Sentence examples for stance the position from inspiring English sources

This is Amis in combat stance, the position he has occupied for as long as most of us can remember.

The fact that descending motor commands influence the generation of postural responses to perturbation in Parkinsonian subjects was also suggested by the observation that, after perturbation of free and supported stance, the position of the center of foot pressure changed differently and selectively with the magnitude of early and late muscle responses [ 35].

The investigations concentrating on mechanism errors and actuator errors show that the mechanism errors have more influences on the position-stance of the moving platform.

The president has had to fend off criticism from American conservatives that he appeared to soften the American stance on the positioning of troops on the Japanese island of Okinawa, and for bowing to Japan's emperor.

Applying biological knowledge of the neural mechanism, we control the muscle flexion and extension during the stance phase, and control the positions of the joints in the flight phase via a PD controller to minimize complexity.

Others have complained that, once again, the president failed to take a sufficiently firm stance in favor of the positions he took as a candidate, or more accurately the positions most of his electoral supporters hoped he would take once re-elected.

My primary concern at this point is the concept of 'semantic variety', which is the product of speakers' ideological stances, social positions, and complex social relations.

It employs flowing, rhythmic, deliberate movements, with carefully prescribed stances and positions, but in practice no two masters teach the system exactly alike.

He does iconic stances, positioning his derrière the way Ken Griffey Jr. does before mimicking Griffey's graceful swing and follow-through.

The Buddhists viewed theoretical stances and philosophical positions as themselves objects of desire, of clinging.

The provoked positions are the real stances of the newspaper.