Sentence examples for smaller stance from inspiring English sources

It has a smaller stance, the company says, specifically to attract smaller riders, female riders, or first-time riders who might be intimidated by a full-size Indian -- much as competitor, and segment leader, Harley-Davidson has done with its Sportster and new Street 500 and Street 750 bikes.

Males had a smaller stance and DLS, and a larger swing and SLS compared to females.

Males walked with a smaller stance and double limb support, and with a larger swing and single limb support compared to females.

Lower ground clearance- a smaller stance increases sex appeal.

At high enough speeds and stride lengths, a simple point mass model of bipedal locomotion suggests that an infinitely stiff, straight leg with zero sweep angle ('impulsive running', Srinivasan & Ruina 2006) minimizes mechanical cost of transport (MCoT) (figure 1 b, black line), because stiff legs with small stance angles reduce fluctuations in forward velocity and kinetic energy.

Next, to see whether a wider stance actually causes attractiveness and not the other way around, the researchers took to dating applications in San Francisco, California, recording how many people matched with fake profiles that had big or small stances.

The big question is over his sprawling spending plans, which put him at odds with the Liberal Party's pro-market, small-government stance.

The patients exhibited slight asymmetries in step length (smaller steps) and stance time (longer stance) as well as lower hip abduction moments in the operated limb in early stance compared to the non-operated limb.

In a 2006 study, the Pew Research Center found that libertarians took small-government stances on economic issues, separating themselves from Democrats, but permissive stances on social issues, setting themselves apart from Republicans.

In the real world, such antics may be scorned as naive, but as this intelligent film proves – much like CPH DOX itself – it is the smaller, more personal stance that may ultimately make the bigger difference.

They didn't move, beyond small adjustments in stance, until David Bowie issued his command in "Let's Dance".