Furthermore, more research is needed to determine whether gait affects personality or personality affects gait.
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They also tested gait speed and length, since slow gait and short steps may be markers of poor blood vessel function.
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If a runner has had repeated leg stress fractures, this could be a sign of biomechanical issues with their running gait, and a video gait analysis could be helpful.
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To do so, they decided to explore the human gait.
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A firm gait gives way to a limp, a stumble.
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It's in her walk, the complete oddness of her gait.
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Gait analysis can help pick out suspicious people in crowds.
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And I was even more dubious when the company doubled down on the concept for 2303 with a few new models and "personal gait coaching"—basically customized insights into your gait and stride length.
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While "there was a moderate correlation between gait speed and aggression for males," the authors write, there was no connection between between gait speed and aggression for females or the sample as a whole.
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An onboard computer (and neural network, naturally) detects the movements of the wearer's body and determines both the type of gait (walking or running) and what phase of that gait the leg is currently in.
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Shoes that are too narrow or too small can cause pain, but shoes that are too loose can result in lower gait speed, shorter stride length, and an irregular gait pattern, the study team notes.
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Her gait was unsteady, and she was in danger of falling.
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Habits, diseases, and disabilities can affect someone's gait in unique ways.
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A new stiffness in his gait projects this tension on stage.
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Functional training will include gait training, and resistance and balance exercises.
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He could charm anyone with that bouncing gait and electric grin.
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"Nick had a grace to his walking, his gait," Carpenter said.
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Arce's gait was determined, but her eyes appeared round with fear.
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Watching Trump was like watching an Olympic runner whose gait is bizarre.
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Other researchers are looking into metrics like gait analysis and eye tracking.
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We did an undulating gait that looked sort of like a worm.
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The "standard", a checklist, measured traits like size, features, coating and gait.
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They have a gait that looks something like a slow-motion walk.
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And a dog's gait is the action and quality of its movement.
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The footage of the man reveals little, aside from his curious gait.
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Her gait was full of pep and purpose and her voice unmatched.
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"Both conditions may present with impaired gait and postural instability," he said.
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Today, all race walkers practice a form of Hausleber's gait, Hanley says.
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Her gait has slowed over the years and she walks slowly and carefully.
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If the gait didn't match the prints, it was given a lower score.
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Physical therapists can use a tablet-based app for calibration and gait adjustment.
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In addition, it could accurately identify individuals based on their size and gait.
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Adapted tango rehabilitation class improves gait and balance in people with Parkinson's disease.
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This mechanism may explain why practicing dance can beneficially alter gait and balance.
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If the system encounters an uneven spot, it can simply adapt its gait.
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Before long, the $8 billion company's altered gait could turn into a gallop.
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The field of biometrics offers recognition by face, gait, retina, ear and more.
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What if the quality of your gait could reveal more serious health issues?
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That was not the only time that Gonzalez's slow gait would help deGrom.
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He's tall, but his gait is too pigeon-toed to be a stride.
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Christina Anderson is author of "The Ashes Under Gait City" and other plays.
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"I think it would definitely keep more players on the field," Gait said.
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Remember the G.E.M.S. (Gait Enhancing and Motivation System) exoskeleton Samsung introduced last year?
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Older persons often fall because they have problems with their balance and gait.
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In fact, the patients with iNPH showed improved gait while carrying a tray.
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"We could predict worsening of her coordination, gait and articulation," Dr. Toro said.
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You are perpetually running in Survival, and it is not a graceful gait.
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In all, more than a quarter of deaths were tied to an abnormal gait.
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She meanders the garden with a relaxed gait, tasting herbs and tomatoes at whim.
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When it comes to gait, the beginning runner doesn't need high-speed motion analysis.
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Police have asked local residents to take particular note of the person's unusual gait.
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It has a smooth, quiet gait, which Ubtech credits to its homegrown digital servos.
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Under Armour's latest smart sneakerPrice$120LikePersonal gait coaching is neatNo LIkeNo real-time coaching.
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While Padilla was short and energetic, Mr. Sy is tall, with a loping gait.
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I admired her dancer's gait, her long, perfectly curved horns, her wide, dreamy eyes.
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By last year, he no longer needed a wheelchair, although his gait remains unsteady.
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According to the F.D.A., the most common adverse reactions were bruising and gait disturbance.
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If he were to run symmetrically, it could be an unnatural gait for him.
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Afterward, they examine patients with gait issues and assess their balance, stance and step.
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He has the most innocent, bouncy gait — like a horse made of cotton candy 3.
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Click here to view original GIFPotential gait with moderate body lift and moderate spine bending.
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Each gait was measured using pressure pads on the floor and a high-resolution camera.
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Importantly, the system considers aspects of the gait, rather than the shape of the footprint.
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For pugs, this has translated to an abnormal gait, a problem exacerbated by skeletal deficiencies.
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Earlier in February, SuitX announced a new Phoenix exoskeleton that aims to replicate human gait.
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The system is non-wearable and uses cameras to assess gait speed and stride length.
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MIT's Hugh Herr, demonstrating his prosthetic legs' ability to simulate an in-place running gait.
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We also use Kinect to measure posture, gait, speed and acceleration in a doctor's office.
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"When they've measured the gait of the horse, it's so consistent with walking," she said.
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"Perhaps we have come to some sort of plateau," Mr. Gait, the Bernstein analyst, said.
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But the gangster gait cannot be mitigated: getting rid of that will take a generation.
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Subtle modulations of voice and gait were practiced with the thoroughness of a method actor.
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Mr. Barker has two club feet, which affects his gait but doesn't slow him down.
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Howell's research found that gait changes could linger up to two months after a concussion.
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You can't learn a new gait when the old one is imprinted on your shoes.
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A woman in track shoes and a low-cut top does not alter her gait.
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The only problem is that Richard, self-conscious about his sometimes shuffling gait, doesn't dance.
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To all appearances, I was a fit 6-foot-3 man with an easy gait.
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So, for example, gait recognition allows you to identify somebody based on how they walk.
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And medical studies show a direct relation between gait analysis and neurological diseases, he said.
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The gait of a horse moves forward and backwards, side to side and up and down.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Custom officers stopped the middle-aged woman because of her strange, lumbering gait.
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He moved through the disaster center in a stiff, lurching gait, with occasional jerks and tremors.
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"Looking at the photo, the individual appears physically strong, with a steady gait," the statement notes.
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To him, walking—something he does with a loose, slightly swaying gait—just feels like walking.
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Anna Cleveland, daughter of Pat, strode with her unusual gait, toes pointed outward, nose pointed upward.
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You could tell which women were from New York City by the clacks of their gait.
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A report in the Observatory column on Tuesday about desert ants described their tripodal gait incorrectly.
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The blotchy, red face of the problem drinker, the stumbling disheveled gait of the substance abuser.
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We have a gait and motion analysis program that helps people with walking and movement disorders.
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The NCAA ruled that Gait was ineligible during that season, and Syracuse's title was later vacated.
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Researchers are also developing gait-recognition tech that could identify pedestrians using sensors in the floor.
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I feel like we only ever see him walking down hallways with a very purposeful gait.
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The badger is chubby but strong, with short legs, a long body and endearingly goofy gait.
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But he cautioned that Mr. Gait and Ms. Kirk were still only suspects at this point.
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The theory, Howell says, is that gait and neuromuscular changes lead to increased risk of injury.
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Up until now, most gait studies have only tracked athletes for a few months after injury.
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He is somewhat unsteady of gait, and his famous crown of gray hair has noticeably wilted.
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I stood on a raised mat with my eyes closed to gauge my gait and balance.
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Those who marched with me at our careful gait knew the secrets of this slower town.
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Not only that, the Smart Belt Pro analyzes gait speeds and patterns to help predict falls.
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A pressure-sensitive carpet helped the researchers examine each participant's gait under five separate test conditions.
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These can be considered high-level parameters, in that they explicitly set the gait, speed, posture, etc.
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This new version is far more capable and, thanks to its "whegs" and turtle-gait, far cooler.
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They didn't bop around with my dorky gait, and they didn't slip when I started to sweat.
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Where everyone else hurries with plates, she walks with an even-keeled gait through the dining room.
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Dancing can be effective rehabilitation for balance and gait impairments, particularly in people with Parkinson's disease (PD).
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Walking becomes less automatic and requires more concentration as people age, the researchers note in Gait & Posture.
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In particular, they showed improvement in the rhythm of their walking gait, with reduced time between steps.
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A drastic reduction in the amount of time and effort animators need to achieve that perfect gait.
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Personal gait coaching is helpful when it comes to building good form and preventing injury long-term.
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His jerky hip tilt now resembles the uneasy gait of someone who has suffered a fractured pelvis.
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My daughter said she no longer heard the familiar ker-CHUNK ker-CHUNK of my old gait.
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And a horse can feed into that because they're very repetitive and always have the same gait.
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It can analyze your gait and measure everything from your speed to step length to head angle.
