Sentence examples for successive strides from inspiring English sources

The regularity, an index quantifying the similarity of dorso-ventral accelerations over successive strides, was used as an indicator of quality of gait, in order to select the gait the dog would be more comfortable with.

12 Walking patterns that produce higher HRs will be characterised by a more regular acceleration profile over successive gait cycles (ie, less stride-to-stride variability); hence, the gait pattern is deemed to be more stable.

The number of strides between two successive obstacle releases was variable so that the moment of obstacle release was not predictable.

So far the markets have taken Europe's third successive sovereign financial crisis in stride.

The finest passage, after some repeated backward striding, consisted of successive solos in which dancers twisted bodybuilding poses into evocative expressions of angst.

The data for one stride (between two successive left- toe offs) of each trial were time normalised from 0 to 100% of the gait cycle and for activities involved the full range of motion of the pelvis such as Box, Toe and Sit-to-Stand, the data were normalised to 100% of the pelvis movement defined from 20 ms prior to start the task to 20 ms after finishing the task.

For baboons, stride lengths were calculated as the distance traveled by the hindfoot between two successive footfalls, and velocity was calculated as stride length divided by stride duration.

SR quantifies the spatial-temporal similarity between successive gait cycles, which is a measure of stride-to-stride variability (dimensionless).

India were blown away meekly once again on the first day of the final Test at The Oval as England took a giant stride towards a third successive victory, and with it the series.

Stride length: distance between successive placements of the same paw VIII.

Leicester came into the game on the back of four successive victories domestically and were into their stride after just four minutes.