Information Circular 6161 , Signaling from Cazos at Rest or in Motion , admirably
describes the Park Utah system and is hore quoted in part . 27 Signaling the
hoisting engineer at shaft and slope mines is an im - : portant feature in safe and
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Author: Carl Belser
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Activity , as used in mechanics , would signify a power of spontaneous motion ;
such a power , for example , as accompanies vitality . If a mass of matter , being
at rest and uninfluenced by any external agency , could put itself in motion , then
it ...
Author: Dionysius Lardner
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Is it enough that he ceufes 10 will its repose ? if so , I have hitherto made no
advance ; for that Motion will be equally the privation of Rest , as Rest of Motion . I
suppose then that God defifts to will the Rest of this Bowlį but supposing it , I see
it ...
Author: Nicolas Malebranche
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thought as that critical conflict between action and stillness, that struggle between
the athletic body in motion and at rest. What emerges from these struggles, what
is gathered into it, is an American conflict that long precedes Artest, a conflict ...
Author: Grant Farred
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ISBN: 9781452941097
Category: Philosophy
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In Motion, At Rest takes up the event as a philosophical problem from a novel perspective. Grant Farred examines three infamous events in sport, arguing that theorizing the event through sport makes possible an entirely original way of thinking about it. In the first event, Ron Artest committed a flagrant foul in a National Basketball Association game, which provoked fans to hurl both invectives and beer cups. Artest and some teammates then attacked the fans. Drawing from Alain Badiou, Farred suggests that this event extends far beyond Artest and into the actions of many others, including those of Rosa Parks, Jackie Robinson, and Emmett Till. In the second event Eric Cantona—a professional footballer (soccer player)—was ejected from a game. On his way to the locker room a fan verbally assaulted him, and in response Cantona kicked the fan. Farred utilizes Gilles Deleuze’s insights on cinema to theorize “the most famous kung-fu kick in football.” In the third event, Zinedine Zidane, captain of the French national team, head butted an opposing player. Applying concepts from Jacques Derrida, Farred explores xenophobia and the politics of immigration. Throughout, Farred shows how what was already inherent in the event is opened to new possibilities for understanding ontological being by thinking about sport philosophically.This is usually called the first law of motion. The inability of a body, whether at
rest or in motion, to change its state, is often called inertia. 51. An unbalanced
Force must act upon a Body in order to put it in Motion, or to change the Direction
or ...
Author: William James Rolfe
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Category: Physics
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motion when the body or its parts occupy successively different positions in
space . But we cannot judge of the state of rest or motion of a body without
referring it to the positions of other bodies ; and hence rest and motion must be
considered ...
Author: Edward Albert Bowser
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Category: Mechanics, Analytic
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motion when the body or its parts occupy successively different positions in
space . But we cannot judge of the state of rest or motion of a body without
referring it to the positions of other bodies ; and hence rest and motion must be
considered ...
Author: Edward Albert Bowser
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at rest , yet in motion . 73 ARISTOTELES . The one both at rest , if in regarded as
being all its parts , is in itself ; and therefore the Parmenides . one must be itself in
itself and also in another . PARMENIDES , Certainly . The one then , being of ...
Author: Plato
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MOTION. AND. AT. REST. So I'm over at the Hortons with my stretcher and mini-
van and my able apprentice, young Matt Sheffler, because they found old George
, the cemetery sexton, dead in bed this Thursday morning in ordinary time.
Author: Thomas Lynch
Publisher: Random House
ISBN: 9781446484951
Category: Biography & Autobiography
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The facts of life and death remain the same. We live and die, we love and grieve, we breed and disappear. And between these existential gravities, we search for meaning, save our memories, leave a record for those who will remember us.'So writes Thomas Lynch in Bodies in Motion and at Rest - the second collection of essays by the award-winning author of The Undertaking.As poet and funeral director, Lynch examines the relations between the literary and the mortuary arts - the connection between obsequies and prosodies; the effort to give voice to unspeakable things: great love, great heartbreak, great wonder, great pain; how icons, metaphors and ritualised speech are engaged in poems and in funerals.The essays assembled here explore a species at the intersection of millennia, beleaguered by choices and changes, encumbered by merger and acquisition, numbed by maths and technologies, in search of the meaning of Life and Time, our lives and times. In an age that seeks to define human experience in retail, high-tech or pop-psyche terms, these wise, exquisite essays explore the distance between birth and death, the condition of the human being and the state of ceasing to be.Motion is so well known by the sight and touch , that to use words to give a clear
idea of it , would be in vain . Matter , or body , is indifferent to motion , or rest .
There is as much force required to put a body , which is in motion , at rest ; as
there ...
Author: John Locke
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For , This Something Else , When it Gave Motion to Matter , could not be Sure ,
Certain , that It would be obeyed ; or , disobeyed : Parts Ordered to remain at
Rest , might have gone into Motion ; Parts Ordered into Motion might have
remained at ...
Author: Francis Henry EGERTON (8th Earl of Bridgewater.)
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I do not mean that it is not in motion , and is , on that account , in a negative state ;
for , in the sense in which we use the word state , and in the sense in which we
think it should always be used , neither motion nor rest , as such , is a state of ...
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Laws X. ATHENIAN , others at rest . Of motion ten kinds :" on an axis ; Ath . Come
, then , and if ever we are to call upon the Gods , let us call upon them now in all
seriousness to come to the demonstration of their own existence . And so ...
Author: Plato
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Motion and Rest are both of them Entia or Realities . Both agree in a tertium quid
- distinct from both . But how can distinct from both ? able : Ens or Reality
includes alike one and the other . The true philosopher therefore cannot agree
with ...
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THERE are few errors more common , than that of supposing that the movement
of a body , once set in motion , ceases because its force is worn out or spent . The
state of motion is as natural to a body as that of rest ; and no change can be ...
Author: William Benjamin CARPENTER
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When questions of this sort are asked of me , are in motion ; my safest answer
would appear to be as follows : Some others at rest . one says to me , ' O Stranger
, are all things at rest and nothing in motion , or is the exact opposite of this true ...
Author: Plato
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This separation of bodies is reciprocal , hence it is a matter of choice which shall
be considered at rest . Besides its own proper motion in reference to the bodies
in its immediate vicinity , a body can participate in very many other motions : the ...
Author: Richard Falckenberg
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ISBN: UOM:39015064570933
Category: Philosophy, Modern
Page: 655
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A body at the Principia , are three : - 1st , Every body rest not only resists , but
gives an impetus to perseveres in its present state , whether of the body that
strikes it . And & body in motion or rest , until it is inade to change motion coming
against ...
Author: Thomas Reid
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ISBN: UVA:X002119904
Category: Free will and determinism
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When then does it change , for it cannot change either when at rest , or when in
motion , or when in time ? It cannot . And has this strange thing in which it is at the
time of changing a real existence ? What is that ? The moment . For the moment ...
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A body is in a state of absolute rest when it continues in the same position in
space . We know of no body absolutely at rest ; for the earth and the heavenly
bodies are known to be in motion . A body is relatively at rest when it preserves
the ...
Author: Elias Loomis
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ISBN: NYPL:33433066393954
Category: Physics
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