12 Walking patterns that produce higher HRs will be characterised by a more regular acceleration profile over successive gait cycles (ie, less stride-to-stride variability); hence, the gait pattern is deemed to be more stable.
Mr. Mali, a poet who has won the National Poetry slam four times and a voiceover artist for commercials, took the rejection more or less in stride.
Yet, with the memory of almost a million visitors to the 2006 World Cup still fresh, Berlin took this latest disruption more or less in stride, closing off entire avenues and diverting traffic around the park.
Although the change has been large and sudden — in just a few years, some school classes have gone from nearly all white to as much as thirty per cent Hispanic — it has been taken more or less in stride.
28 In basketball players tested on a non-motorised treadmill before and immediately after an official match, impaired RSA (6×4 21 s of passive recovery) was associated with less efficient stride mechanics, which related to the specificity of the activities performed (eg, sprint, jump and shuffle frequencies).
Hong Kong's economy grew by 3.3% in the year to the third quarter; industrial production in Thailand grew by 8.9% in the year to October.Latin America is making rather less confident strides out of its downturn.
Specifically we report that as C57BL/6J (B6) mice age, the animals use progressively longer, less frequent strides to maintain the same walking speed.
A low DP value indicates a less variable intrasubjects stride-to-stride relationship between the actions of the two joints.
These are men who love their wives, by and large; who take their physical failings more or less in their stride.
This is less of a stride than a galvanising of your front leg.
Authors Stewart P. Evans and Donald Rumbelow argue that the canonical five is a "Ripper myth" and that while three cases (Nichols, Chapman, and Eddowes) can be definitely linked, there is less certainty over Stride and Kelly.
