Second, runners may adapt physiologically through repeated training at a particular stride length/stride rate for a given running speed [104].
On three fronts today, the government was urged to reach some sort of economic appeasement which might pave the way for a general political agreement and for the elimination of fears that the world, and Europe in particular, is striding onward to another major war.
Samsung Electronics in particular hit its stride in the years that followed that famous fire, but there's one more factor that helped propel the subsidiary into the stratosphere and keep it there: the Samsung chaebol's tremendous stature.
Ethnic airlines in particular are making strides.
Massachusetts and Maryland in particular made great strides and now are considered to be the states with the highest education standards in the country.
Despite being one of the world's poorest countries, Sierra Leone, in particular, has made incredible strides.
The BBC in particular has made huge strides and estimates that in 2015 women's sport made up about 28% of its total sports output on TV or its red button service.
The challenges that face it do not seem insurmountable, and Neander (1995, 1991), in particular, has made great strides in addressing and managing the worry that proper functions are indeterminate.
Asian female athletes in particular have made enormous strides from the first post-War Games, when only a single woman from an Asian country (South Korea) competed athletically at London 1948.
Since 2012, Ethiopia has made significant strides, in particular by pioneering the Global Trachoma Mapping Project, the largest survey of an infectious disease, by using mobile phones and GPS signals to collate the country's first national trachoma database.
