Sentence examples for whether on walking from inspiring English sources
The Indigo toolkit is used to detect the unfused six-membered rings in the molecular structure, the shapes of which are then classified using the ring-walking algorithm depicted in Fig. 14, which identifies a "signature" for each ring based on whether on walking around the ring you take a left or a right turn at each node.
Many people are dependent on walking, whether for their whole journey or to the nearest bus stop.
The ECQ comprises seven items asking whether pain or discomfort in the legs is present on walking; the distance before pain limits walking; whether pain occurs with standing still or sitting, when walking uphill or hurrying; whether pain occurs with walking at ordinary pace on level ground; and whether pain diminishes within 10 min of resting.
Our interest was in whether income levels moderated the effect of the neighbourhood environment on walking.
Blistering can occur on walking.
It was a bit like having the Queen around, you wouldn't know whether to walk on or bow.
The first strike by headteachers moves a step closer today as their union, the NAHT, sends out ballot papers and school leaders begin voting on whether to walk out over government plans to reduce their pensions.
She twice pressed Green on whether walking away from negotiations without a deal, as threatened by May, was still possible given doubts expressed by the chancellor, Philip Hammond.
Japanese playmaker Shinji Kagawa will hold a final round of contract talks with Borussia Dortmund, before deciding whether to walk out on the German champions amid interest from a host of Premier League sides, including Manchester United, Arsenal and Tottenham.
"[The election] will decide which direction the country is taking, whether to walk ahead or dwell on the conflicts," said Mr Abhisit, as he announced the dissolution of the parliament.
In anything we are doing, whether walking on the beach or speaking to someone or studying a monkey, one is a body responding to another body.