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Other fish can move on land, although none of them use a tetrapod gait to do so.
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This creates not only a natural gait, but a way to steer that's similar to our own.
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One of her main goals is to develop a gait test that's accurate and easy to use.
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She said hello to some passers-by, but mostly maintained a calm concentration and a steady gait.
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Geriatricians often measure things like gait and grip strength, and look for unintended weight loss and exhaustion.
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Ruby was seventy-six, but she retained her authoritative bearing; only her unsteady gait belied her age.
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But it's Mr. Vaughn, with his loose-hipped gait and simmering menace, who brings the movie home.
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Her gait is unsteady, her speech is sometimes slurred, her head and limbs move uncontrollably at times.
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He turned away from the lights, kissed his wife and walked with a faltering gait toward the stage.
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Click here to view original GIFThe tiny walker adopted a very familiar gait when faced with easy terrain.
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Click here to view original GIFTop view of OroBOT executing a good scored gait (shown at 2x speed).
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To the untrained eye, Hales appears thin and has a bit of a nervous step to her gait.
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Perhaps the most intriguing use of gait-recognition mats, though, would be in public places, such as airports.
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Living with Huntington's A year before, the family started noticing changes in Franczek's mood, behaviors, speech and gait.
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Today that technology has expanded into gait and balance analysis and into the world of high-performance sports.
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It isn't clear, however, whether the gait analysis tech has made its way to Xinjiang at this point.
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That makes it so there's no need to, for example, switch from a trotting to a galloping gait.
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The soles of the woman's feet glow orange, highlighting her retreating gait and suggesting frequent use, possibly inflammation.
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The company is testing intepirdine to treat dementia with Lewy bodies and gait and balance impairments in dementia.
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"Gait is important," she notes—if you're walking too slowly or unevenly, you're more liable to have accidents.
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Paul Gait, analyst at Bernstein, said he liked the deal, carried out in a supportive coal price environment.
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Bernstein analyst Paul Gait believes the dividend and capital expenditure cuts also imply Rio might be acquisition ready.
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And fourth was NeuroGate, which uses Kinect to do gait analysis, for diagnosis or monitoring of neurodegenerative diseases.
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My gait and my vision is impacted, but what I have gained is an appreciation for every day.
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David Sparsholt has a military gait, his son observes, and he stays strong and muscular to the end.
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Seabiscuit, smaller than the average racehorse with chunky legs and an awkward gait, wasn't originally a promising contender.
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The "gait recognition" technology has reportedly already been rolled out in several Chinese cities, including Beijing and Shanghai.
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SCIENCE TIMES A report in the Observatory column on Tuesday about desert ants described their tripodal gait incorrectly.
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The ants would need a different calculus for the single-step gait they use when dragging food home.
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But the virtual reality group generally had a more varied gait while maneuvering around obstacles, the study found.
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Instead of flopping or crutching, the cave fish were using what looked like a full-blown tetrapod gait.
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Although I wouldn't show him pain, my troubled gait irritated him—maybe he saw it as a performance?
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The wearability of this interactive installation highlights how clothing, demeanor, and gait shape one's relationship with the community.
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Cainthus hopes someday to identify animals also by their gait, a trait that's as individual as a face.
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Gait recognition analyzes how people move as they walk, including stride length and the angle of their arms.
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The Pentagon is piloting gait-recognition tech that identifies people's walk based on the movements of their smartphone.
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He was instrumental, too, in creating the knock-kneed gait of Ms. Burnett's bubbleheaded secretary character, Mrs. Wiggins.
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Compared with a balance test, "we've demonstrated tandem gait is more sensitive and shows more impairment," she adds.
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The report showed that long-term tango dancing was associated with better balance and gait in older adults.
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Then Mildred, a 24-year-old barnacle goose, wobbled painfully across the floor as veterinarians analyzed her gait.
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A pug runs with a rocking horse gait after a pack of bigger dogs, trying to keep up.
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"However when the bridge starts wobbling significantly, I, as a pedestrian, have to adjust my gait," he said.
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Lee pushed ahead in his customary, slightly pigeon-toed gait, torso tipped forward, necklaces swinging from his neck.
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Tebow, 31, strode into this third spring training with a confident gait, intent on not repeating past missteps.
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This helps keep the walkers' center of gravity low, and it keeps them from having a jerky gait.
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They've been called "slow" and "clumsy" and have a strange gait that makes them move in a zig-zag.
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However, it's up to MARLO, which has onboard feedback algorithms, to process its environment and adapt its gait accordingly.
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Mr. Polenzani sang this haunting aria of remembrance with wondrous lyrical tenderness while conveying the music's gently swaying gait.
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Amazon claims its cameras and algorithms aren't recording my face — only my general appearance and gait and buying habits.
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The patient's physical therapist can help the patient control the suit's gait by tweaking parameters with an Android app.
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He was New Awlins through and through, beginning with his girth and the rolling, languid gait it gave him.
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The unaffected leg, meanwhile, has sensors that measure the wearer's gait while walking, syncing up the two legs' movement.
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The staff at Best Friends discovered that many of the dog's joints are fused together, causing his signature gait.
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They can experience depressions or ataxia [a vestibular disease that causes an unbalanced gait], seizures, tremors, and behavioral changes.
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The researchers' aim was to determine whether the species' distinctive waddling gait changed with variations in its body mass.
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In Dubai, however, Woods looked stiff and all too often his gait and revamped swing were slow and ungainly.
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She would watch me rise to the walker and shorten its legs or tell me to change my gait.
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His is not the most athletic-looking gait, and the braces on his knee and elbow hint at haplessness.
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This may be done by the ant brain's counting steps during the tripod gait, when each stride is similar.
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The gait of the horse is also thought to mimic the rhythm of a human walking, according to Marks.
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Ms. de la Fressange had the impish look of a coquette and a relaxed gait that enhanced her insouciance.
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Some prosthetic legs with embedded electronics, for example, can sense and react to a change in the user's gait.
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I don't know who this is but he has the frame, and gait, of an athlete past his prime.
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He had an awkward gait in college that, with associated injury risks, scared off some teams in the draft.
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Jessie Oldham, a doctoral student at the University of Delaware, studies gait as the main test of movement impairment.
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Wearing a Curry jersey, Peranidze channeled Curry's on-court gait, going behind, under and around benches on the sideline.
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GEMS, which (somewhat bizarrely) stands for "Gait Enhancing and Motivation System," was first unveiled at last year&aposs CES.
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To perfect the monster's destructive gait, Mr. Nakajima spent hours at the zoo studying how elephants and bears walked.
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"What we've got in Antofagasta is Chilean pure play which benefits from very low geopolitical risks," Gait told Reuters.
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His mother, Lara Walt, an attorney, said services offered at school have improved Michael's speech, gait and motor skills.
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This potentially includes other forms of identification, like gait analysis, that could be gathered from police body cam videos.
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"Perhaps this signals the start of renewed consolidation in the space," said Paul Gait, senior research analyst at Bernstein.
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Fingerprints and irises offer other forms of biometric recognition, and technology to analyse gait and handwriting is also being developed.
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Future functionality could rely on a more complete picture/profile of the user or even distinguish people based on gait.
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Denning also analyzed my gait, which I was pleased to learn was pretty even on my left and right sides.
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But while Atrias was able to nail a human-like gait, it wasn't as efficient as a biped could be.
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Lokomat is a "robotic gait training program" that's been around for a couple of years, but mainly used by adults.
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A mat-based gait-recognition system has the advantage that it would work in any lighting conditions—even pitch-darkness.
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The connection is particularly apparent in the product's locomotion, using a stiff-legged gait to move quickly across a surface.
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As Wheatcroft cleared the bridge with a smooth, steady gait, Bacon and Croak hung back, giving him a wide lead.
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Soul Electronics has debuted two new in-ear headphones at CES with gait analysis that are built specifically for runners.
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"Initially, he had a funny gait to his walk, but now he gets around okay," Serrano says in an email.
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From the tank-like gait to his mostly impassive features, Mr Bale's impersonation of the former vice-president is superb.
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These quirks mean the fish is able to walk with a gait that, according to the researchers, resembles a salamander.
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That's why its gait seems more natural to us, and considerably more confident than the walking style of other bots.
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They could recognize gait, gestures, emotion, and all that could be fed into education applications, e-commerce applications, retail applications.
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You can hear their gait in "Kids' Table," a moderately paced ditty that sprouted from a walk down the street.
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His voice, his gait, his idiosyncrasies and mannerisms, the undulations of his laugh—all are replicated with near-perfect similitude.
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"It's a 17-year window over which they will have been investing and ramping up," said Bernstein analyst Paul Gait.
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As a result, doctors were able to adjust my knee in surgery and make incisions that would improve my gait.
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I want to get my gait analysis updated to see if I should get different shoes before our half-marathon.
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"We want to see if anything shows up on fMRI in these individuals who are displaying gait impairments," she says.
