Sentence examples for footsteps and how from inspiring English sources

Pedestrian dead reckoning (PDR) uses an inertial measurement unit (IMU) to detect when a user takes footsteps and how the direction changes between footsteps.

The modern expedition, led by University of New South Wales climate scientist Chris Turney, intended to follow in his footsteps and record how this remote part of the world has changed in the past 100 years; it would look at the impact of climate change on animal populations and on the temperature and saltiness of the sea.

Following carefully in the footsteps of Darwin (1871), he does show when and how selection would favor the ability of intelligent social animals to make judgments on the good, the true and the beautiful.

Here, she tells how she transformed her career and how anyone can follow in her footsteps.

Neil deGrasse Tyson and Ann Druyan discuss the new show "Cosmos," and how it feels to walk in the footsteps of Carl Sagan.

Some talk of being "lucky enough" to be given the opportunity of pit work and how they wanted to follow in their father's footsteps.

We trace the footsteps of Manson who adventured into the tropics, also known as white men's grave in those days, and how he became the indisputable founder of modern tropical medicine.

They talk about how Kirk could tell them by their footsteps; how he used masking tape to customize his instruments, including making a funnel for his nose flute; how he could rap about prejudice from the bandstand; and how he felt about people saying he used gimmicks.

"Following in her footsteps" is how Montana visualizes those newly placed at the company's helm.

The question is, when troubles come, how do you restore confident footsteps and shake off fear?

How can we follow in Elias' footsteps and become "first-class noticers," in the words of the novelist Saul Bellow? 1. Adopt a noticing mind-set.