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An examination of e-HRM as a means to increase the value of the HR function [PDF]
, 2011 This article examines the potential use of e-human resource management (e-HRM) as ameans to increase the value of the human resources (HR) function, within theframework of the resource-based view.
Parry, Emma, Emma Parry
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The Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences, 2018 Studies were undertaken at the appraisal phase (2003), concurrent stage (2005-2010) and terminal phase (2012). At the appraisal stage, PRA exercise was done by a multi-disciplinary team of scientists in the villages of Ureeka and Pipli of Chirawa Tehsil ...
J P S DABAS +5 more
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A new view of responses to first-time barefoot running. [PDF]
, 2015 We examined acute alterations in gait and oxygen cost from shod-to-barefoot running in habitually-shod well-trained runners with no prior experience of running barefoot.
Wilkinson, Mick +3 more
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Minimum cost of transport in human running is not ubiquitous [PDF]
, 2015 Purpose\ud \ud This study explores recent claims that humans exhibit a minimum cost of transport (CoTmin) for running which occurs at an intermediate speed, and assesses individual physiological, gait and training characteristics.\ud \ud Methods\ud \ud ...
Cher, Pei Hua +2 more
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Poole bay and harbour strategy study. Computational modelling studies. [PDF]
, 2003 In November 2001 HR Wallingford undertook numerical modelling studies as part of the Poole Bay coastal defence strategy study. The specific scope of work comprised studies to improve the knowledge of sediment transport patterns under waves and tidal ...
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Managing change – can HR software help? [PDF]
, 2015 With the pace of change in the HR and wider business environment seemingly becoming ever-faster, Human Resources teams have a real challenge on their hands to manage any resulting disruption.
Tomkinson, Emma +3 more
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Heart Rate Dynamics and Quantifying Physical Fatigue in Canadian Football
Applied SciencesThe cardiac response to physical exertion is linked to factors such as age, work intensity, and fitness levels. The primary objective of this study was to characterize within-session changes in cardiac response to running in Canadian football athletes ...
Abdullah Zafar +6 more
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Energy Cost of Running Related to Running Intensity and Peak Oxygen Uptake
, 2017 The hypotheses that a) a positive correlation between running oxygen uptake (VO2run) and peak oxygen uptake (VO2peak) is caused by a higher caloric equivalent and/or more reliance on anaerobic metabolic energy in subjects with lower VO2peak and that b ...
Leithäuser RM +3 more
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Validity and Reliability of Movesense HR+ ECG Measurements for High-Intensity Running and Cycling
SensorsLow-cost, portable devices capable of accurate physiological measurements are attractive tools for coaches, athletes, and practitioners. The purpose of this study was primarily to establish the validity and reliability of Movesense HR+ ECG measurements ...
Raúl Martín Gómez +4 more
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Maximal physiological responses to deep and shallow water running.
, 1999 The maximal physiological responses to treadmill running (TMR), shallow water running (SWR) and deep water running (DWR) while wearing a buoyancy vest were compared in 15 trained male runners.
Reilly, Thomas +8 more
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