The effects of time points on stance postural stability depended on which stance posture the subject adopted.
Point of view, stance and outlook are just a few of the synonyms associated with this word.
The word "thesis" comes from the Greek tithenai, which literally means "to place" or "to position": my thesis is my position, my point of view, my stance on a certain issue.
From a twentieth- or twenty-first-century point of view, Hegel's stance may well look conservative.
95%CI: 95% Confidence interval of the difference Statistically significant associations are given in bold face The results of ANOVA showed no significant main effect or significant interaction between group and other factors (joint, plane of movement, points across stance phase) (P > 0.05).
FS was defined as the slope of the straight line that connected the point of maximum force to the end of stance phase (zero force).
Its leaders make a point of boasting about its uncompromising stance if Polish interests are at stake.
In brief, VALR is the slope of the line through the 20% point and the 80% point of the 13% of the stance phase and VILR is the maximum slope of the VGRF in the same region.
At the beginning of stance, the FHA was located at the midepicondylar point and during the flexion phase moved 20 mm posteriorly and 10 mm distally.
When he took that stance to the point of attacking the Nolan commission's report on reforming parliamentary accountability, few thought him wise.
Corbyn's stance defeated the point of having a nuclear deterrent, Houghton said in an interview on BBC1's Andrew Marr show.
