We can reliably walk paths or dàos but can't see the shape of the authority.
"Now we have replicated our methods and know that they can work reliably with walk-in participants".
Behavioral consequences of dysfunctions of neurological origin or of aging on walking abilities can be reliably assessed by analyzing footprint patterns [6], [9], [13].
So it was natural that the sudden disappearance, not long ago, of Ben Wildofsky, who could reliably be seen walking on the track or sitting on his bench facing the reservoir an area known to some fellow-benchwarmers as Ben's Court was noticed.
In the opening episode of War And Peace, which co-stars Gillian Anderson, Adrian Edmondson, Greta Scacchi and the reliably excellent Rebecca Front, Dano walks into the grand ballroom in St Petersburg with a slight stoop, because, as he points out, Bezukhov is "meant to be a bigger person than I am"; hunching his shoulders implies, cleverly, a man who doesn't know what to do with his height.
The method tracks and predicts motions reliably while the walker walks in a straight path or turns corners.
For example, multiple person's actions such as walking including its path can be reliably estimated [2, 10].
The reliability values were almost always the lowest in walking while reciting serials of 7. Local dynamic stability derived from kinematic data of walking while cell phone texting can be reliably collected and, in turn, be used as an outcome measure in clinical trials with repeated measures design.
In each of the studied pycnogonid species, different SL-ir neuron types have been reliably identified in the four walking leg ganglia of single individuals as well as across different specimens.
If you make a call from inside the house and then walk outside, you can expect the microcell to reliably hand off the call to a local tower.
