Sentence examples for observed to walk from inspiring English sources

They've been observed to "walk" on the ocean floor and even dry land.

An example of an inexplicable event for the system presented in this paper is shown in Figure 20, where a person is observed to walk on one pavement, the road, and then return to the same pavement.

The "initial foraging phase" was considered to begin as soon as the first laden worker was observed to walk to the nest coming from the foraging area.

At the measurement point, workers passing by were counted for 5 minutes, beginning at the time in which the first laden worker was observed to walk to the nest (initial phase).

By comparing the walking speeds at the two foraging phases with the speeds measured in the laboratory at the same temperatures, workers were observed to walk faster than expected at the initial phase, yet not at the established phase.

Nasonia vitripennis, N. longicornis and N. giraulti were observed to walk readily into the two lateral tubes, and only a minority of the wasps did not leave the middle tube.

These behaviors become abnormally frequent in bats affected by WNS and infected bats have been observed to wing-walk on snow, unable to fly.

In a much-noticed remark made during a CNBC special in May that focused on the rise of J. Crew, Mickey Drexler, the chief executive who has long been considered a merchandising visionary, observed that "to walk through a women's department, always, is just not a men's thing".

Indeed, females of another species within the same genus (L. lilianae) have been observed to disperse by walking on the ground (JML personal observations).

Management are on record unable to answer questions about emergency assembly points, and the union inspectors observed workers forced to walk into forklift traffic lanes as walkways are said to be both poorly marked and obstructed.

So, observation of walking performance on the treadmill can help therapists to assess the outcome of ambulation training with a new use of orthoses, as well as indirectly observe their ability to walk on the ground.