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Searching for late neolithic spinning bowls in the central Balkans [PDF]
Over the past twenty years, research on textile has received increasing attention in archaeology worldwide, providing new insights into one of the most important crafts in human history. In contrast, activities related to spinning and weaving in
Svilar Marija M.
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Contribution to the study of spinning bowls: examples from Early Iron Age Thrace
The identification of a specific group of ceramic and stone vessels with a handle on the interior, known in the literature as spinning bowls, has become possible due to the detailed Egyptian wall paintings and wooden models presenting different stages ...
Nataliya Ivanova
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Kinematic parameters contributing to the production of spin in elite finger spin bowling [PDF]
The aim of this study was to identify the key kinematic parameters which contribute to higher spin rates in elite finger spin bowling. Kinematic data were collected for twenty-three elite male finger spin bowlers with thirty kinematic parameters calculated for each delivery.
L. Sanders, P.J. Felton, M.A. King
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Spin Rate Measurements in Cricket Bowling Using Magnetometers [PDF]
The ability to measure and classify spin has been of great interest to cricket organizations, coaches, and athletes. While video is common, an alternative approach is to use 3D motion capture analysis with reflective spheres, which changes the aerodynamics of the ball. An instrumented cricket ball has proved to be effective in measuring high-speed spin
Aswath Kumar +3 more
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Medieval ceramics made on a potter’s wheel of Murzaly in the Eastern Aral Sea region
The article is devoted to the study of glazed and non-glazed medieval ceramics made on a potters wheel, the settlement of Murzaly in the territory of the Eastern Aral sea region.
Elena B. Barinova
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Herein a new class of spin filters based on subphthalocyanines is reported. We measure the CISS effect by means of magnetic conductive probe atomic force microscopy (mc-AFM). Remarkably, the resulting devices show spin polarizations (SPs) as high as ca. 50%.
Jorge Labella +4 more
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Kinematical Analysis of Off-Spin Bowling at Club level Cricket [PDF]
Cricket is the most famous game but no research work in cricket in the field of biomechanics. The aim of study was to find out the relationship of body segments angles, height of release, angle of release and average speed with deviation of ball. Eight males off spin bowlers has to bowl six legal deliveries.
Muhammad Tahir Nazeer +2 more
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As torque is imparted on a cricket ball before release, the spin vector precesses into the torque vector. Normalising the precession speed to the torque and the angular velocity yields the 'normalised precession', i.e. the angle between the spin vector and the torque vector.
Fuss, Franz Konstantin +3 more
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A Biomechanical Analysis Of Spin Bowling In Cricket
The main aim of this study was to evaluating the various relationships of the identified biomechanical variables towards the performance of spin bowling and evaluating the contribution of identified biomechanical variables and construction of predictive model.
Sukanta Goswami +2 more
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During the game of cricket, bowlers create different deliveries by altering the manner in which they release the ball from their hand. The orientation of the seam, the speed at which the ball is released and the magnitude and direction of the spin combine to determine the motion of the ball through the air and its movement after impact with the wicket.
A A West, L Justham
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