The third research question addresses the question of how much motion is present at the stem-cement and cement-bone interfaces for radiographically well-fixed components as compared to loose components.
The presence of such large-scale motions raises the question of how the cellular and tissue level motions are related to one-another.
"I've extracted a motion signature of how different people move regardless of the action -- for instance, walking or climbing," she said.
As the referees say, what ultimately matters is how well the animal can control its behavior, and the direction of motion is clearly more useful for orienting behaviors than the speed of motion, independently of how broad the velocity distribution is.
The question of whether to accept, and of how to interpret, absolute space, time and motion, and the related question of how to conceive of the relation between Newton's work in natural philosophy and the flourishing Leibnizian-Wolffian metaphysics on the Continent, continued to drive conversations in the middle of the eighteenth century.
The question of how many motion cycles were necessary to evaluate wear to collagen plugs has not been answered satisfactorily as of yet.
A fellow who has as much style as Moore tends to overestimate the intellect — he develops the kind of Faustian mind that will throw itself against the problem of perpetual motion, or of how to pick horses first, second, third, and fourth in every race.
Such changes raise the question of how protein motions affect the chemical step.
"If the government does vote against this motion, it does raise the question of how serious it was to them," he said.
An intriguing shift in the language Spinoza uses in the PCP to articulate the Cartesian laws of motion is suggestive of how Spinozistic and Cartesian inertia may differ.
