1. Before you get carried away, stop and consider locomotion.

2. Moving through your 20s involves just that, locomotion.

3. Their multipurpose suckers are also used for locomotion and hanging on.

4. Many of the most impressive forms of animal locomotion have evolved as extensions of fleeing actions.

5. Children can trace animal locomotion patterns on lit-up footprints and use plasma screens to project kaleidoscopic patterns on the wall.

6. Locomotion is effected by undulating waves of muscle contraction and relaxation which alternate on the dorsal and ventral aspects of the worm.

7. He specialises in the mechanics of locomotion.

8. Locomotion had at times seemed impossible.

9. Then came that acceleration of locomotion.

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10. By analyzing the locomotion of human skating, a biped ice-skater robot of leg-wheeled passive wheel type was presented, which had 12 degrees of freedom and was able to imitate human skating motion.

11. Disorders of somatesthesia and locomotion and disturbance of mental function appeard when nerve tissue is injured.

12. Meanwhile it is proved that the whole skin locomotion can be the locomotion mechanism of the Amoeba-like soft robot. The paper is just a preliminary study on the Amoeba-like soft robot.

13. Movement and locomotion: muscle cells with fibers attached along their whole lengths to the limiting membrane of the mesoglea.

14. As with abacterium's locomotion, the activation of behavioural modules is basedon the interplay between chance and lawfulness in the brain.

15. A piteous lowercase salesperson locomotion in here on your safekeeping and knees and solicitation for help.

16. In some of the other states, the usual means of locomotion was still a horse and wagon.

17. During the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries many studies were undertaken in hopes of solving the difficult problems of animal locomotion.

18. They rolled faster and faster, a steel trap of locomotion and churning rhythms, down the hill.

19. In soft-bodied insect larvae, where the appendages are reduced or absent, locomotion occurs through quite different physical mechanisms.

20. For the time he has parted with the nobler characteristics of his humanity for the sake of a planetary power of locomotion.

21. A notice in Nature the following year described his representation of the attitudes of human locomotion by means of sculpture.

22. I had somehow gotten it into my head that loft and locomotion could only be achieved through a two-step process.

23. A photographer as well as a painter, Eakins was absorbed by the problems of animal locomotion.

24. A temporary fingerlike projection or lobe on the body of an ameboid cell. It is formed by a flowing action of the cytoplasm and functions in locomotion and feeding.

25. The other model traces our two-legged walking to earlier tree-climbing, a mode of locomotion that is used by all living apes.

26. By land, air or sea, birds are masters of locomotion.

27. The analysis of optic flow information is vital for determining the direction and velocity of locomotion and has been a hotspot of the studies on visual information processing in recent years.

28. Wireless capsule endoscope was propelled by gastrointestinal peristalsis, thus its locomotion was very slow and uncontrollable.

29. A long, threadlike appendage, especially a whiplike extension of certain cells or unicellular organisms that functions as an organ of locomotion.

30. Objective Dynamic stability region is one of the most important criteria for balance of human locomotion, which is significant for illness diagnosis and rehabilitation.

31. And the chaos phenomena of the locomotion of the "double turbination " chaos attractor is described with the help of the phase chart and time domain chart got from simulation experiment.

32. Some prototypes based on each locomotion are discussed and their novel mechanisms are analyzed.

33. A change in the nature of the ground made the doctor change a way of locomotion.

34. Optimum results showed that the kinematics precision of steering mechanism is assured even if there are clearances in locomotion joints.

35. We analyse the locomotion equation, trajectory parameter, trajectory ellipse parameter , average angel velocity formula under the condition that we only think about the G-force.

36. Zoology An elongated, flexible, unsegmented extension, as one of those surrounding the mouth or oral cavity of the squid, used for feeling, grasping, or locomotion .

37. In slime molds, a projection of the body used for locomotion.

38. Food sources also elicit oriented locomotion and recognition behavior patterns in most insects.

39. Class 12 Vehicles; apparatus for locomotion by land, air or water.

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40. Moreover, the intuitionist statistic results by ternary diagrams also account for above conclusion, and try to deduce the locomotion of the different avian hindlimbs.

41. What is striking about human bipedal movement is that it is notably more economical than quadrupedal locomotion at walking rates.

42. Second, human beings are bipedal. That means human locomotion gait , works in two's, in pairs.

43. Flagellum (pl. flagella) A whiplike extension of prokaryote cells, with a basal body at its base, whose beat causes locomotion of the cell.

44. It also produced an increased and a more randomized pattern of locomotion.

45. The trend from locomotion to manipulation and conversation: how do we deal with crowded shelf space and purely digital services?

46. We established a kinematic model of the long-based undulatory fin on the basis of analyzing the long-based dorsal fin locomotion and considering the fluid-structure interaction.

47. We propose that human encephalization was made possible by a combination of stabilization of energy inputs and a redirection of energy from locomotion(), growth and reproduction.

48. Bony projections on the ribcage known as uncinate processes play an important role in both respiration and locomotion.

49. Methods of locomotion have improved greatly in recent years, but places to go remain the same.

50. Of or belonging to the Pinnipedia, a suborder of carnivorous aquatic mammals that includes the seals, walruses, and similar animals having finlike flippers as organs of locomotion.

51. "It's a system for turning on your locomotor system and making you walk or run in a very coordinated, straight-line fashion sustaining locomotion for a considerable time, " he said.

52. A muscular foot is usually involved in locomotion or burrowing.

53. Dosage effect on ICR mouse locomotion and stereotypy behaviors compared with saline control group.

54. That song was the old Grand Funk Railroad hit' Locomotion '.

55. "Backward locomotion appears to be a very powerful trigger to mobilize cognitive resources," conclude the authors, of Radboud University Nijmegen.

56. Ultimately he hoped to extract a generic four-footed locomotion pattern that could be adjusted for a dog, cheetah, lion, or whatever.

57. Attempts to limit female mobility by hampering locomotion are ancient and almost universal.

58. Based on inchworm locomotion principle, a 3-DOF miniature endoscopic inspection squirming robot system is designed, which is driven by a pneumatic rubber actuator and clamped by two air chambers.

59. A great deal can be learned from the actual traces of ancient human locomotion.

60. Their work determined that muscarine stimulated neural activity, leading to locomotion in the laboratory lampreys.

61. Current projects, Haring says, include looking at lemur locomotion and jaw strength and at aye-aye foraging behavior.

62. With its spectacular locomotion and haunting, bird-like calls, the cao vit gibbon is a real show-stealer.

63. Spinal cord. Locomotion . Oculomotor control . Cerebellar structure and function.