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Page 257
... movement are required , and a movement of the opposi- tion kind is the habitual one . Ellipsoid type . The ellipsoid is also a joint having two types of movement but allowing opposition movement only to a small degree . Its surfaces are ...
... movement are required , and a movement of the opposi- tion kind is the habitual one . Ellipsoid type . The ellipsoid is also a joint having two types of movement but allowing opposition movement only to a small degree . Its surfaces are ...
Page 731
... movement in animals is absolutely fundamental . Once an animal starts to evolve movement , as distinct from be- ing passively carried along by currents in the lake or sea or by wind , it may evolve in two directions : ( 1 ) it can ...
... movement in animals is absolutely fundamental . Once an animal starts to evolve movement , as distinct from be- ing passively carried along by currents in the lake or sea or by wind , it may evolve in two directions : ( 1 ) it can ...
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... movement were Pound and Eliot ; movement T.E. Hulme , a philosopher , aesthetician , and poet whose emphasis in his essays on the precise use of words and the psychological effect of juxtaposing concrete images pro- vided the movement's ...
... movement were Pound and Eliot ; movement T.E. Hulme , a philosopher , aesthetician , and poet whose emphasis in his essays on the precise use of words and the psychological effect of juxtaposing concrete images pro- vided the movement's ...
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