Sentence examples for such as feet from inspiring English sources
Distance is the length of a course measured in some well-known unit, such as feet or chains.
For the ion-exchange processes indicated above, the following equations demonstrate the relations of the materials present under the conditions of equilibrium: In these equations, the constant K1 is a pure number without units (such as feet per second) because the units on the right side of the equation cancel.
These newcomers just see a difficult path, with obstacles such as feet, legs and luggage, says Hansen.
Some people use the bidet to clean other areas such as feet and underarms, also known as a "French bath".
However the imperial system is widely used by the British public, such as feet and inches as a measurement of height, and is legally mandated in various cases, such as road-sign distances must be in yards and miles.
While routine clinical and laboratory tests (blood pressure and weight measurements, lipid tests) were performed annually in most patients with diabetes, risk screenings such as feet examination, microalbuminuria check and eye assessment, as well as physical activity and dietary recommendations, and influenza immunization, were less often reported.
In the former case people scuffle their feet, leave their seats and walk about, and sometimes join spontaneously in rhythmic behaviour, such as foot stamping.
But for more virulent diseases such as foot-and-mouth disease (FMD), an even faster and smarter approach will be needed.
Children and young adults use a significant proportion of devices such as foot braces, artificial arms or hands, adapted typewriters or computers, and leg braces.
Units of power are those of work (or energy) per unit time, such as foot-pounds per minute, joules per second (or watts), and ergs per second.
He said the company did have competition from chains with a smaller presence in the UK, such as Foot Locker, but that its much bigger potential rival Sports Direct "services a different part of the market".
