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Ball catching: an example of psychologically-based behavioural animation [PDF]
Behavioural animation aims to stimulate the behaviour of a character so as to automatically produce sections of animation. An important aspect is simulation of perceptuo-motor behaviour: the ways in which a virtual actor senses and reacts to its virtual
Dodgson, N.A., Gillies, M.F.P.
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How do our 'quicks' generate pace? A cross sectional analysis of the Cricket Australia pace pathway [PDF]
Technique and physical contributions to ball delivery speed in fast bowling have been popular research topics in sports science. However, a common limiting factor of this work is the level of expertise of participants and lack of within bowler ...
Brown, Nick +9 more
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Development of a smart cricket ball for advanced performance analysis of bowling
Development of a smart cricket ball for advanced performance analysis of ...
Batdelger Doljin (13614931) +1 more
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Cricket, Competition and the Amateur Ethos: Surrey and the Home Counties 1870-1970 [PDF]
By the late-nineteenth-century, cricket had a well-established national narrative. Namely; that the game‘s broadly pre-industrial, rural, and egalitarian culture had been replaced by the 'gentlemanly‘ ethos of amateurism; a culture which encouraged ...
Stone, Duncan
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Quantification of impact of a cricket ball
The cricket is one of most popular games in the Asian subcontinent and its popularity is increasing every day. The issue of replacement of the cricket ball amidst the matches is always an uncomfortable situation for teams, umpires and even supporters. At
Omkar, SN +3 more
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Measuring elbow kinematics in cricket bowling [PDF]
In the sport of cricket the objective of the ‘no-ball’ law is to allow no performance advantage through elbow extension during ball delivery. Since the advent of high-speed video photography it has been revealed that some straightening occurs in ...
Eftaxiopoulou, Theofano
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Memorandum presented by the South African Cricket Board to the Members of the International Cricket Conference, August 1987.
South African Cricket Board
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Cricket’s Regional Identities: the Development of Cricket and Identity in Yorkshire and Surrey [PDF]
Cricket literature, and that of English society generally, has attributed almost diametrically opposite regional identities to the counties, players and supporters of Yorkshire and Surrey County Cricket Clubs. This essay aims to reveal the causal factors
Stone, Duncan
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Third International Meeting of ISEV 2014: Rotterdam, The Netherlands, April 30th – May 3rd, 2014
Journal of Extracellular Vesicles, Volume 3, Issue 1, January 2014.
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Cricket bowling: A two-segment Lagrangian model [PDF]
In this study, a Lagrangian forward solution of the bowling arm in cricket is made using a two-segment rigid body model, coupled with projectile equations for the free flight of the ball.
Ferdinands, R. E. D. +2 more
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