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Science and football: evaluating the influence of science on performance
Journal of Sports Sciences, 2013The scientific study of football has its origins in the early research completed in the 1970's. Since these early efforts the available scientific knowledge base related to football has developed substantially. The ability of this scientific information to influence practice in the day-to-day activity of football organisations, especially elite teams ...
B, Drust, M, Green
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Science in the performance stratum: hunting for Higgs and nature as performance
International Journal of Performance Arts and Digital Media, 2014Recent traditions such as posthumanism and new materialism propose that non- humans and matter are active participants in processes of signification, so that humans do not give meaning to matter, but matter and meaning co-constitute each other. Notably, Karen Barad’s plea for ‘the study of practices of knowing in being’ implies that performativity ...
Bleeker, Maaike, van der Tuin, Iris
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Software — A performing science?
Annals of Software Engineering, 2000zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Science of performing diagnostic tests
Parkinsonism & Related Disorders, 2019Advances in diagnostic technologies have revolutionized the field of neurology. There is no doubt that such technologies in clinical practice can hold great promise to improve the diagnosis of movement disorders. However, our concern in the era of diagnostic tests is that clinicians become too dependent on the tests without proper consideration of the ...
Ryul Kim, Beomseok Jeon
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PAJ: A Journal of Performance and Art, 2007
y the end of the last century, it was apparent that the impact of media and digital technologies on the performing and fine arts proffered some of the irreversible evolutions Nam June Paik, who died earlier this year, had already anticipated in the 1960s. As Paik envisioned the electronic superhighway and, for example in Global Groove (1973), pioneered
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y the end of the last century, it was apparent that the impact of media and digital technologies on the performing and fine arts proffered some of the irreversible evolutions Nam June Paik, who died earlier this year, had already anticipated in the 1960s. As Paik envisioned the electronic superhighway and, for example in Global Groove (1973), pioneered
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