Mainstream wearables available today like Apple Watch and Fitbit are tracking heart rate and the number of footsteps taken.
You'll also be walking in the footsteps taken by Dingle-bound monks and pilgrims, who then continued their Camino de Santiago journey by boarding a boat to Northern Spain.
An alternative method of computing coordination known as the regularity index (RI) has been reported in rats [ 28] and can be calculated readily from our data by multiplying the number of footsteps taken in a normal stepping sequence by 4 to give the total number of coordinated steps and dividing by the total number of steps taken [ 28].
(Roslyn Sulcas) Pat Cannon's Foot & Fiddle Dance Company (Friday) "American Footsteps" takes dancers down traditional and new choreographic pathways, with clogging, tap, Irish step dance, lindy hop, square dance and rock.
The exhibition proves that many photographers tramped in Atget's footsteps, taking what he took -- street lamps, garden ornaments, beds, storefronts, streets, railings, trees -- even matching his formal arrangements.
His Herculean labors, under the watchful eye of Anna Freud, Freud's youngest child and the only one to follow in his footsteps, took place over a period of 21 years (1953-1974).
I'm the youngest and I was expected to follow in my sisters' footsteps; take up the same interests, go to the same schools, but I reacted against that.
Indeed, older authors — from great thinkers like Herder and Otto Bauer to the propagandists who followed their footsteps — took great pains to ground normative claims upon firm ontological realism about nations: nations are real, bona fide entities.
That, in itself, is quite an exhausting iDoa.
Biles became the first US gymnast to qualify for all four apparatus finals in 22 years, following in Shannon Miller's footsteps, having taken the US national championships by storm last month, winning gold in the all-around and silver on all four individual apparatus.
Following in her sister's footsteps, she took a government job.
