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Despite warnings by the business lobby, the Japanese public seems to be taking the rise in Chinese acquisitions in its stride.

Instead, efficient endurance running requires just a slight knee lift, a quick leg turnover, and a short stride.

The city that the museum located is called St. Petersburg, in another direction of Tampa Bay and going there needs to stride the sea.

"It has been hard trying to juggle two roles -- as a student and a wife -- but I am taking it in my stride, " said Siti Maryam.

Both the child-mother and the grandmother took it in their stride, and there had been no need for a caesarean.

drouet came across the floor with a festive stride , a new pair of tan shoes squeaking audibly at his progress.

Sebastian now appeared in the distance, a mannish spring in his stride, and with every evidence that he took himself seriously.

Used to the hardship of the farm and the lack of privilege, migrants seem to be taking the new controls in their stride.

After years of political crisis, at least Ukraine is taking the election in its stride.

Although it got off to a bit of a slow start, Google's Android mobile operating system has caught its stride.

I won't get into a discussion of turnover versus stride length here, but suffice it to say most runners have too long of stride.

Many newbie barefoot runners continue to stride as if they were in shoes, landing heavily on their heels.

Like a rock that fails to stem the river in its flow, so the death of a loved one should not stop life in its stride.

You will probably have to revise a few elements of your plan too, but if so, take it all in stride, as it's part of the process.

Developing the electric vehicles, wind energy and solar energy, China is trying to stride forward the goal of reducing the emission.

After practice today, Odom seemed to be taking the suspension in stride, reaffirming that he did not intentionally try to harm Allen.

Viewed from the side, he exhibits a strong forward stride with a reach that does not waste energy.

The culprit may be weak back muscles, the type of surface on which you run, the shoes you wear, or the length of your running stride.

The dollar is only slightly weaker against the euro when compared to a year ago, just as the financial crisis hit full stride.

Partly out of necessity, partly out of sincerity, they are trying to take it in stride.

Fun of challenge Stride over it, as you know there's always sunlight behind the dark cloud.

But a change stride occurred naturally when it was also fortuitous that I came into Bosch Rexroth company!

Had it announced the restructuring a few months earlier, with the ground properly laid, investors might have taken it in their stride.

The great classic of modernism is something you stride into like a man, but you don't have to be a particularly extraordinary man to do so.

Hostile letters poured in, mostly from people who did not think the subject worth talking about. Mr Franklin took them in his stride.

Growing up listening to Scott Joplin's rags, James P. Johnson was one of the originators of the stride piano style.

1'Be yourself, many hoe-to books advise you to stride into a room and impress others with your qualities.

After one of the poorest opening 45 minutes of his Chelsea reign, the manager was pleased with the way his players found a better stride.

In Jiaxing, residents expressed disappointment at the low visibility but tourists appeared to be taking it in their stride.

Separation along these lines would not remove all the risks. It would be an important stride in that direction.

The demon took another stride forward, carrying with it a smell of rotting fish. It pointed a claw-like finger at his chest.

These exercises (see "Jump Up to Speed, " below) mimic parts of the running stride and help give you more push-off power on the road.

He took a giant stride forward in understanding mechanical principles and in understanding gravity.

Furthermore, if asked to carry around weights of up to 15 stone, she'll take it in her stride.

I increased my stride trying to shake them off, only to discover them catching up with me.

Then came the big moment: my daughter would stride to the driver's side of the car, pull the door open, slide in, and drive away.

To get the most out of each stride, swing your arms close to your body, don't lean forward, and keep your feet low to the ground.

In my bid to banish mommy guilt, I try to take those cringe-worthy decisions in stride and chalk them up to a learning experience.

The horse stepped out with a swift, regular stride, rapidly passing the milestones.

Strides at the beginning are going to be probably short and fast, but with time, a longer stride will be developed.

I have a question to ask everybody : My teacher told me that it is prohibitive in the mine to stride over a long rope on the ground , why ?

Any other player might get disheartened by such niggly injuries but Eduardo has learned to take it all in his stride.

The examination is not difficult; any average pupil should be able to take it in his stride.

Her stride was swift enough to keep pace with Grievous' wheel bike as it tore through the avenues of the sinkhole city.

After progressively dismantling their inefficient policy frameworks in favour of 'liberal' reforms, the two giants began to stride forth.

