Sentence examples for terms of grip from inspiring English sources

At the heart of the work are the dynamics of running: how athletes place their feet; what forces are involved; and how surfaces respond in terms of grip, friction, elasticity, energy return and shock absorption.

"In the last race [when the Finn dropped from second to 14th after his tyres 'fell off the cliff' in terms of grip] we failed and probably people thought we were a bit stupid.

In terms of grip strength and heart outcome, researchers assessed whether this simple and inexpensive evaluation could predict future cardiac and deaths.

On average participants in our study walked more quickly than participants from other UK cohorts but were similar in terms of grip strength, particularly to participants from the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing (ELSA).

The frailty phenotype is intrinsically connected with muscle strength measurement, both in terms of grip strength and walking speed, and sex differences in sarcopenia and its causal factors [ 28] may underpin sex differences in frailty prevalence.

Patrick Mulkern of Radio Times gave the episode a positive review, saying that it felt "like proper, classic Doctor Who" in terms of "gripping storytelling, terrific pace, spooky direction, a grand idea...a small-scale Earth setting in the near future, characters worth caring about...plenty of meat for the three leads" and "a companion in real peril".

The dust on the track affects engine management both in terms of seeking grip and also because of potential technical problems, so the engine filter will be watched closely.

In terms of hindlimb grip strength, the prednisone- and combination-treated groups showed a significantly lower level of force than did the arginine butyrate- or saline-treated mice.

In terms of your grip, keep this fairly soft.

Exposure to hand transmitted vibration caused disability in term of hand grip strength force among hand held grass cutter workers.

The allocation to the military and security services clearly indicate the Kingdom's prioritises 'guns over butter' in terms of consolidating its grip on power despite growing regional tensions.