Sentence examples for performing jumps from inspiring English sources

The game is easy to play: tap on the screen to trek through Africa's rugged landscape on a bike, performing jumps and other stunts to collect coins and gears as you race down mountains and across savannas.

We discuss the Saccadic Search strategy, a general purpose attentional mechanism that identifies semantically meaningful structures in images by performing "jumps" (saccades) between relevant locations.

In other artful slow-motion videos, a stunning recording of two dancers from Staatsballett Berlin performing jumps at 1,000 frames per second, complete with Radiohead playing in the background, went viral in April.

There are no grounds whatever to conclude that the boys and elderly males were not able to fully activate their muscles, for example, type IIb muscle fibers, when performing jumps since they were strongly motivated during SSE (i.e., they were informed of HJ and were asked to perform each jump as high as possible).

This stretch will stretch your hamstrings and your calves, two very important muscles needed in cheerleading, especially when performing jumps.

Others try to anticipate his moves but are often left performing jumping jacks in vain, staggering off balance or twisting into a human pretzel.

In one passage Therese Plaehn recites a segment from an essay describing the life of a bathroom attendant — Wallace is both empathetic and repulsed, and his descriptive powers reach a pitch of almost nauseating evocativeness — while performing jumping jacks.

PTSF was calculated for fourteen female basketball players performing jump stops using their normal mechanics and mechanics modified to increase their knee flexion angle, decrease their shank angle relative to vertical and land more on their toes during landing.

Weir and Lipinski are correct that it is far less challenging to perform jumps alone than to integrate several jumps into an aerobic performance that incorporates other difficult elements, all while demonstrating artistic panache.

It helps that ice dancers, unlike singles and pairs skaters, do not perform jumps.

Francine E. Garrett had performed jumps and back flips atop the balance beam perhaps 1,000 times with smooth landings.