Sentence examples for locomotion were not from inspiring English sources

Voluntary movements associated with locomotion were not taken as a withdrawal response.

Similarly, the effects of locomotion were not due to artifactual changes in spike isolation or to artifactual correlations between the visual preferences of the neurons (preferred orientation or receptive field center) and the properties of the stimulus.

The kerbs in Thailand can be around a foot high, the pavements are rough and pretty much blocked all the way and the roads are invariably uneven - so wheelchair locomotion is not easy.

Among these common attributes Aristotle distinguishes those that seem not to differ across the kinds that have them (he cites respiration and death) from those that are 'distinguished by a difference in form' such as locomotion: "it is apparent that locomotion is not one in form, because flying, swimming, walking, and crawling differ" (639b1 2).

However, this type of locomotion is not rigid and insects can adapt a variety of gaits.

The unpronated manus and the big head indicate that an effective locomotion was not possible for newly hatched Massospondylus.

The control of human locomotion is not trivial.

The age-related drop and the exercise-induced increase in locomotion are not necessarily a mere reflection of muscle capacity, but may also reflect changes in the central and peripheral nervous systems [88].

Locomotion was not altered, but food intake was increased in the mice.

Otherwise we would have to argue that effective locomotion is not a great advantage for an organism for whom a basic feature is precisely locomotion.

The removal of an excitatory drive to the SNC would not be expected to have profound effects on movement, but a small reduction in locomotion is not unexpected.