walking speed

collocation in English

meanings of walkingand speed

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walking
noun[U]
uk /ˈwɔː.kɪŋ/ us /ˈwɑː.kɪŋ/
the activity of going for a walk, especially ...
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speed
noun
uk /spiːd/ us /spiːd/
how fast ...
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Examples of walking speed

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Optimization results with constrained walkingspeed.
The walkingspeed is set to be 1 (m/s).
The desired walkingspeed was 0.7 m/s.
The static walkingspeed is approximately 0.05 m/s.
The walkingspeed is about 0.125 m/s.
The optimization is carried out considering relative importance of stability margin and walkingspeed.
In each group there was an increase in walkingspeed following treatment and decrease following control.
When the walkingspeed is 2.6 s/step, the trunk length is changed.
The desired walkingspeed and height are set at 0.4 m/s and 0.84 m, respectively.
Therefore, it cannot achieve the walkingspeed control all by itself.
When the trunk length is 0.6 m, the walkingspeed is changed.
Swing leg control, therefore, is the key mechanism for walkingspeed control.
This trend of the walkingspeed is the same as that of the step length.
The tradeoff between walkingspeed and stability margin are brought out.
In simulation, two parameters are considered: the length of the trunk and the walkingspeed.
For example, the walkingspeed, step length and step period are related.
The microprocessor adapts the damping to match the detected walkingspeed.
The impact of variations in parameters and walkingspeed on dynamic stability is also not addressed.
The actual step length is 0.35 m and the walkingspeed is about 0.625 m/s.
Both these two parameters directly change the walkingspeed and gait rhythm of the resulting locomotion.
However, changes in the ramp angle again show more effects in that the walkingspeed increases with the ramp angle.
Also, we can see that the diversion and conversion points are different depending on the walkingspeed.
Then, the mechanism try to modulate the walkingspeed so that the speed is even closer to the desired value.
The walkingspeed and the gravitational power are dictated by the step length, and consequently by the ramp angle.
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