Sentence examples for state of walking from inspiring English sources

"A polar bear can be in a state of walking hibernation, but if it finds a carcass, the bear's metabolism flips right back into high gear," said Dr. Ian Stirling, a research scientist with the Canadian Wildlife Service in Edmonton and the author of "Polar Bears" (1998).

I lived in a perpetual state of walking on eggshells.

He's kind of in a constant state of walking on eggshells around women.

Scientists had previously surmised that polar bears would enter a state of "walking hibernation" when Arctic warming diminished their food supply, but this new research suggests that they will simply starve.

Terry, stormless and cool, a 12-gauge shotgun slung from his belt, explains that after the bears exit the ice in summer they go into a state of "walking hibernation," slowing down the metabolism, eating little, waiting for the Hudson Bay to refreeze, so they again can roam the ice platform and hunt seals.

The subjects were provided with several meters to accelerate and decelerate before and after the test, as well as a long walking distance, which are methods that have been recommended to achieve a steady state of walking in the frail elderly.

She told me about living in this almost childlike state of bohemianism, walking around the house naked.

If the motion state of one walking step is different from that of the two adjacent steps, its motion state is assumed to be wrongly identified and considered as that of the two adjacent steps.

All participants reached steady state within 2 minutes of walking.

Auto workers in the state of Sao Paulo walked off assembly lines today in an effort to persuade car manufacturers, including Ford and General Motors, to increase wages.

As we were about to leave, a guy in a hoodie sporting a bright red beard that brewers back in The States would be proud of walked up and opened the door.