Sentence examples for suitable stance from inspiring English sources

And there was García — his feet high off the ground — as he sought for a suitable stance and ultimately settled, after much pantomime, for an unsuitable one: flicking his ball backward onto terra firma while his playing partner, William McGirt, and a gallery of others watched from below in disbelief.

Face-sitting, too; fisting, female ejaculation and other sexual practices, all going back to a heteronormative stance deemed suitable in the Obscenities Act of 1958.

Hip and knee joints were involved in this cluster, showing a wide range of motion, which allowed a suitable stride length and a regular stance to swing ratio.

This fast clearance makes it difficult to detect DA after exposure within a suitable time frame, especially when considered from a biomonitoring stance.

So once Fifa changed its stance, how did it go about finding a suitable system?

Therefore, quiet stance postural control features in different foot placement are suitable for and valid in documenting the efficiency of somatosensory and neuromuscular functions of the lower extremity [ 17], like tandem stand or foot together stand.

Members of the white-collar criminal-defense bar have criticized the Justice Department's aggressive stance toward prosecuting corporate espionage, arguing that victims like Goldman can seek suitable remedies in civil court.

As it is, I must restrict myself to the vocabulary and expectations suitable to a realistic novel, even if forced by those limitations into a less favourable stance.

3.1 for perfectly dynamically similar gaits, where E is a suitable mechanical work, such as the positive 'push-off' work during the acceleration phase of stance.

Although the included research still exhibited considerable heterogeneity, it may be proposed that fundamental CoP measures are suitable to differentiate patients after ACL injury and healthy controls with respect to postural stability in eyes open single-leg stance.

He maintains his stance.