Sentence examples for footsteps set by from inspiring English sources
Following the theoretical footsteps set by Miliband (1969), Domhoff (1990 , 1996, Mills (1956), i.e., studying relations and interactions between state and non-state actors as imperative to developing an understanding of how the society dominates the state, this study will begin with a historical perspective and then a relational perspective of the social actors in their juxtaposed time frame.
5) Settled Apathy (Hospital) (7.41) Footsteps set the scene, punchy beats with plenty of echo.
"Following in his footsteps in North Antrim, I was always aware of the high bar that had been set by him.
Not only was the museum at the corner opened but the assassin's fateful footsteps were set in the pavement.
"But I think the biggest benefit that Barack Obama has brought is how he has inspired young people all over the world… and to me that is the huge thing that has come out of the scholarships". I asked her why she had followed in her father's footsteps by setting up her own programme.
(Prissy, anyone? Anal-retentive?) The house echoed with my footsteps, a stage set and nothing more.
In Japan, the interest in pedometers was set off by a movement called 10,000 Steps a Day, which promises that better health and slimmer waists result from walking that many footsteps daily.
The standard deviation for initial footstep length is set to (sigma _{s_{0}}=0.2;!text {m}).
The initial footstep length is set to 0.7m for the true state and for the traditional model.
The standard deviation of footstep length is set to σ Δ s =0.01m, and the standard deviation of heading change is (sigma _{Delta theta } =frac {0.01}{0.7},text {rad}).
