Sentence examples for off stance from inspiring English sources

This ground contact information for the right and left lower limbs is the basis of two important gait parameters: the time between first heel strike to toe off (stance time) and toe off to next heel strike (swing time).

Tilting the head avoids a "squaring off" stance.

ON THE SCREEN -- A split screen shows Mr. Lazio on the left and Mrs. Clinton on the right and the word "Compare" over them as the announcer reads off stances that Mr. Lazio has taken and Mrs. Clinton is said to oppose.

Universal seem to have the most hands-off stance.

The Democrats argue that this hands-off stance invites "severe distortions of the democratic process".

The cool, cerebral, hands-off stance of the Pictures movement, it turns out, could cover up a world of pain.

But U.S. officials appeared to be taking a hands-off stance this time, calling Google's move a business decision in which Washington played no part.

So far, the administration is maintaining a hands-off stance in public, even as Mr. Biden has privately exhorted Iraqi officials to mend their differences.

So did the Bush administration, which finally abandoned its hands-off stance and intervened, indirectly suggesting that Mr. Sharon had gone too far.

Critics of baseball's hands-off stance on andro said officials didn't want to do anything to sully their most hallowed record.

Analysts here say Mr. Penelas's hands-off stance and the board's decision to stop a recount Wednesday reflect the political realities of Miami.