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Texting or talking on the phone affects our walking speed and gait and can increase the risk of serious injury.
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People can be identified at a distance by their heart beat or by their gait, using a laser-based system.
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The card network is collaborating with transport organizations to potentially authenticate consumers based on their face or gait, per MarketWatch.
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Across a variety of settings, she also measured heart rate, the frequency and amplitude of swimming strokes and swim gait.
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"Additional studies will determine whether this simple testing will be useful in diagnosing patients with both cognition and gait problems."
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Details: Software can identify and track faces, skin color, clothing, tattoos, walking gait and various other physical attributes and behaviors.
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"He was putting that company back on track," said Paul Gait, a mining analyst with Bernstein Investment Research and Management.
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All it takes is tweaking one of five basic parameters and the arrays reconfigure their circuits and produce a working gait.
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That's a massive difference, but a wider gait isn't the only benefit to having jet engines strapped to the robot's feet.
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Their fascinating new paper, published today in Nature, shows that early walkers had adopted an advanced gait earlier than scientists expected.
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In individuals with Trendelenberg gait, they have an injury to the muscles or more commonly to the nerve supplying these muscles.
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Sara Ochoa, veterinarian and veterinary consultant for DogLab, told Insider that a change in gait can sometimes signal a weight problem.
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Serious runners often go to gait coaches to help them learn to run in a way that makes them perform better.
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Her gait is laboriously slow and measured, as if she were leading a funeral procession for all her hopes and dreams.
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Eventually scanning software of any kind could measure the gait, the gestures, the emotions of anyone considered "different" by the government.
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Police released suspects Elaine Kirk and Paul Gait on Sunday evening after concluding that they were not responsible for the incident.
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"We doubt that the firepower exists for a fully blown takeover of Anglo American," says Paul Gait, analyst at Bernstein Research.
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And a teenage male sibling had "an abnormal gait" possibly caused by "severe caloric malnutrition" and also suffered from social dwarfism.
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"Antofagasta's 2015 results were quite disappointing, especially on the EBITDA line," analyst Paul Gait at Bernstein Research said in a note.
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With one out and Bautista still on second, Edwin Encarnacion walked toward the plate in that familiar rolling gait of his.
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He was in the crosswalk—he's pushing seventy and has a slow, hobbling gait—when the limo turned straight into him.
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The gait slowed me down, gave me a head rush and produced grass stains on my culottes that infuriated my mother.
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You stare at the processional menace of his gait and think of a boxer, heading for the ring in his robe.
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The ring is also offering up something called WalkID in beta, which essentially measures the wearer's gait to further verify identity.
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But it was Jenner's graceful gait in some teetering footwear (which she wears in the ad) that really impressed the designer.
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"Rio is cleaning up the portfolio and generating some pretty decent cashflow in the process," analyst Paul Gait of Bernstein said.
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This is a cumbersome process that can take a week, especially with gait training for new patients that lasts three days.
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We were huddled together, taking stock, when a neatly styled middle-aged white woman started toward us in a determined gait.
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But he's reluctant to recommend anything to doctors and trainers until we know the mechanism underlying both gait change and injury.
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She did not walk with a discernible limp but was deliberate with her gait going to and from the locker room.
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A police report states that surveillance videos show her walking "with a steady gait" and with no trouble keeping her balance.
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Gang-du sports bleach-blonde hair, sleepy eyes, and a droopy gait that belies either laziness or possibly a developmental disorder.
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The connected devices tracked their gait, tremble, sleep and other metrics to help researchers in determining if their treatments were working.
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So far, the tests are positive, he says, claiming the brace restored the walking gait of a polio patient's paralyzed leg.
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His gait is stiff and slow, but also dramatically deliberate, and at 82, he's still as handsome as a movie star.
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If you start walking at a gait that puts you at risk of falling, an accompanying app will yell at you.
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Fortunately, the effects — lethargy, wobbling gait, dribbling urine and saliva, overreacting to sound and light and movement — are not life-threatening.
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Recently, I took care of Paul, a 78-year-old man with mild cognitive impairment and gait instability, who had fallen.
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But the dinosaur never reached a suspended gait, since it had at least one leg on the ground at all times.
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They found that as cockroaches find themselves on slippery surfaces, their gait becomes desynchronized, switching from static stabilization to dynamic stabilization.
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"This suggests that gait abnormalities are a more significant health problem than previously suggested, at least in published scientific literature," she added.
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"Focusing on non-intrusive gait recognition by monitoring the force exerted on the floor during a footstep is very challenging," said Reyes.
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"Dual-task balance and gait training is useful for everyone, especially when getting older or having mobility problems," Karinkanta said by email.
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UM's new system uses the lidar and stereo camera systems to estimate not just a person's trajectory, but their pose and gait.
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This shoe can, if it chooses, determine things like gait, foot strike pressure, pace and even in-air motion of your feet.
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It also has new predictive algorithms that help the Cheetah 3 change up its gait to keep from tripping or falling over.
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But by more closely replicating a human's gait—at least one with lots of swagger—Georgia Tech's DURUS requires far less power.
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A group of scientists recently stuck a prosthetic tail on a chicken to make it mimic the gait of a bipedal dinosaur.
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One tricky part of her practice is helping a patient figure out when their gait is drifting away from a stable pattern.
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There isn't a spare inch of fat on him -- he has the physique and the gait of a man 50 years younger.
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It can also involve mood changes, agitation, social withdrawal and feelings of confusion, and can even affect or slow a person's gait.
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He has the gait of a regular doing karaoke down the local; his attire is golf-uncle-at-a-family-party-chic.
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You could see it in his face and in his gait as he got up from the move: he could not win.
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So we built a humanoid that had a human-like gait that could walk for seven hours on a single battery charge.
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When he runs back on defense, he often has the loping gait of someone pushing through the end of a long jog.
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Rose's patients tend to have severe gait abnormalities associated with neurological conditions like cerebral palsy that often require bone and muscle surgery.
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Toddlers walk about a mile a day, which is the amount of input your neural circuits need to create a gait pattern.
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He stands just over six feet tall, with broad shoulders and a gait marked by three hip replacements and multiple knee surgeries.
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These delicacies and others were described in language that was anachronistic in its rolling, deliberate gait but exquisitely contemporary in its allusions.
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Seller's Brokers: Paul Smadbeck, Hall Oster, Teddy Galligan, Conrad Martin, Tim O'Brien and Braedon Gait of JLL Capital Markets Seller: Endeavor Guidance
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She held a shotgun, but her gait was less confident, and she scurried after Mr. Anderson who had barged into the market.
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An even smaller subset of these have access to Vaporflys custom-designed for their gait in Nike's NDA-protected Sports Research Laboratory.
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But the dinosaur never reached a suspended gait, since it always had at least one leg on the ground at all times.
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That leads to really powerful and strong feet, which transfers into the rest of the runner's gait and then back down again.
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At this point, it's not clear what exactly it is about the pug that seems to make them susceptible to these gait problems.
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This ancient animal moved with an athletic gait and it could hold itself slightly upright on itself—something salamanders and skinks cannot do.
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The suit, which is worn underneath the clothes for several months, contains 41 sensors that track strength, flexibility, gait and other relevant metrics.
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If engineers had to adjust their gait while entering the building, they risked distraction from their work, according to a former construction manager.
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In recent studies, researchers haven't been able to prove that minimal running shoes help people find a more natural gait or prevent injuries.
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Smaller spikes in concentration have turned users into what the tabloids call "spice zombies", for their pale faces, pink eyes and staggering gait.
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She lifted Yuna into the special walker, called a gait trainer and, waving toys, coaxed her to propel the contraption with her feet.
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Paul Gait of Sanford C. Bernstein calls it the Saudi Arabia of the EV boom, referring to the kingdom's role in oil markets.
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Pike revealed she actually shrunk a centimeter-and-a-half after contorting herself to Colvin's specific gait, posture, and idiosyncratic, cigarette-soaked rasp.
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It will be equipped with temperature and motion sensors, which will allow it to detect changes in an animal's body temperature and gait.
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More intriguing was the promise that these shoes would be able to work on treadmill runs, as well as provide personalized gait coaching.
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"I would see it as a two-horse race at this stage between Duncan Wanblad and Stephen Pearce," said Bernstein analyst Paul Gait.
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Weakness in the hands and issues with gait are common, and tend to become more obvious as children turn into teens and adults.
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While Pence's eyes, his weird stance, his bizarre gamboling gait, and his general demeanor are all irreplaceable, his on-field production is not.
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Pleurobot is a robotic investigation into the walking gait of Pleurodeles waltl; a type of salamander endemic to the Iberian peninsula in Europe.
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A back operation for a herniated disk in 1992 restored her ability to walk, though she still has a somewhat flat-footed gait.
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" And he hit Mitt Romney, the 2012 Republican nominee, calling him a "choker" and mocking his gait, saying he walked "like a penguin.
