Sentence examples for walk time from inspiring English sources
Changes in walk time between −1.59 seconds (walking slower) and 0.15 seconds (walking faster) should be considered within the range of normal variability of 20-meter walking speed.
In Africa, we wanted time to absorb, time to walk, time to see and think.
The solution is to change the traffic lights to give crossing pedestrians an extra five to nine seconds of exclusive walk time.
He has since taken to falling asleep before walk time, rendering him immune to the complaints of dog and wife alike.
At the foot of the Brooklyn Bridge, for example, pedestrians will get about 20 extra seconds of "Walk" time to cross the eight lanes of traffic on Tillary Street.
Marginal value of a unit car time / Marginal value of a unit walk time.
Ta is the walk time from the parking set to the destination.
A time-independent form of this equation is often sufficient when laser-pulse widths are significantly longer than the average random-walk time of photons through the tissue, in which case the time-derivative is neglected.
Frailty was defined as having two or more of the following components: (1) unintentional weight-loss, (2) weakness (lowest 20% in grip-strength), (3) self-reported exhaustion, and (4) slow walking speed (lowest 20% 8-m walk-time in seconds).
We used the inverse of the 6-metre walk-time to equate higher scores with faster gait speed.
