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Comparison of Unilateral, Asymmetric and Traditional Bilateral Resistance Training in Untrained Women: A Pilot and Proof-of-Concept Study. [PDF]
J Funct Morphol KinesiolSaeterbakken AH +6 more
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Rib Plating of Recurrent, Nonunion Rib Stress Fractures in an Elite Athlete. [PDF]
Ann Thorac Surg Short RepLiang E +7 more
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Tier-specific physiological profiling in male rowers: insights from an integrated three-phase performance diagnostic framework. [PDF]
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Row by row structure simplification
Proceedings of the 2004 American Control Conference, 2004The system matrices optimization order reduction method calculates models of lower order but of high complexity. Secondary conditions can be formulated to calculate reduced systems with low complexity. One of the methods to find these secondary conditions is exploiting genetic algorithm in order to perform a global search within the search space and in
Amirhossein Yousefi +2 more
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Sports Medicine, 2005
Participation in the sport of rowing has been steadily increasing in recent decades, yet few studies address the specific injuries incurred. This article reviews the most common injuries described in the literature, including musculoskeletal problems in the lower back, ribs, shoulder, wrist and knee. A review of basic rowing physiology and equipment is
Jane S, Rumball +3 more
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Participation in the sport of rowing has been steadily increasing in recent decades, yet few studies address the specific injuries incurred. This article reviews the most common injuries described in the literature, including musculoskeletal problems in the lower back, ribs, shoulder, wrist and knee. A review of basic rowing physiology and equipment is
Jane S, Rumball +3 more
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Cracking Matrix Encryption Row by Row
Cryptologia, 2007The Hill Cipher, also known as matrix encryption, uses matrices to encipher and decipher text. Various attacks, such as those found by Jack Levine [2, 3, 5], have been published for this system. This article reviews a few previous results and presents a powerful new attack in which the rows of the matrix can be determined independent of one another ...
Craig P. Bauer, Katherine Millward
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Journal of Experimental Biology, 2003
![Figure][1] Birds do it, bees do it, but unfortunately we cannot. I'm alluding to the capacity for self-powered aerial flight, an activity that we humans can only appreciate from a foreign perspective.
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![Figure][1] Birds do it, bees do it, but unfortunately we cannot. I'm alluding to the capacity for self-powered aerial flight, an activity that we humans can only appreciate from a foreign perspective.
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Nature Structural & Molecular Biology, 2006
Bacterial chemotaxis systems have cooperatively interacting clusters of transmembrane receptors and signaling proteins to detect, amplify, integrate and adapt to environmental signals. A recent study provides experimental data to construct a new model of the signaling complex.
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Bacterial chemotaxis systems have cooperatively interacting clusters of transmembrane receptors and signaling proteins to detect, amplify, integrate and adapt to environmental signals. A recent study provides experimental data to construct a new model of the signaling complex.
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