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Chow was soon joined in his driveway by Rick Goode, a neighbor of 25 years with a slender build and a birdlike gait.
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Something as simple as practicing "running on egg shells", trying to teach a gait that has less pounding on the legs, can work.
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His gait was smooth, showing no signs of the limp he displayed last fall as the Mets began their run in the postseason.
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UM's new system uses LiDar and stereo camera systems to estimate not just the trajectory of a person, but their pose and gait.
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She strode around her classroom with the purposeful gait of a seasoned performer and an animation that contrasted with her students' sleepy inertia.
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The first part of that name stands for Gait Enhancing and Motivating System which is actually a pretty descriptive name for the device.
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The solution the researchers propose is a robot (the "C-Turtle") with a simple crawling gait inspired by sea turtles' movement in sand.
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A sound and balanced gait usually indicates proper conformation, or the shape and structure of a dog's body parts from the ground up.
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It's about a fellow Rusk patient medicated with Thorazine, a drug that creates a distinctive shuffling gait in its users, Erickson's mother says.
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I see Christopher Walken appear in his glinting blue eyes, Tim Robbins in his stature and gait, and Robert Kennedy in the face.
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The team also hopes to expand the approach to assist industry workers performing "physically strenuous tasks" as well as people with "gait impairments."
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"A good way for everybody to avoid falls is to improve mobility by training gait, lower limb muscle strength, and balance," Karinkanta said.
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The rest is left to Alec Baldwin: the puckered lips, a studied lumbering gait and a wariness of humanizing a man he reviles.
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The data even could be programmed with an algorithm to alert a caregiver if any potentially harmful changes emerge in the gait pattern.
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And while the election and his divorce may have added heaviness to his gait, this evolution may also stem from simply growing older.
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We know this because of their preternaturally good looks and iridescent green eyes, but mostly because of their posture, gait and physical demeanor.
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With video, you can see a face from multiple angles, you can observe someone's gait, and you can avoid tricks of the light.
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Here's what I'm watching heading into the closing bell: It's hard to quibble too much with the posture and gait of today's little rally.
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Earlier this year, a team from Oregon State University shared a video of Cassie, their bipedal robot that imitates the gait of an ostrich.
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The boardwalk on Coney Island lies splintered but that does nothing to hamper the gait of the three young women excited for a swim.
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Hindustan Zinc has net cash of $3.8bn, something that could be particularly advantageous in any acquisition of South African assets, says Bernstein's Mr Gait.
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To his father's consternation, everything from Eddy's manner of speaking, to his gait, to his tastes are effeminate in the eyes of the townspeople.
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The app developed by Saria and her colleagues asks patients to complete five tasks that assess speech, finger tapping, gait, balance and reaction time.
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Paul Gait, analyst at Bernstein, said the speed and quantity of asset sales did not seem feasible and he thought the strategy was flawed.
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In November, police released further surveillance video of a person with a similar gait walking near where 60-year-old Ronald Felton was killed.
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He can move around the kitchen in a gait trainer and goes to hippotherapy (a kind of physical therapy on horseback) once a week.
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Coordination, proprioception (which is basically your internal sense of the space around you), balance, and developing an efficient gait can be challenging for us.
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When I picked him up from class, I noticed his heavy gait, how he stumbled forward while walking, and how his eyes seemed dulled.
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Avery can't walk independently, but she can use a gait-trainer, a wheeled walking-assistance device, thanks to her mother and her physical therapist.
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"We know traumatic injuries predispose people to arthritis later in life, and changes in gait due to those injuries can hasten osteoarthritis," Lynall says.
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A dull, dissonant chord releases a dark haze, and from there on the music proceeds in an opposition between human gait and atmospheric forces.
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"Fears of decelerating global growth and recession because of the trade war have hit sentiment in the mining sector," said Bernstein analyst Paul Gait.
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Kim Jong-un appears to have adopted his grandfather's slow gait, beaming smile, closely cropped hair and even his way of holding a cigarette.
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Sanders has two scenes that involve walking, and the way he uses each gait to evoke a distinctly different mood of dismay killed me.
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It was difficult to walk with his arm around her shoulders, her gait was so irregular, so he let go and clasped her hand.
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When carrying a tray while walking, people with PSP walked slower and their overall gait worsened compared with healthy volunteers and patients with iNPH.
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Analyst Paul Gait of Bernstein said the settlement was proof that the risk of asset seizure in Democratic Republic of Congo had been overstated.
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Of those who answered a question about their pet's gait, nearly 80 percent of the owners said their pugs had a perfectly normal walking stride.
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Owners were less able to identify a poor gait than the researchers were, which might suggest they're looking at their pugs through rose-colored glasses.
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"Although obesity was not associated with gait abnormalities in the pug, it is considered a risk factor for brachycephalic airway syndrome and should be avoided."
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This was supposedly, going to act as a form of biometric authentication where the ring would be able to identify you by your unique gait.
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Adola, who is taller and has a scruffier gait, seemed relaxed, and Kipchoge looked actively irritated by the close attention the Ethiopian was paying him.
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She had a surprisingly deep voice, a booming alto, and Linda's own efficient gait meant that she circled twice for every oval the blonde completed.
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Grubba — who walks with an uneven gait after sustaining an injury to her spinal cord — said that the discrimination she has encountered is more insidious.
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On the other hand, the company was more than happy to let me take the GEMS (Gait Enhancing and Motivation System) out for a spin.
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The study also focused on which aspects of gait the dual-task training improved, and did not test the effect of single-task balance training.
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Over the last leg of the marathon, he demonstrated the same steady gait he had at the start, but it was clear he was spent.
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Markets have been concerned that Glencore's high level of debt could compromise its ability to run its trading unit effectively, Bernstein analyst Paul Gait said.
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Gait said that he was bullish on metallurgical coal prices, now above $200 a ton, which would help justify the price Glencore agreed to pay.
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That said, Asimo was an innovative, advanced and ambitious platform: its gait was remarkably smooth, and it climbed ramps and stairs confidently on battery power.
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His gait is unsteadier every day, and, worse, he now has problems controlling his bladder and his bowels—in this camp, amidst dozens of people.
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Undying he may or may not be, but he is certainly aging, with a halting gait and a bottle of Johnnie Walker close at hand.
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If you've seen Tennessee Walking Horses in action, you're probably familiar with their distinct gait in which they lift their legs high with each step.
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Gait recognition identifies humans in video footage by detecting their stride, and the software is already being used by the Chinese government to monitor people.
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For this piece he constructed a tall, narrow, free-standing corridor from wallboard, then filmed himself walking its length with a funny, hip-swinging gait.
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When Stephen Rea makes his entrance in "Cyprus Avenue," David Ireland's bruising play at the Public Theater, it's with a gait both wary and defiant.
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If we ban facial recognition today, this argument goes, what happens in the future when gait recognition or devices that read brain patterns go mainstream?
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Seller: ABR Builders Brokers: Hall Oster, Tom Gammino, Conrad Martin, Teddy Galligan, Chris Skitch, Jeremy Simon, Braedon Gait and Connor Murphy of JLL Capital Markets
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At one point, my left knee even started hurting for a week or so, probably due to gait issues caused by my right knee pain.
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" Gliebus, who was not involved in the research, also noted that the researchers "evaluated changes in gait under different conditions, such as introducing dual tasks.
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I gang my own gait and have never belonged to my country, my home, my friends, or even my immediate family, with my whole heart.
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He likely walked with a serious gait, and he suffered from hyperostotic disease (DISH), which is associated with muscular pain and reduced mobility along the spine.
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Its four pairs of asymmetric flaps lets it paddle on the surface, moving forward and turning, and with a swimming gait reminiscent of a diving beetle.
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Earlier this year, the startup promised to bring even more functionality to the finger, starting with biometric authentication that uses a wearer's gait to unlock devices.
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A fibre-optic mat installed in a nursing home or an old person's own residence could monitor changes in an individual's gait that presage certain illnesses.
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Just looking at running, Vi is an A.I.-powered coach, while the Tiemppo smart in-soles help improve your running form with real-time gait analysis.
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Such tests of gait, balance, hand strength and memory sometimes did not show enough consistent benefit to rule out the possibility it was due to chance.
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By focusing on humans' gait, body symmetry and foot placement, they can predict what pedestrians might do next and train self-driving cars to recognize behavior.
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Small miners are more vulnerable to adverse industry trends than the bigger players, whose volumes improve the probability of success, according to Bernstein analyst Paul Gait.
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" A third agreed wholeheartedly, even expanding the list of awards that Pitt should win: "Brad Pitt's running gait in War Machine is worthy of an Oscar.
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Nothing about Ben Zobrist impresses all that much at a glance—the rigid gait, the thin forearms, the hunched and almost apologetic stance at the plate.
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Climbing is one of my hobbies, and my route into a character is physical: the weight placement, the gait, where they trap emotion in their body.
