Sentence examples for efficiency of movements from inspiring English sources
It is unclear if improved efficiency of movements in these models translates into improved performance within the operating theatre.
While strength training aims primarily at increasing motor output, neuromuscular training aims principally at improving quality and efficiency of movements.
The goal of each exercise is to enhance appropriate muscle activation to obtain functional stabilization of joints, reduce joint load, and achieve quality and efficiency of movements and thereby optimize the patient's function.
Rather than use traffic control to increase efficiency of movement, controls are used to create impediments that restrain traffic from sensitive areas.
The discipline is about freedom and efficiency of movement, and its practitioners – known as traceurs – hone the ability to navigate urban spaces by climbing, jumping, balancing and running through them, using pavements as more of a guideline than a rule.
Persons whose endurance for movement is affected by heart or lung problems or other illnesses are also helped by exercise and education to build activity tolerance and improve muscle strength and efficiency of movement during functional activities.
As we practiced, monitoring ourselves in the mirror, he corrected our form and talked about efficiency of movement and how to make a kiai sound — like "Aight!" — to maximize power.
She has a powerful stride and remarkable efficiency of movement: in footage of the World Championships, you can see the other runners thrashing behind her, but her trunk stays still, even as she is pumping her muscle-bound arms up and down.
Currently, it is problematic to accurately equate PA into units of energy expenditure (EE), as EE varies significantly from person to person depending on body mass, type of physical disability and efficiency of movement.
There is something eerie and depressing about this efficiency of movement: so learned, so hard-baked.
This was paralleled by a higher efficiency of movement (Figure 11C).
