SEARCH RESULTS   Found 25 text references: 1. " The origins of mechanistic models for animal movement lie in the mathematical analysis of correlated random walks, in which individual motion is characterized as a sequence of movements at different speeds, orientations, and turning frequencies." Source:   Moorcroft, P.R.,Lewis, M.A.,Crabtree, R.L. "Home range analysis using a mechanistic home range model" Ecology 80.5 July 1 1999: 1656-1657 2. " In a freely moving animal, the middle legs generate a complex force pattern that is composed of an initial braking force that opposes the animal's movement followed by an accelerating force that assists its forward motion (Full et al. 1991)." Source:   RITZMANN, ROY E.,QUINN, ROGER D.,WATSON, JAMES T.,ZILL, SASHA N. "Insect Walking and Biorobotics: A Relationship with Mutual Benefits" BioScience 50.1 Jan. 1 2000: 23 3. " It was the way the sun rose or the dawn arrived; the slow motion of the sun as it set and the sudden onset of night; the lines of movement--of people, animals, wind, or rain; the sudden appearance..." Source:   de Nicolas, Antonio T. "The Heresy of Oedipus and the Mind/Mind Split: A Study of theBiocultural Origins of Civilization" Philosophy East and West 49.2 Apr. 1 1999: 184 4. " It was the way the sun rose or the dawn arrived; the slow motion of the sun as it set and the sudden onset of night; the lines of movement--of people, animals, wind, or rain; the sudden appearance..." Source:   de Nicolas, Antonio T. "The New Theogony: Mythology for the Real World" Philosophy East and West 49.2 Apr. 1 1999: 184 5. " It was the way the sun rose or the dawn arrived; the slow motion of the sun as it set and the sudden onset of night; the lines of movement--of people, animals, wind, or rain; the sudden appearance..." Source:   de Nicolas, Antonio T. "Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human Potential" Philosophy East and West 49.2 Apr. 1 1999: 184 6. " It was the way the sun rose or the dawn arrived; the slow motion of the sun as it set and the sudden onset of night; the lines of movement--of people, animals, wind, or rain; the sudden appearance..." Source:   de Nicolas, Antonio T. "The Artful Universe: An Introduction to the Vedic ReligiousImagination" Philosophy East and West 49.2 Apr. 1 1999: 184 7. " As animals rely on muscles to move their bodies around, so machines use devices known as actuators for their motions." Source:   . "Nanotube strips deliver muscle power" Science News 155.23 June 5 1999: 367 8. " Interestingly, representational momentum is usually considered as a kind of priming or the anticipation of movements (Kosslyn, 1991; Kosslyn & Shin, 1994), reflecting the general apprehension of motions which mentally continue the path of objects that vanish for as much as several seconds." Source:   Fery, Yves-Andre,Hofe, Alain Vom. "When will the ball rebound? Evidence for the usefulness of mental analogues in appraising the duration of motions" British Journal of Psychology 91.2 May 1 2000: 259 9. "... at pitching," said Dr. Andrew Feldman, director of sports medicine at Manhattan's St. Vincent's Hospital. "We have all kinds of three-dimensional devices to study pitching motion and which muscles are working during which movements." Source:   Hruby, Patrick. "2065: A SPORTS ODYSSEY: Robot referees, more teams, new sports, chats with athletes from your sofa, replaceable body parts - you could even buy" Washington Times Dec. 12 1999: 1 10. "... genetics, a fully equipped 'Superlab' for local schoolchildren, the Helix Gallery -- a kind of indoor DNA theme park with a motion simulator, brain show, theatre and interactive exhibits, and a Global Garden." Source:   . "GENETIC ENGINEERING" Architectural Review 207.1238 Apr. 1 2000: 90 11. "... of 3s off the right kind of motion and the right movement, I think we have guys that can knock them down," said coach John Thompson III, who won his first road game at Georgetown (2-1)." Source:   . "Hoyas have crowd of 3s in victory" Washington Times Dec. 1 2004: 05 12. " What unites human stature and individual status is the same refusal to see human beings, collectively or individually, as animals or machines or material or bodies in motion, and the same hope for a world in which that refusal permeates social actuality." Source:   KATEB, GEORGE. "Can Cultures be Judged? Two Defenses of Cultural Pluralism in Isaiah Berlin's Work" Social Research 66.4 Dec. 22 1999: 1009 13. " 1994; 117 (pt 2) :355-363. [19] Chesworth BM, Vandervoort AA. Comparison of passive stiffness variables and