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Correction to "The complementary dominance hypothesis: A model for remediating the 'good' hand in stroke survivors". [PDF]
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ACM Transactions on Programming Languages and Systems, 1998
A new compilation technique for left-linear term-rewriting systems is presented, where rewrite rules are transformed into so-called minimal rewrite rules. These minimal rules have such a simple form that they can be viewed as instructions for an abstract rewriting machine (ARM).
Fokkink, Wan J. +2 more
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A new compilation technique for left-linear term-rewriting systems is presented, where rewrite rules are transformed into so-called minimal rewrite rules. These minimal rules have such a simple form that they can be viewed as instructions for an abstract rewriting machine (ARM).
Fokkink, Wan J. +2 more
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Measuring Methods for Functional Reach Test: Comparison of 1-Arm Reach and 2-Arm Reach
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 2009Kage H, Okuda M, Nakamura I, Kunitsugu I, Sugiyama S, Hobara T. Measuring methods for functional reach test: comparison of 1-arm reach and 2-arm reach.To investigate which functional reach test better reflects the center of pressure excursion, a 1-arm reach or a 2-arm reach, and to investigate the effect of trunk rotation on the reach distance in a 1 ...
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Visuo‐motor transformations for arm reaching
European Journal of Neuroscience, 1998AbstractVisuomanual co‐ordination requires the merging of ocular and arm information in a common frame of reference. Here we consider behavioural evidence in humans for the use of a viewer‐centred frame in the specification of end point positions of reaching. We then review anatomical and neurophysiological data in the non‐human primate that indicate a
F. Lacquaniti, CAMINITI, Roberto
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Multijoint arm control: beyond reaching
Proceedings of the 25th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (IEEE Cat. No.03CH37439), 2004We present a set of recent results on the control of movements in which the hand interacts with force fields that simulate the presence of dynamical objects and of surface boundaries. These experiments exploit the possibility of using human/robot interactions for exploring if and how the smoothness is enforced by the adaptive control system.
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Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 2002
AN ARMS PACT EXPECTED TO be formally signed late last week by President George W. Bush and Russian President Vladimir Putin will cut both countries' strategic nuclear weapons by two-thirds over the next 10 years. A chorus of arms control experts applauds the deal but warns that it is unlikely to diminish the threat of nuclear terrorism and may even ...
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AN ARMS PACT EXPECTED TO be formally signed late last week by President George W. Bush and Russian President Vladimir Putin will cut both countries' strategic nuclear weapons by two-thirds over the next 10 years. A chorus of arms control experts applauds the deal but warns that it is unlikely to diminish the threat of nuclear terrorism and may even ...
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Human Arm Motion Prediction in Reaching Movements
2021 30th IEEE International Conference on Robot & Human Interactive Communication (RO-MAN), 2021There is an increasing interest in accurately predicting natural human arm motions for areas like human-robot interaction, wearable robots, and ergonomic simulations. This paper studies the problem of predicting natural fingertip and joint trajectories in human arm reaching movements.
Alexander Nguyen, Biyun Xie
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2023
Abstract This chapter examines the largest part of Coca-Cola’s massive greenhouse gas footprint in the twenty-first century: its refrigeration systems. Drawing on interviews with company officials inside the firm, it documents how Coca-Cola’s interest in rural markets slowed the firm’s transition from climate-changing hydrofluorocarbons (
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Abstract This chapter examines the largest part of Coca-Cola’s massive greenhouse gas footprint in the twenty-first century: its refrigeration systems. Drawing on interviews with company officials inside the firm, it documents how Coca-Cola’s interest in rural markets slowed the firm’s transition from climate-changing hydrofluorocarbons (
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