After nearly a decade of setbacks and false starts, stem-cell sciencefinally seems to be hitting its stride.

Many how-to books advise you to stride into a room and impress others with your qualities.

Many how-to books advice you to stride into a room and impress others with your qualities.

How strange, I thought, after all that posturing, my stride had given me away.

But Guatemalans, accustomed to the dangers of living, seem to take the journey in their stride.

"I'm looking for my daughter, " he said, barely breaking his stride as we negotiated fallen electricity poles and mangled cars.

Already you can feel how the energy changes. Perhaps you can perceive how the beings greet you, how you stride through a gate of light.

During the double-polarized powers of its former form "Soviet Union" , Russia used to stride shoulder to shoulder with the US.

They could think about brand extension - this would not be a giant leap and the sales force would take it in its stride.

I open my memo and confirm the schedule by telephone the moment I stride into the office everyday.

Through shortening your stride and eliminating overextending, you should be able to keep your feet directly underneath you at all times.

At first everybody doubted if the 25 year old guy would carry out the task. But to our surprise, he took it in his stride.

Even before Apple reported its quarterly results, investors appeared to take in stride the news of Mr. Jobs's leave.

A brisk 10, 000 steps, a mile or two depending on the length of your stride, made for optimal benefits.

As the last of the autumn leaves fell away , so did Charlotte's fear. By the time first snow fell, Charlotte got her stride back .

Finally. I urge all of you to take you courage out. stay with me. and stride in pressure. That's all. thank you!

And the celebrity status? He's just trying to take it all in stride.

It was proved that the supporting techniques of the swinging leg in the last approaching stride had great influent. . .

Goodbye to that country home, So long to a lady I have known, Farewell to my other side, I'd best just take it in stride.

Ou always walks in stride, but he would sometimes stop and wait for his companion with a smile.

there was still a noticeable bounce in her stride , but whatever springiness I had once possessed had long since left me.

Other people, though, don't mind these sorts of things so much: they are more likely to take it in their stride.

"Yes, but for you the house was sister clean, " she replied, never breaking stride with her mop. "Now it has to be mother clean! "

His stride was the long, slow stride of the farmer who could work from dawn to dusk.

Learn to take a joke in stride. Having a good sense of humor is an attractive quality.

So long as he has his way, you have yours. Just stride forward. His way is just yours.

Our socialist motherland is showing a vigorous, full of vigorous activity, high-spirited attitude to stride into the next century.

The president has so far taken these impending departures in his stride.

Instead of flying off the handle every time something bad happens, you could take it all in stride.

Look upon it with a degree of indifference but not because you do not care, but because you can take it in your stride.

Rhythm: As noted above, athletes who run with an exaggerated stride length tend to be inefficient and tire quickly.

Seventy years have been passed and we did not make any progress, or even go backward in great stride.

The humanism thinks , read classics being able to stride over the time and space chasm, survival state and mindset improving human being.

Watching Angelina Jolie stride through a restaurant is to be given a lesson in how to avoid attracting attention in public.

He took it without blinking. 4. He took it all in stride.

Due to my ever loss, I now know to stop my stride now and again, appreciating the scene roadside.

a fast gait of a horse; a two -beat stride during which all four legs are off the ground simultaneously.

For now, everybody still waits for the president to break into his full stride.

Great beasts with six legs stride the land, and hiding from them are a young race of quick thinking beings.

Wear proper shoes. Your doctor may recommend a shoe that's especially suited for your foot type, your stride and your particular sport.

Jim appeared for commercials of, Quiznos toasted subs Stride gum , DiGiorno frozen pizza, a bank, and a health care product.

So far the markets have taken bad news in their stride, easily digesting the problems at two Bear Stearns hedge funds.

As the foremost leader of school, a principal takes the lead of the entire faculty as well as students to stride into the world.

I stride calmly through inky blackness over ground where we've recently spotted packs of coyotes and a stealthy mountain lion.

Hillary and I explained to Chelsea what was going on; she didn't like it but seemed to take it in stride.

Just then there is a ripple through the crowd, then gasps, cheers and applause as Obama lopes into the gym with a casual, knees-y stride.

Singing and Shouting the slogan, the parade stride across the square like a flood.

I do not have a turtle will not be able to stride over river, should be the champion of the turtle.

