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Adaptability of stride-to-stride control of stepping movements in human walking
Journal of Biomechanics, 2016Humans continually adapt their movements as they walk on different surfaces, avoid obstacles, etc. External (environmental) and internal (physiological) noise-like disturbances, and the responses that correct for them, each contribute to locomotor variability.
Nicole K, Bohnsack-McLagan +2 more
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Engineering & Technology, 2008
Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) technology for movement restoration is currently under research and continues to evolve. In the early 1980s, implanted FES appeared through well-known applications such as the cochlear implant, and, more recently deep brain stimulation.
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Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) technology for movement restoration is currently under research and continues to evolve. In the early 1980s, implanted FES appeared through well-known applications such as the cochlear implant, and, more recently deep brain stimulation.
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Fish swimming stride by stride: speed limits and endurance
Reviews in Fish Biology and Fisheries, 1991Steadily swimming fish show a species-specific stride length and tail tip amplitude. These are constant over the entire speed range if expressed as a fraction of the body length. The speed of a fish equals the stride length times the tail beat frequency.
J. J. Videler, C. S. Wardle
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Fish kinematics: swimming movements stride by stride
1993Kinematic data are used to compare quantitatively the different swimming styles representing adaptations to the different niches within the aquatic environment. We will find common features and specific differences.
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The Engineer, 2018
The sci-fi vision of prosthetics that can be controlled by the brain is moving a step closer to reality.
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The sci-fi vision of prosthetics that can be controlled by the brain is moving a step closer to reality.
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Stride-to-Stride Variability of Adaptive Treadmill Walking
Abstracts of the 26th Annual Meeting of the GCMAS, 2021Margo Donlin +2 more
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To stride or not to stride the memory access?
Proceedings of the 3rd Workshop on Disruptive Memory SystemsLennart Schmidt +5 more
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