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Physics-Based Motion Retiming

1995
By changing only the playback timing of a motion sequence, an animator can achieve a variety of effects that alter our perception of an event. In some scenarios, it may be important to consider physical properties of the motion when retiming (e.g., to preserve physical plausibility). However, existing retiming solutions can be quite time consuming when
McCann, James   +2 more
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The Physics of Labyrinthine Motion Stimulus

Neurologic Clinics, 1990
This article attempts to demonstrate that by means of a single vertical axis rotary chair, motion stimuli can be selectively presented to any one pair of sensors in the labyrinths of the vestibular peripheral end organs, to the exclusion of the others by means of appropriate motion profiles and coupling of the sensors and the stimuli.
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Does Physical Motion Matter? The Encoding Differences between Fictive and Physical Motion Events

Cognitive Semantics, 2017
This study aims to explore linguistic differences between fictive motion expressions and physical motion event expressions in Chinese. Although both types of expressions are associated with dynamic linguistic forms, they describe different types of semantic content.
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Physics of Eidetic Motion

1992
The arguments developed in this chapter concern what one might call, in its widest sense, the physical “drives” of eidetic motion. As with every other aspect of the eidetic function, the motion of eidetic subsystems may be viewed from different points.
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Physical chemistry : Molecular motion watched.

2013
A laser pulse can switch certain crystals from an insulating phase to a highly conducting phase. The ultrafast molecular motions that drive the transition have been directly observed using electron diffraction.
Siwick, Bradley, Collet, Eric
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Inertial and Accelerated Motion in Spacetime Physics

2021
Employing Minkowski’s program for regarding physics as geometry of the real spacetime produces spectacular results – it explained the principle of inertia, the principle of relativity (including the constancy of the speed of light), why acceleration is absolute in both special and general relativity, that absolute acceleration is a manifestation of an ...
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Motion Based Physics - Latnex

Latnex v3.0 presents the finalized symbolic framework for a motion-based mathematical system designed to replace traditional time and entropy constructs. Built from directional deviation (Δm), recursive compression (Rᶜ), and collapse activation (Kᵉ), this text-only edition formalizes the core theorems behind the ΣΔm model, the entropy collapse ...
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PHYSICAL EXPLANATION OF INERTIA MOTION

Scientific research of the SCO countries: synergy and integration
Newton's first law is accepted as a postulate, i.e. a statement notsupported by evidence and experiments. The statements made in the postulatesmay be erroneous and subsequently recognized as incorrect or inaccurate. Thefundamental task of science is the task of either proving a postulate, or replacingit with another statement confirmed by evidence and ...
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Observed Ground Motions, Extreme Ground Motions, and Physical Limits to Ground Motions

2006
This paper examines whether the extremely high ground motion values that are calculated for probabilistic seismic hazard analyses in critical facilities are physically attainable.
Thomas C. Hanks   +5 more
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Sensitization of Visually Induced Motion Sickness by Prior Provocative Physical Motion

Aerospace Medicine and Human Performance
INTRODUCTION: Habituation to motion has therapeutic applications for motion sickness desensitization and rehabilitation of patients with vestibular disease. Less attention has been devoted to the opposite process: sensitization. METHODS: Subjects (N = 50) were randomly allocated to four sequences: Baseline visual stimulus; then 15 min of time gap ...
John F, Golding   +3 more
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