Participants receiving the ESEA receive specially developed guidelines made to look and sound familiar: Skin (expose as much skin as possible), Short time (brief sun exposures), Slap (wear a hat), Slide (wear sunglasses), Safe (use the sun exposure monitor) and Stride (be physically active).
Her father, Mark, a financial analyst turned full-time running coach, pedaled his bike along the side of the road, monitoring her stride and pace.
As the NEJM highlights, the situation is continuing to evolve, and as we make strides to better monitor the situation and collect data, we will be better equipped to drive forward a new era of research and development.
At stoppages, he strode to a nearby monitor to comment on replays.
Three Gold Medals or Bust Like a ballet dancer, Greene rehearses his stride in front of a mirror, monitoring the way he lifts his legs and raises his hands.
The monitor has found that the State Police had made strides toward ending racial profiling, but Mr. Buckman said that the state had tacitly endorsed the Lords of Discipline by denying its existence.
Officials at the European Union in Brussels and agencies that monitor financial institutions say the Vatican has made significant strides in meeting norms against money-laundering, but that it still has some way to go.
That's what Askew and colleagues found when they had the armor-clad interpreters run on a treadmill at different speeds and monitored their oxygen consumption, heart and respiration rates, and stride length.
As an illustration, it is used to monitor the fractal gait rhythm for a volunteer in six stride trials.
Dr. Fine similarly seemed to be taking the threat in stride, emphasizing that the machine — known as a Radnet monitor — can be remarkably sensitive to its immediate surroundings.
