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"In Running"

Proceedings of the 2017 ACM SIGCHI Conference on Creativity and Cognition, 2017
'In Running' is a multi-instrumental performance with electronics, violin, and viola. Composed in a collage-like 'stretchable' structure, musical fragments--or musical 'cells' are recombined and re-dramatized in a live setting according a flexible, film-like score. The approach to this piece comes from the perspective that the human body is not only an
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A Runs Test Based on Run Lengths

Biometrics, 1985
A procedure is proposed for testing the hypothesis that Bernoulli trials (successes and failures) are independent with common probability of success. Equivalently, the procedure may be used to test the hypothesis that the arrangement of a fixed number of successes and failures was determined randomly.
O'Brien, Peter C., Dyck, Peter J.
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Academic on a mission: Run and run and run

American Journal of Community Psychology, 1996
AbstractChallenges the distinctions we make between research/scholarship and practice. Recognizes and values the complimentarity of teaching, research, practice, and public policy. Tells how I have tried to approach creating opportunities to integrate those activities in my role as a community psychologist in an academic setting.
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The energetics of running and running shoes

Journal of Biomechanics, 1993
It has been suggested that elastic energy storage and recovery in the cushioning system of an athletic shoe ('energy return') is a desirable quality that can enhance performance. However, comparing the energetics of a running shoe cushioning system with other passive energy exchange mechanisms in the running athlete suggests that the potential benefits
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Running the Marathon [PDF]

open access: possible, 2009
Over the twentieth century universities in the industrialized world have evolved from being "universities of culture" to "universities of innovation." Policy makers and universities themselves see their one of their major roles as supporting industrial innovation and thus economic growth.
Cowan, William   +2 more
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Run wild, run free

BMJ, 2013
Joe always has one symptom that requires examination and, as every doctor knows, the more clothes to be removed the less likely any important clinical finding. When he hangs his coat on the hook it’s a territorial marker, the visual parallel to a hyena widdling on a tree.
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Running: Running as Working

2016
Joyce Carol Oates wrote: ‘Running: If there’s any happier activity, more exhilarating, more nourishing to the imagination, I can’t think what it might be’ (quoted in Burfoot 2000, 66). On the other hand, a former long-distance runner recalled that by the age of nineteen she had ‘already given too much, all my blood and my driving, pounding heart ...
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Risk factors for overuse injuries in short- and long-distance running: A systematic review

Journal of Sport and Health Science, 2021
Marienke van Middelkoop   +2 more
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Run: Run

Books Abroad, 1931
Virginia M. Donald, Arturo Mori
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