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London-based Bernstein analyst Paul Gait said Mackenzie needed to prove that oil majors like ExxonMobil Corp were not "missing a trick" in lacking mining divisions.
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Each day, Mr. Thiam, who has the timid gait of a wide-eyed tourist in the big city, is out the house by about 7 a.m.
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Over time, he was able to strengthen his muscles, improve his coordination and fix his gait to the point where he no longer needed those kneepads.
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Lyonne is not a wispy mover; she is lead-footed, walking with a slightly bowlegged, clomping gait that can make her look like a dizzy marionette.
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As part of the verbal portion of the testing, the therapist in charge asked one question about any issues I might have noticed with my gait.
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Rather than imitate a human gait, which is a remarkably complex controlled-falling affair, these robots have rigid legs that slide up and down like rails.
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The company will seek distribution again through the VA health system and private sector rehab centers that already pay for "gait training" systems for stroke patients.
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Emerging technologies can recognize humans and track people's location by detecting their heartbeat, walking gait, and even microbial traces left behind by skin cells or sweat.
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Despite his star-worthy shades, glimmering gold Rolex and loping gunfighter gait, Mr. Theroux moved freely among the half-clothed 20-somethings lounging in the grass.
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They learn their wearer's unique gait within 15 steps, adapting leg swing and speed to the individual's natural walking pattern, and continue to adjust over time.
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Lange hid her own wizened right leg with wide leg trousers, not skirts, but recognized a shared gait when she first met Kahlo in November 1930.
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To cloak my polio-crippled gait, will I have to arrive at work before dawn and leave long after other workers, as I used to do?
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Gabby Gabby is guarded by henchmen: ventriloquist's dummies whose lurching gait suggests that, in a far-off act of vengeance, a gangster doll broke their legs.
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Not even halfway into the race, his Kentucky Derby-winning jockey, Mario Gutierrez, felt something wrong in the horse's gait and pulled Psychedelicat to a halt.
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Though he has a slow gait and some problems with balance, Detective Veve now walks with a "rolling walker," talks and eats three meals a day.
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The Pro belt has "gait detection," which means it monitors what your normal walking patterns are like, and assesses how at risk for falling you are.
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Due to an increase in biometric surveillance from digital tools—which can recognize our face, gait, speech, and behavioral patterns—data rights and governance become critical.
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Though both groups of patients had generally poor gait compared with healthy volunteers, those with iNPH had worse stride, moving more broadly from side to side.
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It mentions only a neurological exam that showed "no focal deficits," meaning his doctor did not find any localized neurological problems, as with speech or gait.
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Marnie, the Shih Tzu whose lolling tongue, amused expression and tilted gait made her a celebrity on Instagram, died on Thursday at her Los Angeles home.
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On Tuesday, Animal Adventure Park announced that the mother giraffe's stance and gait was almost back to normal, but this hasn't stopped an onslaught of concerned emails.
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An artificially intelligent system called a deep residual neural network scoured through the data, analyzing weight distribution, gait speed, and three-dimensional measures of each walking style.
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But her left leg had gone haywire, and instead of following her natural gait, it was swinging outward and colliding with the pavement at a new angle.
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Her walking gait improved, but Galloway, who ran cross country and track in college and has completed ten marathons, reluctantly accepted that her running career was shot.
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More than a quarter of all pug deaths can be attributed to an abnormal gait, and it's now the most common cause of death in the breed.
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It can recognize a cow with an infected hoof from the change in its gait, or identify that a cow is pregnant and will eventually produce milk.
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This is then analyzed by artificial intelligence that is trained to detect the difference between a tumbleweed, car, coyote, or human based on gait and other factors.
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One estimate suggests the country will have more than 600 million CCTV cameras by 2020, with Chinese tech startups outfitting them with advanced features like gait recognition.
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Peregocetus's terrestrial abilities were evidenced by small hooves at the tips of its fingers and the orientation of its hip bones, suggesting a quadrupedal gait on land.
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The new robot learned how to walk convincingly through machine learning, a feat that gives it a realistic gait even though it is really an aerial system.
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Copenhagen-based Motosumo has spent the last three years developing "gait analysis" systems based on body mounted sensors coupled with its own algorithm to model motion physics.
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He betrays it every time he crosses a set with a gunslinger's rolling gait, or warns Eddie about all the "extrees" coming and going on the set.
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I was dogged about the fact that it needed to respond to your gait, because of what Tashka had said, that the forest is 'aware of you.
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It used to be recommended that you get a gait analysis, and a shoe that offered support tailored to whether you overpronate or you have flat feet.
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It is a very natural gait, where I am bending my knee and I am striking the ground with my heel as you do when you walk.
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Some people suspect that the scooters have learned to identify tourists (perhaps based on gait) and approach them preferentially while avoiding people who seem to be loitering.
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Naturally shy or reticent, Fishman does not carry himself with the cocksure gait of a former athlete, nor is he compelled to fill lulls in a conversation.
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On Wednesday, Dugan released new video showing a similar-looking person with the same gait who was present near Tuesday's killing of 222-year-old Ronald Felton.
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When a human being identifies another, various types of facial and body recognition kick in, from recognizing a person's facial features, to the idiosyncrasies of their gait.
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Researchers are even exploring systems that can detect the presence of concealed firearms or explosives based on the gait of an individual, or even their radar signature.
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Cassie, a new robot from Agility Robotics, is a great example of that: its stable yet precise gait and was based on that of birds — specifically, ostriches.
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The journal Movement Disorders was begun in 1986, but the bulk of papers examining the interplay of balance, gait and falls at ground level appear after 2000.
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His ability to do so with an eager gait and gracious demeanor has been noticeable when compared to other recent star turns down the No. 7 line.
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Her work focuses on the tandem gait test—it's essentially a heel-to-toe walking test, she says, and all you need is tape and a stopwatch.
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As Wilcox exits the truck, his gait betrays the physical trauma from a devastating 2007 motorcycle accident in which he broke all four limbs and his back.
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I later learned that UPS has in the past brought live penguins to a delivery center in Cincinnati to help drivers learn how to mimic their gait.
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When he tried to walk, his feet remained on the ground — as if there were a magnet holding them down — giving him an odd, shuffling, gliding gait.
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After being shot in the leg, an enemy falls to the ground, then struggles back up to a limping gait, dragging himself through the waving grass towards cover.
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The researchers also tested a control group of imposters to see if the AI could tell when someone was trying to fake another person's gait (which it could).
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One of the possible symptoms of Parkinson's is what's called gait freezing, where a person finds themselves unable to take a step despite willing themselves to walk forward.
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Then, there's the celebrity-fueled whispers that still exist in fashion history — legend has it, Marilyn Monroe used to shave down one heel to create her distinct gait.
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Like most exoskeletons, ReWalk has a hard frame with motors at the hip and knee joints that enable users to get up and walk, mimicking a natural gait.
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These could be small runs tailored for particular events or location, or they could even be expensive one-offs — molded to suit an individual's foot-shape or gait.
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The regular gait helped keep my focus on the music, and being out and about made classical music feel part of the world at large — for a change.
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Increased toilet visits can flag up a urinary-tract infection; changes in gait can predict an impending fall, the leading cause of death from injury among older adults.
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From facial recognition and gait and voice analysis to predictive analytics and chemical-sensing devices, the companies and technologies at CES help fight terrorism and crime through innovation.
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A team of engineers has developed a way to remotely control the movement of this beetle in incredible detail, finely tuning its gait, step length and walking speed.
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"We get a lot of clients who've been approached by mining juniors wanting funding to pursue yet another lithium project," said analyst Paul Gait at Bernstein in London.
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This new prosthetic ankle is a little closer than others, though: it moves on its own, adapting to its user's gait and the surface on which it lands.
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Yesterday we got to see Boston Dynamics' latest robot, SpotMini, and if it weren't for the telltale kitten mittens-style gait, you'd think it was from another company.
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But the four-legged animals already studied, such as cows, sheep, goats, dogs, and pigs, "have a movement gait that is different than that of humans," Ali says.
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Pose can indicate whether a person is looking towards or away from the car, or using a cane, or stooped over a phone; gait indicates speed and intention.
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The director, who is 21984, has a forward-leaning gait and unruly eyebrows, so that he looks a bit like a bull that is always about to charge.
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As far as we know, such a system doesn't yet exist, but computerized biometric identification technologies like facial and gait recognition software have significantly advanced the Bertillon approach.
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SpaceBok is meant to be a highly stable jumping machine that can traverse rough terrain or walk with a normal quadrupedal gait as needed (well, normal for robots).
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The artificial intelligence behind the suit adapts to the patient's weight and size, and controls their limbs, enabling them to walk again and learning a symmetrical gait pattern.
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Mr. Paddock is the only person who appears throughout, the Waldo whose distinctive frame and faintly lopsided gait our eyes quickly learn to seek out in every frame.
