He had slicked-back hair, sharp green eyes, and wore a gray Marc Jacobs windbreaker and dressy rubber-soled walking shoes.
While the shoe more closely resembles an L. L.Bean-type soft-soled walking shoe than anything by Jimmy Choo, "these were probably quite expensive shoes, made of leather, very high quality," said one of the lead scientists, Gregory Areshian, of the Cotsen Institute of Archaeology at the University of California, Los Angeles.
Instantaneous resultant slipping speed and position of sensor relative to the shoe sole and walking direction explained 41% of the fluid pressure variability.
Stryker tinkered with a rubber heel to protect the sole of walking casts and experimented with a rigid frame for turning bed-bound victims with spinal injury [ 45, 53].
It is encountered infrequently in both type 1 and type 2 diabetic patients presenting with continuous burning pain, particularly in the soles ("like walking on burning sand") with nocturnal exacerbation.
Whatever, he lived and a woman died, having committed the sole crime of walking along the wrong street at the wrong time.
In other words, picture this very large "hippie" character whose sole activity is walking up and down Main Street Sedona waving at cars.
On occasions when it has not been possible to fit a shoe, we have used an extension to the fixator (built from Ilizarov fixator components) and bolted on a walking sole.
As anthropologists are fond of pointing out, our anthropocentric view of H. sapiens as the culminating pinnacle of a progressive scheme of evolution is fed by an odd quirk of recent history, namely that since the demise of Neanderthals 30,000 or so years ago, ours is the sole hominin species walking the planet.
"For some people it helps, but I think it depends on your state of mind," Ms. Wright said, finger walking the sole, working from heel to toe and back again, easily inducing a sense of deep calm even if connections to lower back pain seemed more dubious.
