Sentence examples for crossed steps from inspiring English sources

The data show that the subjects adopted a fixed-in-space Centre of Mass (CoM) strategy but their Centres of Pressure (CoP) were highly correlated to the position of the bridge deck within its lateral oscillation cycle (henceforth 'bridge phase'), allowing for the prediction of wide and crossed steps.

Data are given as percentage of errors on total number of crossed steps.

We also explored whether students had more difficulty starting a new mating scheme, which is the step of greatest complexity during a task compared with planning later crossing steps.

Short, bald and enthusiastic, he was just as likely to be on the beach in cutoffs and a sleeveless T-shirt playing upright bass as cross-stepping a longboard through the crowded waters.

So it's almost as if he's crossing step two and three.

Sometimes I cross step, sometimes I cutback and sometimes, if I am lucky, I land the coolest alley-oop, but there is never a dull moment.

Question 8 (multiple answer) brings up the correct version of the F1 crossing step and provides four boxes listing four potential F2 genotypes, respectively.

Never cross-step.

Fingers crossed she steps that part up for the final.

Their study in model systems was hampered until now by labor-intensive genetic targeting procedures and multiple mouse crossing steps.

The men are brilliant in the Bulgarian chain dances, pushing their pretzel-twisted legs down into exceptionally fast foot-crossing steps.