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And in another, a sheriff receives a daily list of people who appeared to be intoxicated in public, based on changes to their gait, speech or other patterns.
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Athletes may be cleared to return to the playing field after scoring normally on a static balance test, says Oldham, but their gait tests could still show abnormalities.
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She's also interested in the way changes in gait might connect back to changes in the brain, and is planning to start incorporating brain scans into her research.
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In fact, gait is such a distinctive biometric that the United States Department of Defense has researched technologies that identify individuals at a distance by just their walk.
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Prowling the stage with a feline gait, Jeselnik, in a leather jacket and jeans, never breaks character: a preposterously confident jerk with the cool indifference of a sociopath.
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Bernstein's Paul Gait said the marketing guidance "should be an incremental comfort to those who continue to be concerned about the marketing business" and restated his "outpeform" rating.
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The crime technology is dependent on other AI techniques like behavioural recognition and gait analysis, and it is reportedly even able to pick out suspicious people in crowds.
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And if you were to combine gait recognition with face recognition, you could identify somebody who's coming towards you and you can identify them as they're walking away.
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Even his gait as he climbed the stairs had a meaningful vigor, as if he was trying to prove to the steps that he could still conquer them.
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"He seemed to have weathered the storm, and the last thing the board or Vale needed was more disruption to the leadership of the firm," Mr. Gait said.
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For instance, experiments have shown that giving painkillers to dairy cattle improves their gait — suggesting that they were feeling pain, and that alleviating that pain made walking easier.
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It made his facial muscles rigid, stifled his gait, impacted his sleep, and at times, hampered his breathing, according to an AARP interview with his wife, Yolanda "Lonnie" Ali.
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By stage IV, "most subjects also showed profound loss of attention and concentration, executive dysfunction, language difficulties, explosively, aggressive tendencies, paranoia, depression, gait and visuospatial difficulties," the paper explains.
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In 1985, Napalm released Hatred Surge, a demo tape that combines the anxious gait of crust with the hateful vocals and noise of industrial pioneers Swans and Throbbing Gristle.
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She was working on a piece for solo cello, and started to sketch out a movement based on her father's rhythmic gait, in the style of a syncopated montuno.
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Their Pleurobot is a bio-imitative robot that both walks and swims with the distinctive swiveling gait of many amphibious animals — a good place to start for a crocobot.
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Their aim is to alert caregivers to any possible deterioration in a person's physical and psychological health, such as changes in gait, or emergency situations such as a fall.
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Cars will soon be able to recognize you by your eyes, skin, gait and even your heartbeat, enabling a host of personalized experiences but raising troubling privacy questions, too.
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And, looking carefully at slow-motion video of my running gait, I realized the shoes made me more of a mid-foot striker, rather than a fore-foot striker.
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This could help with the creation of prostheses that are custom-designed for someone's body or gait but don't require hours of testing or a series of uncomfortable prototypes.
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It could be a brow knitted in anger, a little extra flop sweat, a gait that picks up or slows down or otherwise moves out of the normal range.
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As a child, he had to use a walker to assist him until he was in kindergarten, and he went through years of physical therapy to straighten his gait.
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This week, TechCrunch editor Devin Coldewey digs into the development of a system that can estimate not just where a pedestrian is headed, but their pose and gait too.
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The police chief released new video about two weeks ago showing a similar-looking person with the same gait who was present near the last shooting, that of Felton.
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López Obrador, known across Mexico as AMLO , is a rangy man of sixty-four, with a youthful, clean-shaven face, a mop of silver hair, and an easy gait.
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When Dr. Flammang and her colleagues analyzed the images, they confirmed their initial hunch: The fish were using their tetrapod-like bodies to walk with a tetrapod-like gait.
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When older adults get fitted with new shoes tailored to match their foot length and width at the ball of their foot, their gait improves, the research review found.
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In terms of the relationship between gait and the Big Five, conscientiousness and agreeableness were found to have the largest correlations, but researchers found it "challenging" to explain why.
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According to Anne Francis of Running magazine, Gallegos used a walker as a child but was able to improve his gait enough to walk without one after physical therapy.
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Mumphery disputed that the woman was drunk, and a police report stated that surveillance videos showed her walking "with a steady gait" and with no trouble keeping her balance.
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Henry Smith, a member of Parliament whose constituency includes Gatwick Airport, said that law enforcement officials identified the two as Paul Gait, 47, and his wife Elaine Kirk, 54.
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Fit City On a recent autumn afternoon in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan, New Yorkers packed into a sunny loft filled with reduced-gravity treadmills and gait-analysis software.
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There is no obvious slink in her gait, no purr in her voice, though in an interview she extended a leg elastically to show off her pale Chanel sandals.
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It may have something to do with how you might switch your gait to find balance, taking wider steps, moving from side to side and lifting your legs more.
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By stage IV, "most subjects also showed profound loss of attention and concentration, executive dysfunction, language difficulties, explosively, aggressive tendencies, paranoia, depression, gait and visuospatial difficulties," the paper explains.
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At 63, he suffers from a spinal condition that has left him with weakness in his extremities and an uncertain gait that sometimes causes him to trip and fall.
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This difficulty generally has to do with a feature called "free gait," which means that each leg of a legged vehicle or creature should be able to move independently.
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The problem is twofold: Not only do the rigid suits weigh more, they also have a hard time aligning properly with human joints, forcing wearers to twist their gait unnaturally.
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In our work, we're studying gait and balance in different populations, as well as how holding hands – such as in partner dance – can actually help people walk and balance better.
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Even though the ant is tethered to the device, the spherical treadmill allows it to walk using its natural gait, even when it has to quickly move and change direction.
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"They are able to observe how you walk and sit and stand, and grasp what your posture and gait say about your muscles, tendons, and ligaments," she writes in Crooked.
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Atlas' gait is a bit awkward — it stumbles as it walks around the woods near Boston Dynamics' offices — but the machine is relentless, righting itself before it takes a tumble.
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Bernstein Securities analyst Paul Gait says Anglo is seeking to make itself attractive to a buyer, although De Beers' ties with states and joint ventures could make any sale complex.
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His gait had the determined and mildly seething air of a teacher who was marching you straight to the principal's office, except in this case, the bison was marching himself.
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The dinosaur's long stride could carry it as fast as 25 mph, but it never reached a suspended gait, since it always had at least one leg on the ground.
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Her gait combines the uncertainty of the perpetually inebriated with an angular, stalking purposefulness that persists long after Sandra, who becomes a successful career woman, has swapped weed for wine.
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He's instantly likable, with the half-swaggering, half-loping gait of a young Mark Ryan (Supertouch, not Marked Men) and that singer's melancholy, thoughtful apartness from his tough-guy peers.
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Among them is the piaffe — the distinctive, high-stepping, bouncing-in-place gait that gives the impression that horse and rider are getting excited about an imminent cup of tea.
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A car needs to be sat in a bit, the way backpackers need to break in boots so they fit the contours of their feet and style of their gait.
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They are members of a herd that has lived in a vacant lot behind her house for years, with a doe that the family named Limpy for her uneven gait.
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"Look at this, I feel like this is the beginning of the revolutionary war," Mr. Murphy said, as his gait turned to a speedy stride to meet the coming masses.
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And Pedals, the black bear from New Jersey, who wowed the internet with his upright gait before he was believed to have been killed in the state's annual bear hunt.
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We can be (and increasingly are) tracked in all manner of ways: by heart rate, gait, fingerprints, iris patterns, license plates, health records, and (of course) activity on social networks.
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What the researchers did not find is the gene that enables certain horse breeds today to "amble" — a gait that is faster than a walk but slower than a gallop.
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As for the teenage Scarlet, she may have the gait to beat on Golden Globes night: As a high school track star, she apparently goes by the nickname the Flash.
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AI-powered gait analysis, for example, can recognize individuals with a high degree of accuracy, and even works with low-resolution footage — the sort you might get from a CCTV camera.
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Among those rules is the federal regulation on horse soring, a controversial practice where a show horse's forelegs or hooves are painfully irritated to accentuate the animal's gait in the ring.
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Gait Up's founding followed a route that you see many of the most interesting startups in areas like AI and machine learning take in Switzerland: as an offshoot of academic work.
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UnifyID and an unnamed car company are even developing a system that unlocks the doors of a vehicle once the gait of the driver, as measured by his phone, is recognised.
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Click here to view original GIFA day after Jia Jia passed, a New Jersey black bear with an upright gait named Pedals walked right into heaven to join his animal brethren.
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The idea is not just to build an AI that knows how to walk, but to offer insight into how surgery may affect gait in people with afflictions like cerebral palsy.
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Pose can indicate whether a person is looking towards or away from the car, or using a cane, or stooped over a phone; gait indicates not just speed but also intention.
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On Thursday's Late Night with Seth Meyers, Garner reminisced about her high school band days, when she and Sally trudged through band camp, played in parades and perfected their marching gait.
