Sentence examples for indicate walking from inspiring English sources

What do you think about that?'" Thus, as these instructor comments indicate, walking around served multiple purposes.

It was finally translated to ' tafiya (tattaki) daga wannan wuri zuwa wancan', to indicate walking to move from place to place either for recreation, leisure, exercise, or sports.

The timing of the bleeps indicate walking pace and participants were required to reach the 1 m mark at the end of the 10 m course in time to each bleep.

36 The question was "How many times did you do each of these activities last week?" Participants could indicate walking, moderate (eg, gentle swimming) and vigorous (eg, jogging) forms activity separately.

Furthermore we calculated the accuracy of course maintenance by dividing the vector length (i.e. the distance between the start- and endpoint of a walk) by the actual path length of the animal, with a value of 1 indicating walking perfectly along a straight line.

Although some locations now have signals indicating walk cycles, 18 in many locations blind people still cross the street by listening for traffic, explains Deborah Kent Stein of the National Federation of the Blind (NFB).

The finding in our study that there was no change in the Walk-Ratio following the trial may indicate that walking speed was increased, whereas the same walking stability was maintained, as discussed in earlier studies on the effect of exercise training on gait characteristics in non-demented older adults [ 55].

It is important to identify both intensity and duration when striving to achieve health benefits through AE 5, 6 as suggested by the WHO in the latest global recommendations for health. 1 However, Schnohr et al 7 indicate that walking intensity may have greater health significance than total walking duration in a follow-up of more than 10 years.

Finds such as Peregocetus, as well as the related Georgiacetus from North America, indicate that walking whales were capable of crossing entire oceans.

Findings indicate that walking access to the BRT system is greatest for middle income groups and most limited for neighborhoods in the highest and lowest socio-economic strata.

The results indicated that walking speed, walk ratio and trunk acceleration variability were not dependent on age (R2 < 2%).