If your lower leg (below the knee) extends out in front of your body, your stride is too long.

The more powerfully you can push off the ground, the less effort each stride will take, and ultimately it will be easier to run faster.

I really wonder what they were thinking when they walked by, I mean none of them hesitated in stride or composure, really.

Among the gait parameters, stride length is the most effective indicator of timed test and UPDRS III score improvements.

My mother had not passed this way for years. And the slimness and the stride were long past, too.

It is in its stride and already delicious, yet will perform well for a further four years.

When you are prepared in advance for what is coming up, it enables you to set your mind to taking it all in your stride.

Investors took news of Mr. Jobs' departure in stride, pushing Apple shares down less than one percent in Thursday trading.

an impulsive stride , with one lurch to right and left of the shoulders brought him to the table.

Let us wipe off the sweat of youth and stride forward, listening to the spring thunder throughout the journey!

Markets initially took the Labor Party mutiny in stride, with the Australian dollar trading higher overseas as the initial shock wore off.

Running barefoot (or nearly barefoot) forces our body to run the way it was designed and corrects problems with our stride.

But these small rooms in which you stride so confidently are nothing compared with the boundless expanses of the universe.

I'm amazed at how Bill seems to take everything in stride.

When running free, the Afghan Hound moves at a gallop, showing great elasticity and spring in his smooth, powerful stride.

Hurdles A race in which a series of such barriers must be jumped without the competitors'breaking their stride.

You don't have to lift your knees high; just lift them fast, and move forward a few inches with each stride.

And should we learn to stop trying and let them stomp or glide or purposefully stride away from us and our anxious coverings?

When you believe you and your family can stride across every bumpy road, fear is in your control.

The reason smaller people use more energy is not due to a different gait or a less efficient metabolic rate per stride.

Miss Middleton said joining the Royal Family was a "daunting prospect" . "Hopefully I'll take it in my stride, " she added.

In doing so, he hopes to convince Citi's many critics that it is now opening its stride, not hunching its shoulders.

Take a wide stride, bend your front knee, and place a block between your knee and the wall.

''This kind of flexibility and adaptability is an essential part of island life and the youngsters take it all in their stride. ''

We had trouble early on before getting into our stride, but in the second half we had a few too many difficulties ". "

The hearings may shed more light on how the world's oldest profession has taken phone-hacking in its well-practised stride.

Beyond that, the strain of being large overcomes the benefits of a longer stride, says Dr MacNulty.

Just the same, it's one thing to pull a company out of the ashes, and quite another to fix it mid-stride.

So, the first robot to talk about is called STriDER.

walk, saunter, stride, trudge, shamble He strode into the station a few minutes before the train's departure.

He was slow on the turn and when starting to run, though once he got into his stride those long legs give him fair pace.

Later, after you get past the beginning stage, you can worry about stride length or turnover rate.

She took it in stride that she had little time.

Your hands control the tension in your upper body, while your arm swing works in conjunction with your leg stride to drive you forward.

When our spiritual exercises flag, it's important to catch our breath and get back to a steady stride of discipleship. Others are watching.

It takes quite a lot to throw Hillary Clinton off her stride, but Dai Bingguo, China's senior foreign policy official, just about managed.

Short hill repeats a few times a month will help your stride length, muscular strength and ankle flexibility.

So take the last challenges in your stride, knowing that your karma will be cleared before you rise up into the higher dimensions.

If your request for a raise is turned down this year, take it in stride and consider a longer-term view.

Informationization-China's Inevitable Choice in Its Endeavor to Stride Across "the Digital Gap"

you tell yourself, and stride purposefully to your desk where you get down to work. . . sorting your pencil cup.

performer, it is able to fly, stride forward, cure all hurts, and leave impact even if passed away.

For one thing, they often increase their stride rate, which could decrease stride length. They might land a little different.

British Airways is taking the criticism in stride, arguing that MacDonald's intentions have been misunderstood.

The combination nets marathonitis, an acute condition that demands stairs be taken backward and the size of a stride be cut in half.

With a large toe parallel to the other toes, the prints indicate a modern upright stride, the researchers said.

Others have seen signs of a bent-knee, bent-hip stride characteristic of modern chimpanzees.

Your years in DGS will have prepared you to take them on with confidence and in stride .

