Sentence examples for stable stance from inspiring English sources

I got into a stable stance and let go of the handrails.

The spread between the rear wheels, especially — 3 inches wider than before — allows the hips to flare wider, giving the 4 a stable stance and a curb presence that seems packed for action.

The front-wheel-powered car can be bent hard into corners and will exhibit moderate body roll, but the precise steering and stable stance are eminently predictable, so there's never a surprise unless you get absurdly brash.

Non-bikers like its futuristic, forward-leaning looks; its wide, stable stance; and its ease of operation.

The tripedal gait allows for rapid walking while always having a stable stance and has been studied extensively in cockroaches.

It's got a sturdy step-through frame, wide tires for a stable stance, a comfortable saddle, an enclosed chain to keep your clothes from getting dirty, bright, automatic LED lights and a broad range of gearing that can go from high-high to low-low at a flick of the wrist.

After his emigration to the United States, Feigl devoted much of his work to developing a stable realist stance.

Terrestrial arthropods also generally adopt a more stable hanging stance, standing on the underside of their limbs whose ends are at a low angle to the ground (a plantigrade tarsus; Størmer 1970; Fig. 8a).

In the simplest terms, maintaining stable upright stance involves keeping the centre of mass (COM) of the body over the base of support (BOS) defined by the feet (and, in some situations, the arms).

While subjects try to stand in the water and maintain a stable upright stance over the base of support (BOS) – defined by the feet – water movement and turbulence play an important role by overloading the postural control systems during standing and reaching movement (while feet are fixed on the pool floor) and during change of support movement (e.g., stepping).

Conclusion: Women with lower extremity arthritis can be reliably assessed on postural sway measures on a stable two-legged stance test.