range of motion in uninvolved and involved ankle joints of patients following ankle fractures." Source:   Salsich, Gretchen B,Mueller, Michael J,Sahrmann, Shirley A. "Passive Ankle Stiffness in Subjects With Diabetes and Peripheral Neuropathy Versus an Age-Matched Comparison Group" Physical Therapy 80.4 Apr. 1 2000: 352 14. " Judges, by comparison, proclaim racial narratives in adjudicating pretrial motions, deciding evidentiary objections, and issuing jury instructions." Source:   Alfieri, Anthony V. "Prosecuting violence/reconstructing community" Stanford Law Review 52.4 Apr. 1 2000: 809 15. " Representative kinematic data from a subject in the comparison group during unloaded motion are presented in Figure 4. Although there was substantial variability among subjects,..." Source:   Ludewig, Paula M,Cook, Thomas M. "Alterations in Shoulder Kinematics and Associated Muscle Activity in People With Symptoms of Shoulder Impingement" Physical Therapy 80.3 Mar. 1 2000: 276 16. " Kids Can Press Animals in Motion: How Animals Swim, arJump, Slither and Glide, by Pamela Hickman." Source:   . "Awards and announcements" Resource Links 6.2 Dec. 1 2000: 16 17. " The role of features in preattentive vision: Comparison of orientation, motion and color cues." Source:   Essock, Edward A.,Sinai, Michael J.,McCarley, Jason S.,Krebs, William K.,DeFord, J. Kevin. "Perceptual Ability with Real-World Nighttime Scenes: Image-Intensified, Infrared, and Fused-Color Imagery" Human Factors 41.3 Sept. 1 1999: 438 18. " Astronomers cannot determine what air is because they cannot see it (22); chemists do not know whether all animals have circulatory systems because these interior motions are not visible..." Source:   SPILLER, ELIZABETH A. "Reading through Galileo's Telescope. Margaret Cavendish and the Experience of Reading [*]" Renaissance Quarterly 53.1 Mar. 22 2000: 192 19. " Apical pacing is associated with an impairment in left ventricular relaxation.[19,20] In the animal model, it has been shown that this impairment correlates with the degree of wall motion asynchrony.[2] Compared with right ventricular apical pacing, outflow tract pacing may be associated with..." Source:   Kolettis, Theofilos M.,Kyriakides, Zenon S.,Tsiapras, Dimitrios,Popov, Todor,Paraskevaides, Ioannis A.,Kremastinos, Dimitrios Th. "Improved Left Ventricular Relaxation During Short-term Right Ventricular Outflow Tract Compared to Apical Pacing" Chest 117.1 Jan. 1 2000: 60 20. " Craig Reynolds-- http://nova.postech.ac.kr/%7Ejywoo/java/alife/Boids/boids.html In 1986 Craig Reynolds created a computer model of coordinated animal motion, such as bird flocks and fish schools." Source:   Dershin, Harvey. "Nonlinear systems theory in medical care management." Physician Executive 25.3 May 1 1999: 8-16 21. "... (PO-RR-60-TH) Hartsell H. Effects of Body Position on Isokinetic Torque Ratios for the Shoulder Rotators. (PO-RR-59-TH) Howard P. A Gleno-Humeral Joint Screening Test and Bilateral Comparisons of Abduction Range of Motion in Subjects With Impaired GH Joint Mobility Associated With Soft Tissue Restriction...." Source:   . "Category Index" Physical Therapy 80.5 May 1 2000: 87 22. " Functional skills such as range of motion, obtained by the client throwing a ball or brushing the animal's fur, and increased awareness of the affected side, achieved by placing..." Source:   Janssen, Maridith A. "Therapeutic Interventions: Animal Assisted Therapy Programs" Palaestra 14.4 Sept. 22 1998: 40-41 23. " From the fairly sweeping, broad-scale analyses of the first two parts, Weinstein shifts in part 3, "Encounters," to what he calls "specific and `slow-motion' comparisons" (xxv) of the two writers." Source:   Mellard, James. "What Else But Love? The Ordeal of Race in Faulkner and Morrison" CRITIQUE: Studies in Contemporary Fiction v40.n1 Sept. 22 1998: 92-94 24. "... door to let the dog out, forgetting that the alarm is on, or leave a motion detector on with an animal in the house." The bottom line is that everyone who will operate the system should have thorough training, says Martin." Source:   Jackson, Lee Anna. "False alarm: too many calls to your local police can cost you money" Black Enterprise 35.2 Sept. 1 2004: 186-187 25. " Comparison of a computerized physical activity recall with a triaxial motion sensor in middle-school youth." Source:   Welk, Gregory J.,Corbin, Charles B.,Dale, Darren. "Measurement Issues in the Assessment of Physical Activity in Children" Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport 71.2 June 1 2000: 59 back to top