Sentence examples for faster stride from inspiring English sources

The researchers found that the difference was caused simply by faster stride frequency.

Researchers found that the difference was caused simply by faster stride frequency.

Another important consideration for team-sport athletes is that the ability to repeat sprint performance has been associated with the ability to maintain faster stride frequencies, through retaining higher vertical stiffness.

Although scientific support is currently lacking, it could also be that a hypoxia-induced improvement in the central motor drive resulting from AT may improve musculoskeletal stiffness regulation (ie, less energy wasted on braking forces and minimal vertical oscillation of the centre of mass), leading to a faster stride frequency and thereby improved sea-level repeated-sprint performance.

The characters enter fast and exit fast and talk fast and stride about as they speak.

Professor of Management at Cornell University Elizabeth Mannix notes that women may make faster strides in fields like firefighting and police work than in business and engineering because promotions are more structured.

Alternatively, the shorter, faster strides in winter birds could be as a result of a change to a more cursorial, upright posture.

"I tried that stuff once, and I could only turn left," Prince, a 37-year-old heroin user said, miming a fast stride in a tight circle.

A beginner, for example, might alternate sprinting (or a fast stride for those unable to go all out) for 100 meters before resting and repeating a few times; advanced students might sprint for 200 meters, rest and repeat 10 times.

Unsurprisingly, Netflix is making the fastest strides on this new terrain.

Conversely at fast strides rates (short stride lengths), the mechanical power associated with moving the limbs increases due to increased frequency of reciprocal movements.