On a hockey skate, the runner is the furthest away from the core muscles of the legs that power your stride.

Bend your elbows, flex your hips and torso, relax your chest and shoulders and take brisk steps at a comfortable but challenging stride.

Tonga, long an autocratic monarchy, took a giant stride towards democracy in November, when the country chose its first elected government.

A tall creature, whose eyes were large and brown, whose face was rosy and ironical, entered with a manly stride.

Let us join hands to stride towards such a goal.

Some ants, when they arrived at the feeding station, had the ends of their legs amputated, to shorten their stride length.

It was during these years that Leonardo hit his stride, reaching new heights of scientific and artistic achievement.

To realize big-stride development in its software industry, China must have a hold of the latest development trend of software technology.

Whatever faces you take it in your stride and do not allow it to bring any fear into your life.

By keeping your arm swing lower and quicker, your legs will stay lower to the ground -- resulting in a shorter stride.

a plain that was broken by low hills; caught the ball without breaking stride.

Durable synthetic outer sole absorbs impact and provides grip for a confident stride.

Wenger also believes his players are starting to hit their stride this season after making it three wins in a row in all competitions.

Rubber outsole absorbs shock and flexes naturally with your stride.

Analysis also found that everyone used the same amount of energy per stride, regardless of height.

Viewed from the side, the reasonably long, ? reaching? stride is smooth and even, keeping the back line firm and level.

KEPLER, America's planet-hunting space probe, is now really getting into its stride.

So, how were we able to take on such life-changing decisions in stride?

Although it's tempting to over stride, avoid taking huge leaping steps to reduce the pounding on your legs.

If you snip off one leg of a cockroach, it will shift gaits with the other five without losing a stride.

China is now planning the stride forward from large aviation industry to power one.

This first stride will be a quick one, but the impact from what you learn may change your life.

Probably, the researchers concluded, tighter muscles allow "for greater elastic energy storage and use" during each stride.

Most of these problems a computer could take in its stride.

"The fact that he is walking ahead and her stride is so wide to keep up isn't good either, " Dr. Glass says.

My feet are spending less time on the ground, and I've increased my stride frequency.

Language; Spoken English; Stride over culture social intercourse; Spoken language ability.

That's why some people react so angrily to certain situations, like losing a parking space, while others take it in stride.

The stride towards building a digitally connected city and keeping up as a leading digital city is a long-term endeavour.

STRIDE is an acronym for the spectrum of security threats your application may face.

No. This amounts to helping the economy regain enough momentum to then take deficit reduction in its stride.

In this way, people of all ethnic groups in Tibet took a socialist road, and made a historical stride in the field of social systems.

The forequarters receive the drive from the rear with a smooth reaching stride.

He was delighted that with every stride he was gaining on Hadji Murad and getting close to him.

Cadbury became the world's largest confectionery company in 2003 after buying up a number of gum brands, including Trident and Stride.

When a problem is presented to you, simply take it in stride.

A computer can take most of these problems in its stride.

How Should Zhejiang Civilian-run Enterprises Stride Over the "Safety Barrier"

At JackRabbit Sports, a salesperson typically videotapes customers running on a treadmill to figure out what type of stride they have.

In the west jobs, growth and debt are on bleak trajectories whereas most emerging market members have taken the crisis in their stride.

If someone pokes fun at your mattress on the floor, or teases you about your empty cabinets, smile and take it in stride.

For most runners, stride turnover stays the same at various paces and speed changes are accomplished by altering their stride length.

Keep your stride short, so you're not putting stress on your hamstrings and your shin muscles.

They were more consistent and found their stride in the right moment of the season.

Many builders barely broke stride. They turned to underground banks that are part of China's thriving gray market.

Keep your feet low to the ground. Your stride turnover will pick up, so try to keep your steps short and quick.

Datong Coal Mine Group has gone through 60 years with the growth and stride of the great motherland.

Whether you stroll, saunter, amble or stride, walking is good for you.

a long, smooth stride; the fluid motion of a cat; the liquid grace of a ballerina; liquid prose.

Never abandon yourself stride forward. Forge ahead. Strenght is in your struggling to the goal.

Regular games help you get into your stride and can give you some much-needed rhythm, but it's not affected my self-belief.

In the stretch, Speckled Band broke stride, galloped home madly , was summarily disqualified and placed fourth.

