Sentence examples for step timing from inspiring English sources

Improved antero-posterior stability following repeated trials was explained by more effective control of the whole body centre of mass during the reactive stepping response and not by adjustments in step timing or base of support.

For patient privacy reasons, at the oncologist consultation step timing began from the moment the patient entered the examination room, even if the physician did not immediately enter.

Step timing, APAs and centre-of-pressure will be characterized using three force plates built into the surface of the motion platform.

Patients with cerebellar ataxia tend to exhibit gait abnormalities including slower walking velocity with reduced step length and high variability in step timing and amplitude (Ebersbach et al 1999).

Everything the Bears do now will be on three- and five-step timing.

What is the process of working with a land access partner (steps, timing, costs)?

Then again, they may not notice, since the stager — the person who has taught the dancers the steps, timing, architecture and intention of a ballet but is not the choreographer — is, from a public point of view, the ghost in the machine.

A two-step timing estimation is adopted to solve this issue.

Large variability of chemicals used in the processing steps, timing and temperature settings may have a non-marginal influence on the conservation of molecular constituents of tissues, and should be investigated and possibly standardized as far as possible.

Thus, unlike during a current step, dAP timing can be precisely time-locked to the stimulus downswing, as confirmed by plotting dAP latency for different voltage step widths (Fig. 6) [26].

Whereas the first spike after the change in light intensity was monotonically shifted to earlier times with increasing size of the intensity step, the timing of a second spike event had a non-monotonic dependence on step size, with the shortest timing occurring for intermediate changes in light intensity.