There were simple engines, compound engines, triple-expansion engines and, perhaps the highlight of the rich collection of machines he garnered over several decades, George Stephenson's own, handbuilt model of Locomotion, the famous Stockton and Darlington railway locomotive that steamed, at speeds of up to 15mph, during the reign of William IV.
Tourists and commuters engage in two forms of locomotion: the meander and the mad dash.
Times Square Skiddoo To the moonwalk, add another form of Jacksonian locomotion: the speedy getaway in the sport utility vehicle.
During bipedal locomotion the tail is held out backward and upward and acts as a counterweight.
But all across America, men have discovered new thrills at the throttle of the snail of gasoline-powered locomotion, the riding lawn mower.
This appears to be an adaptation for locomotion, the rationale for which is not fully understood at present.
Like serpentine locomotion but unlike concertina locomotion, the entire body of the snake moves forward continuously in sidewinding locomotion.
While footwork is mainly for locomotion, the arms are very busy, maddeningly so; semaphorically speaking, these performers are motormouths.
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They will understand what walking means and, with a bit of practice, that might be enough to provide the necessary brain activity.Nor is mere locomotion the only benefit.
In planar locomotion the motion of the flagella is equivalent to that of the body of an eel as it swims.
