Neither RLS nor PLMS should be confused with akathisia (inability to sit or stand still) in which patients complain of restlessness accompanied by movements such as fidgeting of the legs, rocking from foot to foot, pacing, or inability to sit or stand.
"When he's on his game, I don't think there's any better striker in Scotland - his all-round play, his strength, use of both feet, pace and he can finish.
But what it suggests is an alternative history of human development, one in which we could have moved no faster over land than our own foot-pace.
Every few minutes he leaps to his feet, paces restlessly around his spacious dressing room at the Theater Royal Haymarket, sits down, and immediately jumps up again.
With an intricate left foot, poise, pace and agility, he has the potential to become a star.
Everything he did was quicker: his hands, his feet, his pace.
This shoe can, if it chooses, determine things like gait, foot strike pressure, pace and even in-air motion of your feet.
And now he springs to his feet and paces up and down, talking about Nelly, trying to imagine how it was for her: "He was 45 … she was only 18.
Physical function was measured using the Mini Physical Performance Test MPPTT), 19 which includes the following tasks: pick-up-penny (a bending-over task), 50-foot usual-pace walking test, five complete chair-raises, and the progressive Romberg balance test, each ranging from 0 to 4 points with a score of 4 points indicating highest level of performance.
So with London's chronic shortage of high-end homes producing astronomical sale prices in recent years, landlords realized that they could make a handsome profit per square foot — and the pace of change quickened.
It will take time to adjust to playing off the back foot, against hostile pace, and she will need to learn to build an innings after sustained exposure to limited-overs cricket.
