Sentence examples for cycling actions from inspiring English sources

This experimental study was designed to take a closer look at how focusing attention on special characteristics of endurance cycling actions can influence metabolic energy costs.

Not only does the LED display on the centre of your backpack show emoticons to let the world know your mood, it can be used when cycling to display a brake signal, an "I'm turning left or right" signal, and other handy cycling actions, all controlled by a detachable controller.

There's plenty of cycling action on Saturday with men's sprint 1/8 finals, the first round of the women's Keirin.

The comparison to horse racing is unavoidable: in Japan, where Keirin was born in 1948, thousands flock to velodromes to bet on the cycling action.

Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, watch the cycling action at the Velodrome on the opening day of the London 2012 Paralympic Games.

More track cycling action with golds dangled in the women's team sprint at 6.04pm and the men's team pursuit at 6.42pm.

The authors call for not just a cycling action plan with annual progress reports, but one which extends its scope around Whitehall, taking in departments other than transport.

The optics and stated intentions of the report, the Cycling Action Plan, with the ambitious subtitle of "Making London the world's best big city for cycling", are fine.

BBC1 had 11.6 million, while a further 500,000 on BBC Olympics 1. BBC1's late afternoon Olympics programme, which ran from 4pm to 6.40pm and featured the cycling action, attracted an average audience of 7.1 million and a 46.4% share.

Focusing on smooth and circular pedaling includes a continuous monitoring of the cycling action, which could disturb the rhythmical nature of movement execution, thereby leading to detriments in movement economy.

The extruded elastomer membranes are employed to prevent and/or limit the deterioration of the core soft layer during the cycling action, which has been observed in previous investigations.