Sentence examples for difference between the stance from inspiring English sources
Average difference between the stance traces generated by each leg during stance phase and a 5-point smoothed line.
Phase values were calculated by taking the difference between the stance start of the first and second limb and dividing this by the step cycle duration of the second limb, rendering the value of 0.5 as a close approximation of optimal limb alternation [ 29].
A measure of the straightness of the stance traces, the stance linearity index, is calculated by computing the average difference between the actual stance trace and a smoothed version of the trace [ 21].
McConnell had a hard time explaining the difference between his stance in 2009 and the Democrats' stance in 2017.
Quizzed by Mr Vaz about the difference between his stance on EU migration and that of UKIP leader Nigel Farage, who wants to end free movement into the UK and reintroduce a work permit system, he said: "I'm not entirely sure what his view is.
Nailing down the differences between the respective stances of the Hunger Strike Headquarters, the Beijing Students' Federation, and the Provincial Students Federationn is as important to him as evoking the scent of Dai Wei's girlfriends.
Even the proportion between swing and the difference between stance and swing (i.e., the sum of the two double support phases) approximated ϕ.
In one respect there is a notable difference in the stance taken by the two articles.
This gait pattern is represented mathematically by a difference between the left and right percentage stance times of 0 and a gait symmetry variable of approximately 0.5.
She emphasised the difference between the Scottish and UK governments' stances on Europe, as the British prime minister, David Cameron, moves forward with his planned referendum on EU membership.
On Tuesday, in her first speech in Brussels as first minister, Sturgeon will emphasise the difference between the Scottish and UK governments' stances on Europe, as the UK prime minister, David Cameron, moves forward with his planned referendum on EU membership.
