward the front of the foot.

Switching form is not simple, though, as countless runners who have tried will attest".I think that experienced runners are able to change stride pattern" relatively easily, Mr. Kulmala said".But nonexperienced runners find it more difficult".

According to an FAQ about the change, Stride and HipChat's last day will be February 15th , 2019— or a bit shy of seven months from the date of the announcement.

The 18-year-old, one of six Newcastle changes, strode forward, beat Willy Caballero with ease and that was 1-0.

So many companies poured investment and management time into cultivating them.When Chinese consumers changed stride last year, only partly because new government controls on gift-giving reduced demand for luxury goods, it should have prompted firms to think harder about who buys their products these days and why.

The footprinting analysis revealed that, although the animals had severe osteoarthritic changes in medial compartments of their knees none of it led to a significant change in stride length or step width (Fig.  4a- c).

Changes in stride rate, stride length, footfall pattern and ankle plantar-flexor strength were also investigated.

It remains unknown whether dual-task related changes in stride time and stride length variability result from an effect of stride velocity and/or of the attention-demanding task.

Mr. Schmidt accepted the change in stride.

Riders appeared to take the change in stride.