I'm not exactly sure what your question is, but moving the leg that way would be "abduction".
Tensor fascias latae
Fibularis brevis & longus These muscles do not abduct the thigh...
The military "at ease" stance is achieved by separating the legs, stepping sideways with one leg to create an upside-down "V" shape of the legs. Technically, the thigh cannot move sideways (lateral), but the whole leg and foot moves sideways. The feet are set at approximately a shoulder-width apart. The hands are placed behind the back. The back of one hand rests against the lower waist, and the 2nd hand clasps over the 1st hand. The shoulders and upper back are erect but relaxed. The military person still keeps eyes forward and maintains a respectful attention to the superior military person.
Quadriceps muscles
The name of the song is Ease On Down, and this song did come from the play- the Wiz. Ease on down, Ease on down the Road... is the refrain.
"Conductivity."
fluidity
Mobility is the ability to move around with ease. If someone is imobile, then they cannot move around by themselves and must rely on something or someone.
Most droids can move across a variety of surfaces with ease
It would be harded to move!!
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You ease off on the accelerator and move the gear lever.