During walking, edge-loading (predominantly superiorly at the 12 o'clock position), was observed in all nine hips (100%) in the pseudotumour group compared with five of 21 hips (24%) in the group without pseudotumours.
Helvellyn is also home to two knife-edge arête walks – Striding Edge and Swirral Edge.
It is where most visitors start, walking the edge of a dizzying gorge and feeling overpowered by the majesty – and the spray – of Victoria Falls.
I was walking the edge of Central Park.
You're somehow never as in touch with life as you are when you're walking the edge of it.
Rather, as Jesse Prinz (2006) argues, it may only indicate that they "did not have enough experience walking on edges to anticipate the bodily affordances of the visual world".
walking and edging past you in full gym kit while saying "sorry" and "sorry mate"; or iii.
It interests him to walk the edge of risk.
Barbara Bogart, formerly at Mesa Grill and TriBeCa Grill, walks an edge.
Admit it, it is fun to watch these Giants, who not long ago were conservative and dull, walk the edge.
"We walked the edge" between an intelligent use of history and kitsch, Ms. Andrei, the architect, said.