Moments later, however, he was once again walking in that slow purposeful stride toward the woods.

High-density rubber outsole provides shock absorption and durability to maintain your sturdy stride.

Vladimir Putin, Russia's present prime minister and then its president, took this in his stride.

He caught up and walked in stride with her.

Only in this way China could ensure a great stride in technology and a long-term economic growth.

Take Everything in Stride. Deadlines, tough bosses, rude clients, slow computers. Don't make them into large dramas.

Never seek in hesitation, awaken, just do it, forget about what others may say, never mind a shit, and stride forward!

"It's good exercise, " jokes Tima, not breaking stride, his exhausted son asleep in his arms.

A triathlete's stride is critical to his or her running performance.

The mass of people took the war in stride , without emotional excitement or hysteria .

I'm much better able to take things in stride than in years past.

If the bright lights blinds your eyes, my love will get you home. If your troubles break your stride, my love will get you home.

Some athletes have a stride that eases across the ground with grace and composure while others appear to strain with every step.

Stride across the page like a GIANT!

The photo itself is also of profound meaning: the whole nation is making concerted efforts to stride into the glorious new century.

Each of them has a different stride and a unique expression.

Research has shown that stride length alone increases when an individuals running speed increases.

The attention then focused on Juan Manuel Vargas, who has yet to hit his stride in Tuscany after moving from Catania in the summer.

My stride places me in this category and I love the Asics GT-2140 shoes.

This lefty has the long stride, and the leg drive, but not enough to overcome just how long that stride is.

He would go to the Auditorium where the people would be gathered, still. He would stride to the stage and command their attention.

Other input costs have also crept up, including for iron ore and steel, but many companies are taking these, too, in stride.

That results in a larger angle to the ankle and a shorter stride length, the study showed.

Jim Stride, managing director at Axa Investment Management, added: "There will be dividend cuts in most sectors. "

A reasonably long stride is desirable and this should be light and appear quite effortless.

Electronic medical record (EMR) can record the history record in diagram and text. EMR can stride over the restrict of time and space.

Alan Greenspan, former chairman of the Federal Reserve, was not even getting into his stride at 60.

For while Europe's leaders rail against profits and wealth, its firms stride into new markets and rack up giant profits.

In other words, Ruby on Rails has hit the mainstream enterprise market in stride, no matter what some critics may argue.

walk fast, with regular or measured steps; walk with a stride.

In order to avoid confusion with cycling we are going to refer to a full revolution as a stride.

Shorten your stride. When it comes to form, the most common mistake distance runners make, especially beginners, is they over stride.

In 2009, Stride for a Cure welcomed more than 2, 500 participants, with an expectation to reach their HK$3million fundraising target.

A short, low arm swing is the key to keeping your stride short and close to the ground.

When running with the proper stride length, your feet should land directly underneath your body.

Keep your hips under your shoulders and make sure your stride is short, with your feet close to the ground.

Extended heel counter and built-in contoured heel stabilizer delivers support to keep your sturdy stride.

Firstly sprinting emphasizes stride length and stride frequency.

Not all German politicians have managed to take such assaults in their stride.

So far, markets have taken those moves in stride.

It's Friday and you stride triumphantly from work with your first weeks' wage in your hand.

Running outdoor demands more from your body because you're propelling your body forward stride for stride.

The mortgage boom began after 2001, and within a couple of years it was in full stride.

Some runners assume that a longer stride will improve their speed or running efficiency, but that's not the case.

However, gold investors took the rate increases in stride.

Investors have taken the rate adjustment in their stride.

Some people find retiring difficult, but he has taken it all in his stride.

Just be sure that your partner can keep up with your stride.

A life of tedious isolation - or an ability to take challenge in your stride?

The company will stride forward towards higher goal in the future.

This week, the House will produce its counterpart bill, moving the prospect of actual legislation another stride closer.

Let burning bones be your guide, As on your journey you boldly stride.

take it all in on your stride , it is sticking , falling down.

The retreat in bonds suggested markets were taking the ISM news in stride after days of dismal economic news.

Financial innovation development makes stride in recent years.

You take things in your stride, effectively communicate your feelings and are good at reading your partner's emotional cues.

With each stride the leg accelerates and then decelerates , using energy both for moving and braking.