Because it sounds like something the Hall of Fame thinks constitutes later rock 'n' roll?
However, knee OA represents a degenerative process evolving over years and radiographic changes constitute later stages of OA.
These results, together with close examination of the object, confirm that the handles and the wick-holder are original to the object and that the foot constitutes a later addition.
(Chadwick [1981], Gibson [1981], Obertello [1974].) Together all these logical writings, both the translations and the others, constitute what later came to be called the "Old Logic" (= logica vetus).
These include: maintaining that Cup is later constituted by Tcup (where constitution does not imply identity); denying that Tcup is earlier a proper part of Cup; maintaining that Cup and Tcup are never identical, but only share a later temporal part in common; holding that the identity between the earlier Tcup and later Cup is not literal, but only loose and popular.
Mothers born in 1925 or later and alive, and registered in the population register in 1947, when National Registration Numbers (NRNs) were introduced, or later, constituted our cohort.
To the west, seeds were sown among the peoples who later constituted the nation of Hellas the Greeks.
Direct papal intervention in the appointment of bishops created severe tensions in France and even more so in Germany, which, with Burgundy and much of Italy, constituted what would later be called the Holy Roman Empire (see Researcher's Note).
The higher primary schools that were founded were suppressed by Roman Catholic conservatives in 1850 (their restoration later constituted one of the great positive services rendered by the Third Republic to the cause of popular education).
He used his wealth, in part, to promote idealistic social causes, notably the Guild of St. George, a pastoral community first planned in 1871 and formally constituted seven years later.
