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External Match Load in Women's Collegiate Lacrosse

Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research, 2020
Abstract Devine, NF, Hegedus, EJ, Nguyen, A-D, Ford, KR, and Taylor, JB. External match load in women's collegiate lacrosse. J Strength Cond Res 36(2): 503–507, 2022—Quantifying external loads during athletic activities, particularly game-level competition, can provide objective data for the management of athlete performance, late-stage ...
Natalie F, Devine, Eric J, Hegedus, Anh-Dung, Nguyen, Kevin R, Ford, Jeffrey B, Taylor   +4 more
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EXTERNAL LOADS AND FOUNDATIONS FOR PIPES

Journal AWWA, 1971
The stress on a buried water pipeline will vary with the soil surrounding the pipe and the shape of the excavation. The reasons for this phenomenon and ways in which it can be used to the advantage of the pipe installer are described.
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Three-dimensional load measurements in an external fixator

Journal of Biomechanics, 2004
On the basis of a six-degree-of-freedom adjustable fracture reduction hexapod external fixator, a system which can be used for measuring axial and shear forces as well as torsion and bending moments in the fixator in vivo was developed. In a pilot study on 9 patients (7 fresh fractures and 2 osteotomies of the tibia), the load in the fixator during the
K, Seide, N, Weinrich, M E, Wenzl, D, Wolter, C, Jürgens   +4 more
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Grip force control of predictable external loads

Experimental Brain Research, 2007
The grip force used to grasp and hold an object is modulated synchronously and precisely with a self-produced load indicating predictive feedforward control. It is unclear whether an externally produced load can be anticipated with similar feedforward-timing and precision if it can be predicted, e.g., because it has a periodic time course.
J, Hermsdörfer, H, Blankenfeld
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The deformation of external fixation devices during loading

International Orthopaedics, 1983
The stability of four different types of external fixation devices was studied when they were subjected to torsion, bending and deformation under axial compression. The most stable fixation was achieved when the bone ends were in contact. The frames were weakest when the stress was applied at right angles to the plane of the frame.
E O, Karaharju, K, Aalto
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Flight Load Investigation of Helicopter External Loads

1975
Abstract : Any cargo that is freely suspended from a helicopter fuselage, by any of several available methods, does not experience the same dynamic loads as the aircraft. For various reasons the load factors may be amplified and peak out of phase with those of the helicopter. This has long been suspected as a major contribution to premature failures in
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Effect of External Viscous Load on Head Movement

IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, 1984
Quantitative measurements of horizontal head rotation were obtained from normal human subjects intending to make "time optimal" trajectories between targets. By mounting large, lightweight vanes on the head, viscous damping B, up to 15 times normal could be added to the usual mechanical load of the head.
M H, Nam, V, Lakshminarayanan, L W, Stark   +2 more
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Integrating the Internal and External Training Loads in Soccer

International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance, 2014
Purpose:This study aimed to assess the relationships of fitness in soccer players with a novel integration of internal and external training load (TL).Design:Ten amateur soccer players performed a lactate threshold (LT) test followed by a soccer simulation (Ball-Sport Endurance and Sprint Test [BEAST90mod]).Methods:The results from the LT test were ...
Akubat, Ibrahim, Barrett, Steve, Abt, Grant   +2 more
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The influence of external load configuration on trunk biomechanics and spinal loading during sudden loading

Ergonomics, 2018
Sudden loading is a major risk factor for work-related lower back injuries among occupations involving manual material handling (MMH). The current study explored the effects of external weight configuration on trunk biomechanics and trunk rotational stiffness in the sagittal plane during sudden loading.
Saman, Madinei, Hossein, Motabar, Xiaopeng, Ning   +2 more
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Spinal loads as influenced by external loads: A combined in vivo and in silico investigation

Journal of Biomechanics, 2015
Knowledge of in vivo spinal loads and muscle forces remains limited but is necessary for spinal biomechanical research. To assess the in vivo spinal loads, measurements with telemeterised vertebral body replacements were performed in four patients.
Thomas, Zander, Marcel, Dreischarf, Hendrik, Schmidt, Georg, Bergmann, Antonius, Rohlmann   +4 more
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