The 12 cottages, 6 on either side of the Via Crucis, or axis, have small windows on the walkway side, through which only one person at a time can comfortably peer.
The three-part 26-minute loop opens with a close-up of a glass of ice water through which you see a distant balustrade and a walkway where people go right and left.
Walkways and additional rooms were extended between the buildings, transforming the roadway into a tunnel-like passage through which merchants and other travelers bustled.
Subjects walked along a 5-m wooden walkway in which one of the force plates was embedded.
The subjects were required to walk 60 m on the 10 m walkway on which 12 unequal lines were drawn.
Two spring clamps secured the walkway wall, which sits on top of the fTIR floor, to the hollow supporting posts.
Data on gait were collected on an electronic walkway on which participants walked at their usual pace.
Data were acquired with an 8.3 -m long electronic walkway (GAITRite, CIR Systems Inc ., which detected footsteps through embedded pressure sensors (Bilney et al., 2003).
The storey above this overlaps the walkway, which makes it a covered walkway, and this constitutes what is known as the "Row".
One is the Eastbank Esplanade in Portland, Oregon, a $30m , 1.5-mile 1.5-milecycle and walkway which includes a 370-metre floating walkway, cyclently the longest in the US.
