Vishnu Vikrānta (the three strides of Vishnu), dated ad 467, and 6th-century panels illustrating the Kumārasambhava ("Birth of the War-God," an epic by the 5th-century Indian poet and dramatist Kālidāsa) are masterworks of narrative relief and dramatic mythical composition.
Since Arsenault et Winter [ 38] showed that a minimum of three strides of EMG data per subject provided information as reliable as that obtained from twelve strides during gait trials, we analyzed five strides taken in the middle of the run, with similar peak amplitudes [ 39].
They began walking, Husna taking two strides to every one of his, clicking along in her heels.
The resultant ink footprints were analyzed by measuring the length of three strides for each hind leg and the hind-base width (the distance between the right and left hind-limb strides) from the middle portion of each run.
When your child is in the baby pool, you leap from the side of the pool and cover 20 feet in two strides with the grace of a gazelle to grab the little boy who's just slipped silently under water.
Lagat fell two strides behind.
Liu, who has been putting his right leg into his trousers before his left leg to help practice his new start, where he takes seven strides instead of eight to the first hurdle, was similarly pleased with his performance but admitted his new technique was not easy to master.
In the wind and the rain, the two strode along Ditmas Avenue, a block of old Victorians and similar sprawling homes beneath a canopy of vast maples, oaks and lindens.
In all subsequent analyses, we used the results from the first step of the second of the three strides (100 150%) to avoid end effects.
Runners barely took three strides without facing steps of all shapes and sizes, 60,000 in all, dominating a course devoid of flats.
