"Surely not good for the joints," says reader keithron.
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For an elaboration on the complexities presented from considering pure joint production, readers can refer to the work of Salvadori (1982, 1985) and others.
This week's Clip joint is by Guardian reader Matt Clough.
With John Collins, reader and joint director of the Biocomputing Research Unit at Edinburgh University, he developed a suite of sequence-analysis programs.
Sixty-four image sets were selected, knowing the time sequence; approximately equal numbers of cases with repair, progression and equivocal or no change were included Cropped images of hands or feet containing the joint-of-interest with one or two adjacent joints to allow the reader to evaluate a change in radiographic positioning were selected.
There was an exact agreement between arthroscopic findings and MRI readings in 123 of 216 joint surfaces (57%) for reader 1 and in 102 of 216 (47%) for reader 2. As presented in Table 1, intra-observer agreement differed in the three compartments of the knee.
A book is a joint project between writer and reader, and for its alchemy to work, we must pour so much of ourselves into reading that our own life story can become braided with the story that's bound between the book's covers.
"Even if the affair is shifting from being a contemporary to a recent historical event, the shadow the movement has cast remains extensive," wrote Baffelli and Reader in a joint 2011 paper.
A similar focus on the capacity of poetry to engage poet and readers in the joint search for meaning in the external world is to be found in the work of poets such as Philippe Jaccottet, Eugène Guillevic, and Michel Deguy.
