"Tings in Boots was the first one: I liked it, Stryder liked it, Slix liked it; we came up with a little hook, and went down Locomotion's house.
Moreover, only a few genes were assigned with "biological adhesion" (GO: 0022610), "locomotion" (GO: 0040011), "viral reproduction" (GO: 0016032) or "electron carrier" (GO: 0009055) GO terms.
We have added a figure showing that the relationship between EPSC rates goes up at locomotion onset, and down on locomotion termination.
The GO term "locomotion" is enriched among the CNVs with higher copy number in Black Angus, while among the CNV gains in Holstein the terms "reproduction", "reproductive process", "membrane-enclosed lumen", and "enzyme regulator activity" are enriched.
"Moreover, these highly articulated devices can co-ordinate their internal degrees of freedom to perform a variety of locomotion capabilities that go beyond the capabilities of conventional wheeled and the recently developed legged robots".
"Using policies trained in simulation," the team writes in the paper, "the quadrupedal machine achieves locomotion skills that go beyond what had been achieved with prior methods: ANYmal is capable of precisely and energy-efficiently following high-level body velocity commands, running faster than before, and recovering from falling even in complex configurations".
Yes, there is a great degree to which these works embody so much inherent excitement, drama and sheer locomotion that a competent performance cannot go far wrong.
She was, after all, then the songwriter behind such sweet slices of pop perfection as Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow and the Locomotion, and in just a few years' time she would go on to define the singer-songwriter era of the 70s with her second solo record, Tapestry.
By 2020 and beyond, one or more of the companies may have invented some revolutionary method of facilitating locomotion that both guarantees their survival, and renders the question you raise will countries go to war over energy resources?–moot.
Fortunately, Taylor proved mountainous not only in height but in locomotion, too; he was in no more of a hurry than I was to go anywhere, at any speed.
