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Limited joint mobility in power lifters
The American Journal of Sports Medicine, 1988In this study we compared the flexibility of 10 power lifters with 10 age-matched nonpower lifters as con trols. To do this, we used goniometric measurements, the behind the back reach test, and the sit and reach test. The sit and reach test was the only measurement that showed the flexibility of the power lifters to be greater than that of the ...
D E, Chang +2 more
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Limits of Predictability in Human Mobility
Science, 2010Predictable Travel RoutinesWhile people rarely perceive their actions to be random, current models of human activity are fundamentally stochastic. Processes that rely on human mobility patterns, like the prediction of new epidemics, traffic engineering, or city planning, could benefit from highly accurate predictive models.
Chaoming, Song +3 more
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Depression in Older Persons with Mobility Limitations
Current Pharmaceutical Design, 2014The impact of depression on physical disability is undisputed. There is convincing evidence that depression increases the subsequent risk for physical disability and, in turn, physical disability results in increased depressive symptoms. Moreover, depression affects also the earlier stages of the disablement process (including functional limitation in ...
Milaneschi, Y., Penninx, B.W.J.H.
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Shallow Foundations in Karst: Limited Mobility Grout or Not Limited Mobility Grout
Grouting and Ground Treatment, 2003Construction of shallow foundations in karstic geology always carries risks. In many cases, the perceived risks are high enough for the engineer to recommend alternative deep foundations or ground modification. The difficulties associated with construction of deep foundations in karst have led to the development of Limited Mobility Grouting (LMG ...
Jesús E. Gómez, Allen W. Cadden
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Limited Mobility, Eventual Stability
2015The IPv6 Mobility protocol, an archetypal system for supporting communication amongst mobile devices, presents challenging verification problems. While model-checking techniques have been used to illustrate subtle oversights and flaws in the informal specifications previously, the more difficult question — whether it is possible to verify the ...
Lenore D. Zuck, Sanjiva Prasad
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Limited joint mobility in diabetes
Postgraduate Medicine, 1999Cheiroarthropathy is a syndrome usually associated with diabetes mellitus that involves mainly the small joints of the hand. It is generally painless and seldom treated until hand deformity is severe enough to interfere with daily life. Because cheiroarthropathy is correlated with microvascular complications of diabetes, patients with hand symptoms ...
Mohammad Aljahlan +2 more
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Elettrogeosmosi a limite mobile
Geofisica pura e applicata, 1960Viene studiato l'andamento EGO quando all'anodo si crea uno strato isolante progrediente nel tempo:EGO a limite mobile. Dalla teoria discende una prassi operativa EGO atta a contenere lo strato tampone (elettricamente resistivo).
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Mobile Navigation for Limited Mobility Users
2014Modern information technology can improve life in many places and situations in our society. This includes the improvement and simplification of life for people with special needs. We have developed a mobile navigation tool called Wheel Scout, which combines modern mobile information technology, such as smartphones and their programming, with existing ...
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Injuries Limiting the Mobility of the Thumb
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1950Abstract The causes of disability following injury in the region of the thenar eminence and the web space of the thumb are enumerated. The anatomic and physiologic principles underlying treatment of the disabilities are discussed. A rational plan for the reconstruction of hands disabled in this way is proposed.
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Operation Limits for MOBILE Followers
2006 Sixth IEEE Conference on Nanotechnology, 2006This paper analyses how the presence of the HFET transistor modifies the DC operation of a Resonant Tunneling Logic Follower MOBILE, and can prevent its correct operation. The difficulty of an analytical study for the resulting circuit has been overcome by resorting to series expansions for both the RTD and the HFET I-V characteristics in the points of
J. Nunez, J.M. Quintana, M.J. Avedillo
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