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Fencing is a sport in which two people attempt to score points by making their weapon (epee, foil, or saber) contact their opponent. The most common types of injury seen in fencing are weapon injuries; strains, sprains, and trauma; and nontraumatic injuries, the pathologic findings of which are discussed in this article.
Andreia-Ileana, Murgu +1 more
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To appear in IEEE transactions on Circuits and Systems for Video Technology (T-CSVT)
Yadong Mu, Wei Liu 0005, Shuicheng Yan
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To Fence or Not to Fence [PDF]
Fences must be used with care in biodiversity conservation to avoid unintended consequences.
Rosie Woodroffe +2 more
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Fencing enclosures play an important role in improving ecological quality. There is a direct impact of implementing fencing enclosures on the change in soil quality.
Zijia Wang +6 more
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A Suggested Model to Re-build swimming pools using B.O.O.T [PDF]
The researcher used the descriptive “survey” method as it suits the nature of this study.
Samah Mohamed Amin Halawa
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Proposed Model for Marketing Logistical Services at the Egyptian Fencing Federation [PDF]
The study aims to propose a model for marketing logistical services at the Egyptian Fencing Federation, focusing on the following goals:1. Identifying the logistical service requirements at the Egyptian Fencing Federation.2.
Mohamed Hosny, ahmed galal
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The Effect of Using Specific Strength Trainings-Based Educational Therapy Style on the Treatment of Learning Girls in Front Crawl [PDF]
Issam Abdel-Khalek (2003) indicates that specific strength trainings are sports movements whose formation is similar, in terms of the performance of skills such as strength, time path of strength and direction of muscle action, to the performed movements.
Riham Ahmed Fadel Abdul-Aziz
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To combat worldwide decline in biodiversity, many conservation strategies have been developed to counter anthropogenic threats. Among these is roadside barrier fencing designed to mitigate road mortality, a major threat to many terrestrial vertebrates ...
Matthew R. Macpherson +3 more
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The Effect of Using Stimulus-Supported Flotation Tools on the Learning of Some Basic Swimming Skills for Blind Children [PDF]
This research aims at identifying the effect of using stimulus-supported flotation tools on the learning of some basic swimming skills (getting used to water – breathing – horizontal flotation on the front and recovery – horizontal float on the back
Reda Salem
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“En garde – un, deux!”: Military Sabre Fencing in Nineteenth-century Switzerland
This article presents recent research into military fencing in Switzerland, with a focus on manuals and regulation written to help instructors teach sabre fencing in Swiss officers’ schools.
Mathijs Roelofsen
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