Remember their usage and meaning.
Among the many discussions of the problem of motion and the meaning of Mach's Principle the reader may wish to consult (Barbour and Pfister (1995), Barbour (2001), Brown (2005), DiSalle (2006)).
For example, if participants were asked to press a button that required extension of the arm away from the body when reading the sentence "Mary pulled the drawer toward herself," it would take longer to judge this sentence as sensical than the condition where the motion and semantic meaning of the sentence were aligned.
The book is written as four parts: "The Facts of Life, Lifefe at Rest," "Life in Motion," and "The Meaning of Life," covering the essentials of cell and molecular biology; understanding mechanical equilibrium at multiple scales; modeling dynamics of motion; and bioinformatics.
To support this feature, the Cooling is packed with ambient light, motion and noise sensors, meaning that not all household members need to be running the app.
When you get the ball, you need to quickly advance it down the court, and once you've crossed the half court line, you cannot toss the ball back, or the ref will blow the whistle, make a swinging arm motion, meaning "over and back," and you lose possession.
Keep your weight centered throughout whole motion, centered meaning in between your shoulders and parallel.
This is a motion verb meaning "to pass/go along" (CAD: IV, p. 384; Sachs and Hunger 1988, p. 30).
The pair are not allowed to speak English: "I make some guttural sounds and some motions meaning: Big rain come down, and boom, make goats run, goats now away, away in high hills".