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Mr Barton uncannily replicates BoJo's behavioural tics—the hair-ruffling, the bumbling gait, the posh speaking-voice and the ums and ahs—but he is given little else to work with.
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The BionicWheelBot, when walking, isn't anything we haven't seen before: hexapodal locomotion has been achieved by countless roboticists — one recent project even attempted to capture the spontaneity of an insect's gait.
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"We're hoping the industry has learned some cautionary lessons," said analyst Paul Gait at Bernstein, adding it would be very unwise to buy projects such as lithium in the current market.
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Everything about the servant telegraphs to the narrator that he is a part of the modern, the "rising" generation, most notably his turquoise earring, his dyed, pomaded hair, his mincing gait.
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Instead, it augments the information collected on your smartphone with details about how you walk or, as doctors refer to it, your "gait velocity," or your walking pace in everyday life.
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"On behalf of [founding partner] Curt Styres and myself, Team 22 is very happy to continue our support of the NLL," Paul Gait, president of Team 22, said in a statement.
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First, the researchers learned that the ants changed their gait when dragging a heavy load backward, moving one leg at a time rather than three, and not in a predictable pattern.
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That's because they often result in a chronically unstable joint that tends to "give way," poor balance, a distorted gait, difficulty exercising, weight gain, diminished quality of life and early arthritis.
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You'd come to a point in your outing at which you could barely lift your feet, feeling clumsy as all hell and staggering with a gait that would suggest serious inebriation.
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This Bipedal Weirdo Can't Contain Its Excitement Try to combine the balance and stability of a smooth human gait with the stiffness of robotic components, and you're gonna run into trouble.
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"To the best of our knowledge, this paper presents the first demonstration of living insect locomotion control with a user-adjustable walking gait, step length and walking speed," reads the abstract.
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He's working on an algorithm that can extrapolate core temperature from heart rate and skin temperature, and he's looking to isolate other predictive factors, such as aspects of a person's gait.
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Bernstein analyst Paul Gait said the miner was currently tracking towards the bottom end of its forecast range, but said he expected an improvement towards the middle and end of 2019.
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The chunky Lab, known for its loping gait and easy-going nature, owes its enduring popularity to its well-deserved reputation as a family pet, said AKC Vice President Gina DiNardo.
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The team thinks the new dicynodont had a fully erect gait, like what you would see in a horse or elephant, as opposed to an intermediate crocodile-like or lizardlike sprawl.
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The force of her feet hitting the floor when she was walking or hitting the treadmill when she was running, combined with her gait, eventually caused the shoelaces to come undone.
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"The last thing Vale needs is a change of leadership at a time when they need stability," said Paul Gait, a senior analyst at London-based Bernstein Investment Research and Management.
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You thought you could hide that wobbly gait and vaguely nauseated expression all day, but we've seen it too often to buy your "I think I got some bad take-out" excuse.
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But a trip to the family pediatrician, who was aware of what was happening with Kalea, knew that his strange gait and balance issues were tell-tale signs of a brain tumor.
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"From a strategic point of view, some kind of deal could potentially hand Anglo a solution to their problem of perceived 'overweighting' towards South Africa," said Paul Gait, an analyst at Bernstein.
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What we've done is taken all the biometrics — and I think there's going to be more over time — whether it be face or gait or whatever the case may be, we're agnostic.
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Gait analysis might also be used as a security measure in the workplace, monitoring access to restricted areas, such as parts of military bases, server farms or laboratories dealing with hazardous materials.
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Jessica Allen, a soon-to-be assistant professor at West Virginia University, and expert in human gait, further showed that their motor modules were also more consistent in walking and balance tasks.
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They eventually discovered that a bipod gait, where a six-legged creature has only two legs on the ground at any one time, allowed it to move faster, without any hardware upgrades.
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But the software's ability to examine movement via mobile phones can now provide early remote diagnosis of Parkinson's disease too, based on a user's posture, gait, arm movement and rigidity, Nyoni said.
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What the casual observer may not know is that for too many Tennessee Walking Horses, this gait is exaggerated through soring to produce the "big lick" that brings home even larger prizes.
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But it required some high-speed video and controlled experiments to determine whether the ants were still using the tripod gait and to investigate their navigational abilities when they were turned around.
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It's possible that the mutation "arose in East Asia and then spread westward," he said, noting that some Chinese horse sculptures from nearly 2,000 years ago seem to depict an ambling gait.
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"Most people who walk into a dark room will sway more than if they can see—about 373 percent more," says Horak, an expert in how neurological disorders affect balance and gait.
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The 21990 team, largely considered the best there ever was, produced seven All-Americans, led by twins Paul and Gary Gait, two transcendent stars who revolutionized the way the sport is played.
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The night before Canelo's bout, the entourage's paterfamilias will turn 20103, but the folds beneath his eyes and lumbering gait belong to a man who has been worn down beyond his years.
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John Gibbons grew up in San Antonio, so his accent sounds as if the Texas winds are blowing straight from his mouth, and his bowlegged gait conjures images of horse-weary cowboys.
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Their tempos range from a blistering, blasting sprint to a hyper-distorted Cro-Magnon stomp, alternately cramming in black metal's intensity, hardcore ferocity, and sludgy doom's lumbering gait (or sometimes all three).
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Gait tests measure the way people walk and move, and they're a more sensitive indication of how well the neuromuscular system—the network of muscles and nerves critical for movement—is working.
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To quell some of that frustration, Lynall looked at the data from Health Survey of Retired National Football League Players, and thought the data on arthritis might have a relationship with gait.
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Having defined the differences in walking styles for these two conditions, Selge and her colleagues accurately diagnosed those with PSP and those with iNPH 82% of the time based only on gait.
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His nasal voice, his sarcasm, even his walk—"a long-striding gait ... usually done to the arrhythmic accompaniment of nervous wiggling fingers," wrote Sports Illustrated's Jack McCallum—tend to grate upon the senses.
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To print these all-important drawings on the move, he uses the HP iPhone app, which allows him to access his printer, run off the drawings and grab them without slowing his gait.
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Gait Up was bootstrapped and generating revenue and had an interesting list of customers and partners, including Logitech, the Swatch group, Hitachi, Philips, Salomon, PIQ, BNP Paribas group, Jaguar Land Rover and Pomoca.
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The researchers at EPFL, who also worked with the University of Lausanne, were curious to know if the tripod gait really was the fastest way for a six-legged creature to get around.
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Maybe it was the way the character stumbles across the screen like the runner from QWOP, with an unwieldy gait that almost certainly poses an existential threat to anything good in the universe.
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Paul Gait of Bernstein, which rates Glencore outperform, said the results were solid, and the reduction of net debt to $10.6 billion, representing a deleveraging of $5 billion over the year, was remarkable.
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A new startup using AI to look after elderly people at home has raised a new round of funding to apply its platform to detect changes in gait or behavior, falls or stumbles.
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They could make tomorrow's even more powerful as they incorporate data on body mass, gait and gestures, rather than just the standard metrics such as distance between the eyes and width of nose.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeWalking around the world anonymously is becoming increasingly more difficult as surveillance tech is developed to identify us by our faces, our gait, and now, our heartbeat.
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They move fast, to keep from cooking themselves, in what is called a tripod gait — the front and rear legs on one side move in concert with the middle leg on the other.
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"We are now well and truly advanced in one of the worst bear cycles the mining industry has ever seen," said Paul Gait, an analyst in London at Bernstein Investment Research and Management.
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They are some of the only people in the world to suffer from Uner Tan Syndrome, a proposed medical condition in which those affected are only able to walk with a quadrupedal gait.
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In a different iteration of gait recognition, the Pentagon is reportedly testing software that would enable a smartphone to identify who's carrying it based on their walking pattern, according to the Washington Post.
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Through his balletic gait and florid presentation, Mercury rubbed the nose of Live Aid's global audience in a powerful brand of effeminacy, seducing them into adoring something they might otherwise view with contempt.
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He played with capacious force and serious precision, whether creating a hammocklike sway on Wayne Shorter's "Dance Cadaverous," or moving in a woozy gait underneath the hard-bop standard "Stablemates," by Benny Golson.
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After Friday's game, he said he had discovered the root cause of his many leg injuries: painful calcification in both heels that leads to a change in his gait, and then to injury.
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He is tall and friendly, with a square head, short brown hair, a rancher's open gait and the incessant squint of someone in perpetual communion with the near-hopeless complication of human affairs.
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He got me to walk across the room, to observe my gait, felt the shape of my feet, and was able to very quickly, you know, recommend some shoes that felt really good.
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GIF: John Nyakatura (HU Berlin), Jonas Lauströer (HAW Hamburg), Amir Andikfar (HAW Hamburg)/GizmodoThe most likely gait utilized by Orobates, according to this research, was a style very similar to one used by caimans.
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He uses the tablet and controls to select for various options, like the length of the exo's gait, or, in this case, having the exo go from a seated to a standing position. Click.
