Sentence examples for mean step length from inspiring English sources

Both sensitive species showed larger mean step length and maximal observed daily distance in the fragmented forest versus the unfragmented forest.

New data is provided on scaling relations between: i) fault length and the length of related fractures; ii) mean step length and width for overstepping fault segments; iii) angular values at the intersection of the fault plane and related fractures.

Finally, the mean step length differs according to the kind of vegetation animals are going to (N = 490, χ2 = 13.7, p = 0.032).

The distribution of the mean step length per hour showed that animals speeded up when leaving their sleeping site in the morning (maximum at 8 30 a.m).

For the straight task, mean cadence, mean step length and step length standard deviation (SD) were computed automatically by GAITRite software.

Physical performance measures represented the most useful predictors of survival, and included the number of step-ups a subject was able to complete within 10 seconds (mean C = 0.589), average step length (mean C = 0.577) and walking speed (mean C = 0.573).

These parameters are: kinetic energy, pelvic sway along the transversal axis, standard deviation of gait periodicity, mean step duration, step length, number of steps during Timed Up & Go test and a number of spectral density distribution parameters such as the frequency of the most prominent spectral density peak.

Alternative variables: walking speed (m/sec) (mean C = 0.671); average step length at usual pace (m) (mean C = 0.671); average of right and left hand grip strength (kg) (mean C = 0.668); 12-variable model with variable omitted (mean C = 0.668).

The plantar index was then used to normalize step length [plantar step length = mean (stride length × plantar index)].

Mean (SD) of step length, width, and foot progression angle (FPA) are shown.

After the accuracy of this new method was confirmed by laboratory experiments, a field experiment showed that measures of pelvic and thoracic movements were related to (mean) walking speed, step length and step duration.