Sentence examples for walking position from inspiring English sources
Graceful bronze sculptures of the Buddha, especially those showing him in the walking position, are typical of the period.
Gunn, who was eight years old at the time, spent a few sessions wearing a fancy white dress and standing stock still in a walking position — her feet were balanced on wooden blocks to simulate the appearance of being in motion — being sketched and photographed by Norman Rockwell.
Finally, for the rest of limbs, a neutral and natural walking position is defined for the initialization of the HMC system.
Figure 9(a) shows a user's walking position data collected from periodic GPS sensor readings, and Figure 9(b) shows the angle variation readings of this same user's walking path, using the orientation sensor.
With small droplets of melted wax all legs were tethered to 0.3 mm copper wires extending from the rod and then the cricket was placed on a trackball in walking position (Fig. 1B,C).
As shown by numerical simulations, these configurations are emergent patterns resulting from the tendency of each pedestrian to find a comfortable walking position supporting communication with the other group members.
If you are using the gait belt to assist the patient as he or she walks, position yourself diagonally and slightly to the rear of the patient on that individual's weak side.
During a capture operation, an older man who could barely walk positioned himself right next to a cage that the rangers had baited with fresh buffalo meat.
This mean location of a floor block represents the average head position in walking posture.
First, the study was applied in the side-lying position, which differed from the previous upright or walking function position, because the subjects enrolled in the study all had early stroke and most of them could not walk; the study thus used the side-lying position to reduce the weight of affected lower limb.
These include such activities as walking, changing position or performing basic activities of daily living.
