Sentence examples for horizontal jumping from inspiring English sources

Stepwise multivariate linear regression analyses were performed to determine the possible effects of a group of independent variables (i.e., age, weight, height, BMI, fat mass, fat-free mass, %BF, pubertal stage, horizontal jumping ability, flexibility, abdominal test, and VO2peak) on the dependent variables (i.e., AD-SoS and UBPI).

Apparently, they understood "No Running," "No Diving," and "4' 6" Deep" to mean "Racewalking," "Horizontal Jumping," and "Deep Enough".

The purpose of this study was to compare TTS of healthy participants using a standardized versus a normalized horizontal jumping distance.

Instead, their main purpose is fun, and the design decisions made in each case supports a few main functions, including aerial tricks for the Rolling Spider and both vertical and horizontal jumping capabilities for the Jumping Sumo.

Horizontal jumping was found to be between around 10 and 20 times the energy cost of cursorial locomotion per unit distance moved.

To summarise, this study has found compelling evidence that horizontal jumping from a compliant substrate is energetically less costly than horizontal jumping from a firm substrate over longer distances, although the effect size is fairly small within the range of compliances tested; about a 6% difference in energy expenditure.

Long jump, also called broad jump, sport in athletics (track-and-field) consisting of a horizontal jump for distance.

On the other hand, explosive escape responses interspersed with horizontal jumps and freezing were observed after the blockade of GABAA receptors on dPAG neurons.

In contrast, the blockade of GABAA receptors in dPAG evoked non-oriented escape behaviour characterised by vigorous running and horizontal jumps in the arena.

But Claye has been busier in London: He also won a bronze medal in the men's long jump, which made him the first American since 1904 to win medals in both horizontal jumps in the same Olympics.

By the end (a woman caught in a flying horizontal jump), the four dancers' physical awareness of one another appears to be heightened in a way that nicely illustrates the E. E. Cummings quotation in the program: "Muscles better and nerves more".