Sentence examples for work stride from inspiring English sources

In this prior work, stride lengths were compared for the left and right limb, and statistical differences were not found.

Consistently, a study done on suspended subjects with a strapped harness reported that the vertical, forward, and total external work per stride also declined following a linear trend with diminishing gravity (Griffin et al., 1999).

Some sophisticates, in New York and Hollywood smart sets, took these artists' works in stride as populist chic.

On five or six evenings a week, when he leaves work he strides briskly about three miles along Seventh Avenue, one of the Slope's main shopping streets.

"Michael has a clear picture and understanding of what we require at Swansea City to build on the good work and strides we have made over the last few years as a football club.

He allowed a season-low 3 hits, struck out 10 and walked 1. Working in stride with Russell Martin — catching him for the first time since April 11 — Sabathia said his two-seam fastball felt sharp, and he took advantage of Seattle's over-aggressive lineup.

Among other things, he worked on striding to the mound rather than to the plate; quieting and freeing his hands as they moved through the strike zone; and reducing the kick on his right leg. "It's not like I'm standing on my head," Davis said about the swing.

In India, a coconut picker takes work hazards in stride.

It's often a not-so-simple task to pinpoint when an artist's work finds its stride and comes into its own.

We estimated the human contribution as total positive work over a stride minus work performed by the prosthesis (Figure S3), and found an overall reduction of 5.9±3.0 W with Energy Recycling compared to the Conventional Prosthesis (P = 7×10−5).

Working in the stride tradition, Mr. Sportiello showed technical virtuosity to echo that of Art Tatum.