- of
gaits,
selecting gait based on speed, terrain, the need to maneuver, and
energetic efficiency.
Different animal species may use
different gaits due...
-
various gaits (patterns of leg movement)
during locomotion across solid ground,
either naturally or as a
result of
specialized training by humans.
Gaits are...
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consisting of lack of
voluntary coordination of
muscle movements that can
include gait abnormality,
speech changes, and
abnormalities in eye movements, that indicates...
- is one of the main
gaits of
terrestrial locomotion among legged animals.
Walking is
typically slower than
running and
other gaits.
Walking is defined...
- A
gait is a
manner of limb
movements made
during locomotion.
Human gaits are the
various ways in
which humans can move,
either naturally or as a result...
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antalgic gait is a
gait that
develops as a way to
avoid pain
while walking (antalgic = anti- + alge, "against pain"). It is a form of
gait abnormality...
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Steppage gait (high stepping,
neuropathic gait) is a form of
gait abnormality characterised by foot drop or
ankle equinus due to loss of dorsiflexion....
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Gait analysis is the
systematic study of
animal locomotion, more
specifically the
study of
human motion,
using the eye and the
brain of observers, augmented...
- up
gait in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Gait is the
pattern of limb
movement during locomotion.
Gait may also
refer to:
Gait (human)
Canine gait Horse...
- An
ambling gait or
amble is any of
several four-beat
intermediate horse gaits, all of
which are
faster than a walk but
usually slower than a
canter and...
