Sentence examples for describe the strides from inspiring English sources
As Dr. Touhy proceeded to describe the strides that he and his research team at the Cleveland Clinic have made in the development of this groundbreaking vaccine and treatment, sighs of relief quickly blanketed the room, but only until we learned more about the challenges and obstacles that remain.
When old-time Democrats in Washington reminisce about the days of brokered conventions — floor fights and frantic early-morning calls, deals cut under the haze of cigar smoke — they talk about them the way a paleontologist might describe the hurtling stride of a velociraptor: an awesome spectacle, to be sure, but not one you would really want to see up close.
In the midst of Phyllida Lloyd's Taming of the Shrew at Shakespeare in the Park, Gremio (Judy Gold) strides onstage to describe the bad manners of Petruchio at his wedding.
However, the slopes describing the relationship between relative stride length and Fr calculated with COM as the characteristic length in infant baboons are not parallel to those of other taxa (see Results section), so ANCOVA is not an appropriate test (Raubenheimer and Simpson, 1992; Sokal and Rohlf, 1995).
As she describes the exhibition, a couple of the artists stride over, giving her hugs and kisses.
The HR accurately describes the step-to-step symmetry within a stride but for upper body gait analysis is also commonly referred to as a measure smoothness [ 29].
The National Historic Register of Places nomination describes the statue: "The explorer is caught in mid-stride, his left foot stepping off the base.
Davis described the loss of life as "horrendous", adding: "This cowardly act will not be taken in stride.
As Ms. Brooks strode through the hotel lobby shortly before meeting a committee member on Tuesday afternoon, she described the situation this way: "I call it the fishbowl".
Others have described the clinical presentation of canine polymyositis being characterised by cervical ventroflexion and dysbasia (a stiff gait with short stride a.k.a. "walking on eggshells"); [ 9].
The attenuation coefficient describes the ability to reduce accelerations from inferior to the superior anatomical locations and was calculated using the RMS values for each stride.
