Sentence examples for which stepping from inspiring English sources

Thus the results from [1] may not be comparable to one in this work due to the way in which stepping velocity is defined.

These dogs were examined at a stage of recovery at which stepping occurred, although they were unable to walk without support of the hindquarters (and therefore exhibited comparable stepping competence to their counterparts that had 'complete' SCI – see below).

Four of the studies [ 4, 12, 19, 21] included long term follow-up beyond the period in which stepping took place, since the outcomes to be assessed may occur at a point following the final step (i.e. there is a lag between intervention and outcome).

The art galleries, which stepped up around an elevator core, were dark and cramped.

There are two decks: one off the kitchen, which steps down to the main deck.

He has now replaced it with a portrait by Sir Joshua Reynolds, which steps up the cultural voltage considerably.

Halloween festivities galore, led by the resurgent Greenwich Village parade, which steps off at 7 p.m. at Avenue of the Americas and Spring Street.

The arguments failed to sway the Federal Trade Commission and the courts, which stepped in to block the deals.

But even LBBW, which stepped in to buy SachsenLB, and is the biggest Landesbank, is a pygmy by European standards.

All but a handful have moved on to other things, stepping back from a sport which stepped back from them.

Traction transformer is the V/V transformer, which steps down 220 kV high voltage into 27.5 kV.