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Ergonomics, 1959
The strength of muscles is adapted to needs by muscular growth. The stimulus for increase in muscle strength is not fatigue but the force exerted during the job. When this force exceeds one-third of maximum strength, the maximum speed of increase in strength is reached with one single, short duration static contraction per day.
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The strength of muscles is adapted to needs by muscular growth. The stimulus for increase in muscle strength is not fatigue but the force exerted during the job. When this force exceeds one-third of maximum strength, the maximum speed of increase in strength is reached with one single, short duration static contraction per day.
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Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 1984
J. L. Ivy, W. J. Miller, W. M. Sherman
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J. L. Ivy, W. J. Miller, W. M. Sherman
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Gradient cell–structured high-entropy alloy with exceptional strength and ductility
Science, 2021Qingsong Pan, Liangxue Zhang, Rui Feng
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High-strength scalable MXene films through bridging-induced densification
Science, 2021Sijie Wan, Xiang Li, Ying Chen
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Facile route to bulk ultrafine-grain steels for high strength and ductility
Nature, 2021Suihe Jiang, Huairuo Zhang, Yidong Xu
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Measurement of the Elastic Properties and Intrinsic Strength of Monolayer Graphene
Science, 2008Changgu Lee +2 more
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