Sentence examples for human balance from inspiring English sources

"It strikes a more human balance than the flat prohibitions used to," Mr. Godwin said.

Human balance relies on pressure and touch signals from nerve cells in the soles of the feet, joints and ankles, Dr. Collins said.

Previous studies have demonstrated that stimulating the cutaneous plantar sensory receptors of the foot through textured insoles improves human balance and walking.

This study was designed to improve the understanding of how standing at elevated surface heights and the associated changes in the visual field affect human balance control.

Since the ankle strategy is typically adopted in human balance control modeling [21], a more complex musculoskeletal model that also includes the knee and ankle joints would allow for better biofidelic representation of human motion.

This study was conducted to assess the impact of two military footwear, standard (STD) and minimalist (MIN) boots, on human balance before (PRE) and after (POST) a simulated military type, load carriage exercise.

It reminds us, just as Hugo Rifkind wrote in a moving essay about the Holocaust last year, that "we, as humans, balance on the very lip of the unspeakable; always far closer to toppling than we might wish to admit.

How should humans balance the interests or right to life of individuals of one species with those of another?

Multiple robot models are used to approach multiple strategies in human standing balance.

The simplified PMV model, directly from the respect of human heat balance instead of complicated environmental parameters, is finally proposed.

Wear trials may be designed to study subjective responses, physiological responses or conditions for human heat balance.