means of locomotion

I could give them means of locomotion in the air or upon the ground.

The other is to get you used to walking again as a means of locomotion.

It made her wonder just exactly what their means of locomotion was, and then she decided that she'd really prefer not to find out.

Some animals even roll, though typically not as a primary means of locomotion.

The Blade came toward me, faster than a run, without any visible means of locomotion.

Fins first evolved on fish as a means of locomotion.

As we walked through the central passage I was able to get a closer look at the fort's means of locomotion.

But his main means of locomotion is a motorized scooter.

Some organisms use rolling as a means of locomotion.

Perhaps because their means of locomotion was hidden by the long voluminous skirt.

As a means of locomotion, its offerings were meager.

Kangaroos are the only large animals to use hopping as a means of locomotion.

The principal means of locomotion represented is the automobile, indispensable to American civilization.

It was not easy to see how the remarkable transformation could be practically accomplished from one means of locomotion to the other.

Jumpers: Robots which propel themselves off the ground as a means of locomotion.

"We now come to their means of locomotion.

Yet flight is our ordinary means of locomotion.

Jet propulsion is their fastest means of locomotion, followed by swimming and walking.

A means of locomotion would need to be developed to traverse distances between waterholes.

As a main means of locomotion, this is usually found in bipeds or semi-bipeds.

Feet are the principal means of locomotion along the capital's broad, traffic-free avenues.

The boat began to move, by what means of locomotion Kurgan could not determine.

Like other passive species lacking any means of locomotion, he had little choice but to rely on fate and hope for the best.

Will this means of locomotion allow us to visit those suns which swarm in the firmament?

The few cars on the road aroused a faint desire for some easier means of locomotion, but otherwise they caused him no trouble.