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They use what's called a tripod gait, which means that when scurrying across flat terrain, they always have at least three legs touching the ground—two on one side, and one on the other.
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And, as explained in a research paper, the movements of the characters can help children to better understand the rhythm of a piece based on the gait of the walking, running, or leaping characters.
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It mimics the natural behavior of knee movement during gait more accurately thanks to built in variable impedance actuators that continuously change the knee stiffness so it can adapt to irregular surfaces or obstacles.
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Instead of the leonine presence of Brando, you have Mr. Foster's more lumbering hominid gait, the sense of a man who has never quite made peace with the postwar world or his domestic environment.
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Over the course of the next 10 years, the eccentricities of my gait became less pronounced, and only the most observant person could tell that I moved a little differently than the average person.
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"We tend to live in our heads," says Jessica Rose, a professor of orthopedic surgery at Stanford University and director of the Motion & Gait Lab at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital in Palo Alto, Calif.
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Higginson famously compared Dickinson's hand to "fossil bird-tracks," an insight about the shape and the saturation of her letters, and also about their flickering gait as they cross the white of the page.
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The thing about Dale Murphy is that whenever he'd hit a home run, he always had that 'aw shucks' kind of gait around the bases, like, 'I'm sorry, bro, I'm just doing my job.
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Analyst Paul Gait at Bernstein said the SFO action would inevitably add to Glencore's problems, but it was not yet clear whether it was "genuinely incremental or just the SFO piggybacking on the DoJ".
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Along with Scarlett, Gable didn't seem to "give a damn" about his big ears, ham hands, or casual, loping gait that he snuck into some of his roles, especially early on in his career.
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Chloë Sevigny's first close-up in Lizzie reveals only the back of her head, but there's no doubt who we're looking at—the purpose of her movement and the deliberateness of her gait is unmistakable.
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Matthew Bundle, a professor of biomechanics at the University of Montana, has spent the past decade studying the gait of high-level athletes to see how we can use their secrets to help us improve.
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"Robotic gait training interventions are becoming more and more popular, especially for parents who are seeking out the newest technologies and interventions," explained Shanon Phelan, who's helping run the study at the University of Alberta.
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So a team led by Krikor Ozanyan of the University of Manchester, in England and Patricia Scully of the National University of Ireland, in Galway have been looking for a better way to recognise gait.
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And the legend knows he's sputtering, you can see it in his eyes and his gait, but he can't let it go, no matter how many times he comes up short of his past standards.
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But despite its new ability to dynamically adjust its gait, the multi-legged device falters for a second when it hits a patch of frozen ground, slipping and skidding as it tries to right itself.
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Funnily enough, I don't get that while walking — maybe it's because there are tiny movements shifting the headphones back and forth with my gait — but I do when sat at my desk for extended periods.
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The "gait recognition" technology is already being used by police in Beijing and Shanghai where it can identify individuals even when their face is obscured or their back is turned, according to an AP report.
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According to the University of Michigan, the team will be working on MARLO's gait algorithms over the summer before it tries out the impromptu course, an art installation called the Wave Field, a second time.
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Casey Affleck stars as Lee Chandler, a broken down building supervisor barely scraping by in Boston, a man who wears his darkness is in his eyes, his gait, his exasperation with the people around him.
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"Unfortunately at some point the complexity of the world exceeds what the gait can accommodate," a researcher says in the clip—complexity here being represented by stairs, a fixture of basically every home's front entrance.
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In her internet-royal blood the scientists uncovered two genetic abnormalities that help explain her signature squee-ness—extra toes, short stature, wonky gait, and a tongue that is forever lolling out of her mouth.
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The researchers captured 10 heavy male king penguins and filmed them walking on a treadmill before and after a 14-day fast, to observe the differences in their gait in their fat and skinny states.
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The assumption has been that Orobates—a cousin of the amniote lineage, which today includes mammals and reptiles—and other early tetrapods hadn't yet evolved an "advanced" gait, instead dragging themselves along more like salamanders.
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"Metal prices are discounting a 25 percent chance of a recessionary event being triggered by trade frictions and that compares with a much, much lower number 2-3 months ago," said Bernstein analyst Paul Gait.
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"Had they known the delays and the issues the Mongolian political situation precipitated, I don't think they would have pressed the button (on Oyu Tolgoi) in 2010 in its entirety," Bernstein analyst Paul Gait said.
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"We are excited to continue to apply it to a range of applications, including assisting those with gait impairments, industry workers at risk of injury performing physically strenuous tasks, or recreational weekend warriors," said Walsh.
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Paul Gait, analyst at Bernstein, which rates Anglo American outperform, said the results were solid and Anglo was "putting to rest" issues, such as high levels of debt that a year ago rocked the sector.
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Generation Grandparent When I arrive at my daughter and son-in-law's Brooklyn apartment on Thursdays, my 18-month-old granddaughter hurtles toward me with her still lurch-y gait, happy for our weekly date.
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But blood pressure increases with age, and they found that higher cumulative blood pressure, even at averages below the normal threshold of 140/90, was associated with slower gait, shorter steps and poorer cognitive performance.
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Their Meta-Rocker design — or, "wheels for your feet" — is a clever application of geometry to create a shoe shape that will complement a runner's normal gait cycle and drive you forward with each step.
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Over the last half decade that he's been working on the moniker, he's immersed himself in herky rhythms and busted-up takes on electronic music tropes—often loping along in an ungainly gait, but moving nevertheless.
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Dogs might also use sight — visual clues such as size, shape, coat color, the type of ears and tail an individual has, and gait, for example, and perhaps what another dog sounds like when they vocalize.
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Atrias was a research robot, built to help unravel the physics of bipedal walking, and that it certainly did: When its developers walked it across a force plate, its gait dynamics matched those of a human.
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"You've got one of the few big companies, in Glencore, that is both willing and able and clearly likes coal strategically and has been acquiring these assets," said Paul Gait, an analyst at Bernstein in London.
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If you go for a fitting, usually a specialist will have you run on a treadmill so they can analyze what type of runner you are, and what kind of shoe will best suit your gait.
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His mom told CNN that Logan's physical therapist suggested a gait trainer to help him with walking, but they did not think insurance would cover it and wondered whether it would arrive in a reasonable time.
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Paul Gait of Sanford C. Bernstein, a research firm, says that because of BHP's weak position in oil, it is suffering from the same cost pressures that it is inflicting on its competitors in iron ore.
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Shopping Content by CNN Underscored: Sneakers for every running gait Finally, since you will almost certainly be running in the dark at some point, get a reflective vest or crossing guard-type suspenders of some variety.
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The sonnet, an Italian contrivance adapted by the poets of the English Renaissance, was handed down to twentieth-century writers like Robert Lowell and Gwendolyn Brooks and self-consciously Americanized—its gait loosened, its politics sharpened.
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And if you've been to the physical therapy and rehabilitation areas of hospitals, you'll have seen the walkways on which patients with impaired mobility truck up and down as pressure sensors record and analyze their gait.
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Gary and Paul Gait remain lacrosse legends—introducing flashy play and behind-the-back goals that had never been seen before, and augmenting their unparalleled stick skills with a then-unusual combination of speed and strength.
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Imagine a box, similar to a Wi-Fi router, that sits in your home and wirelessly tracks all kinds of physiological signals as you move from room to room: Breathing, heart rate, sleep, gait and more.
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It was this conviction, and the two decades she spent researching running, gait, and footwear, that inspired her to found OESH, where she creates shoes that are made on a last molded after her own foot.
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Jessica Gilmartin, the startup's chief marketing officer, said it is working with elder care companies to use the cameras to detect changes in an older person's gait that could put them at risk of a fall.
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Unlike a typical hike, the view was more or less unchanging and the movements mechanical: My eyes were fixed on Beck's footprints, trying to match his gait and turns, drawing a line with the ski pole.
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Apple, for example, has a policy of releasing iCloud backup data when presented with a valid search warrant, and tools such as facial recognition software, iris scans and gait analyses can be invaluable in identifying criminals.
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The deal is "further evidence of what China sees as a fair long-term copper price, which is north of where current levels are trading," said Paul Gait, senior research analyst at Bernstein Investment Research in London.
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GIF: Kamilo Melo (EPFL Lausanne), Tomislav Horvat (EPFL Lausanne)/GizmodoUsing computer simulations and a robot, researchers have recreated the likely gait of a 300-million-year-old animal considered to be among the planet's earliest terrestrial walkers.
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"Because locomotory performance is often selected for in an adaptive evolutionary context, this data suggests that the advantages of an upright gait—speed, efficiency, and agility—may have contributed to the diversification of [modern] amniotes," she said.
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Neural networks can find telltale patterns in a person's gait that can be used to recognize and identify them with almost perfect accuracy, according to new research published in IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence.
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You can see them in action here: A study of 21 Parkinson's patients found that the laser shoes reduced incidents of gait freezing by nearly half, and cut the duration of those freezes by more than half.
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