Search results for "Vertical plane"

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The Temporal Structure of Vertical Arm Movements

2011

Import JabRef | WosArea Life Sciences and Biomedicine - Other Topics; International audience; The present study investigates how the CNS deals with the omnipresent force of gravity during arm motor planning. Previous studies have reported direction-dependent kinematic differences in the vertical plane; notably, acceleration duration was greater during a downward than an upward arm movement. Although the analysis of acceleration and deceleration phases has permitted to explore the integration of gravity force, further investigation is necessary to conclude whether feedforward or feedback control processes are at the origin of this incorporation. We considered that a more detailed analysis of…

AdultMaleCORTEXAnatomy and PhysiologyTime FactorsMovementAccelerationlcsh:MedicineNeurophysiologyKinematicsRotationNeurological SystemMotor Neuron DiseasesBehavioral NeuroscienceAccelerationGRAVITYHumanslcsh:ScienceBiologyMotor SystemsDIRECTIONAL ISOMETRIC FORCESENSORIMOTORPhysicsMultidisciplinaryMovement (music)lcsh:RMOTOR CORTICAL REPRESENTATIONBiomechanicsVertical planePOINTING MOVEMENTSGeodesyBiomechanical PhenomenaMODELSIGNAL-DEPENDENT NOISEAmplitudeNeurologySAGITTAL PLANEDuration (music)[ SCCO.NEUR ] Cognitive science/NeuroscienceArmMedicinelcsh:QINTEGRATIONResearch ArticleNeurosciencePLoS ONE
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Energy-related optimal control accounts for gravitational load: comparing shoulder, elbow, and wrist rotations.

2013

International audience; Gaveau J, Berret B, Demougeot L, Fadiga L, Pozzo T, Papaxanthis C. Energy-related optimal control accounts for gravitational load: comparing shoulder, elbow, and wrist rotations. J Neurophysiol 111: 4-16, 2014. First published October 16, 2013; doi: 10.1152/jn.01029.2012.-We permanently deal with gravity force. Experimental evidences revealed that moving against gravity strongly differs from moving along the gravity vector. This directional asymmetry has been attributed to an optimal planning process that optimizes gravity force effects to minimize energy. Yet, only few studies have considered the case of vertical movements in the context of optimal control. What kin…

DYNAMICSAdultMaleGravity (chemistry)REPRESENTATIONShoulderRotationPhysiologyMovementTORQUE-CHANGE MODELContext (language use)[ SCCO.PSYC ] Cognitive science/PsychologyKinematicsRotationModels Biologicaloptimal controlFEEDBACK-CONTROLGRAVITYControl theoryElbowTorqueHumansgravity forceMathematicsdistal[SCCO.NEUR]Cognitive science/NeuroscienceGeneral NeuroscienceMOTOR ADAPTATIONWork (physics)reaching movementVertical planeWristBiomechanical PhenomenaJerkproximalSAGITTAL PLANE[SCCO.PSYC]Cognitive science/Psychology[ SCCO.NEUR ] Cognitive science/NeuroscienceThermodynamicsNEURAL-CONTROL[ SCCO ] Cognitive scienceTRAJECTORIESsensorimotor controlARM POINTING MOVEMENTSGravitation
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Validity and reliability of a 3-axis accelerometer for measuring weightlifting movements

2016

The purpose of the current study was to assess the validity and reliability of measures obtained by a 3-axis commercial accelerometer during weightlifting movements in comparison with kinematic data derived from the 3D videography. Kinematic data from 3D videography were obtained from 11 track & field throwers performing 3 trials each one at different loads in power snatch, power clean and jerk from the rack. The results showed that the accelerometer measures were highly correlated with derived acceleration data from 3D videography data in the vertical plane (Z axis) taking up to the pull phase (including first pull, transition and second pull) for power snatch and power clean and up t…

Motion analysisComputer scienceVertical plane030229 sport sciencesKinematicsAccelerometerRack03 medical and health sciencesAccelerationJerk0302 clinical medicineVideography030217 neurology & neurosurgerySocial Sciences (miscellaneous)SimulationInternational Journal of Sports Science & Coaching
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UV Index experimental values on vertical surfaces

2011

UV erythemal irradiance (UVER) has been studied on a horizontal plane and on vertical surfaces with different orientations in Valencia, Spain. The evolution of the solar noon value and the maximum daily value over a year has been analysed from the instantaneous UVER taken every five minutes on the horizontal plane and on vertical surfaces with north, south, east and west orientations. The annual evolution of these values shows a sinusoidal form for all planes except for the vertical south plane with maxima in spring and autumn. The UV Index (UVI) on these planes was also determined. The percentage of coincidence of the UVI at solar noon and of the maximum daily UVER values, considering diff…

Vertical surfacesAtmospheric ScienceMeteorologyHorizontal and verticalPlane (geometry)ClimatologyIrradianceVertical planeNoonGeodesyMaximaHorizontal planeGeologyInternational Journal of Climatology
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