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Showing 1 to 20 of 89 for “"Peak Force"”.

  1. The role of feedback and age-related differences in force production accuracy, variability, and shape across oral and manual effectors

    … 1) to determine the role of feedback in force production accuracy, variability, and shape and 2) to determine whether sensory feedback mediates age-related difference in force production accuracy, variability, and shape across effectors. The premise of these experiments was that the type …

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  2. Use of Isometric Mid-Thigh Pull to Determine Asymmetrical Strength Differences in NCAA D-I Athletes.

    … 2 maximal effort isometric pulls over two force plates sampling at 1000 Hz each. Peak force was scaled for body weight, and rate of force development was examined from 0-200ms. Results of the study show subjects' produced significantly greater scaled force with the left leg as compared to …

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  3. The effect of dietary creatine supplementation on compensatory muscle hypertrophy and performance characteristics of specific fiber types

    … muscle and a 5-week supplementation period. Peak force, total tension over two 30 second intervals and time to one-half peak force were measured from the electrically stimulated muscle. Results indicated no difference in muscle size, peak force or tension due to the supplement. Time to …

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  4. Technology for the development of a microwavable pork chop

    … and restructured cuts, the lowest (P<0.05) peak force value and the highest (P<0.05) sensory scores in whole muscle samples. TBA values increased (P<0.05) with storage time for up to 21 days. Over 21 days of storage of whole muscle samples, Warner-Bratzler peak force values and overall …

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  5. Discrimination between sincere and deceptive isometric grip response using Segmental Curve Analysis

    … variability of the measures of the isometric peak force, time to peak force, area to peak force, area under the curve, slope (20%-80%), and the average slope of subjects assigned to perform a series of four isometric grip strength contractions and to develop a discriminant function equation …

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  6. A Structured Approach to Defining Active Suspension Requirements

    … to develop a structured approach for finding the peak force and bandwidth requirements of actuators for active suspensions, to mitigate single-event road obstacles. The approach is kept general to allow for application to different vehicle models, ride conditions and performance objectives. The …

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  7. The influence of myosin regulatory light chain phosphorylation on the contractile performance of fatigued mammalian skeletal muscle

    … without a significant metabolic cost. Twitch force was potentiated to a greater extent in wildtype muscles until peak force had diminished to ~60% of baseline (37.2 ± 0.05% vs. 14.3 ± 0.02%). Despite no difference in peak force (Po) and shortening velocity (Vo), rate of force development …

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  8. Textural and Physical Properties of Fat-Free Turkey-Beef Frankfurters: Effects of Non-Meat Ingredients and End-Point Temperature

    … (P< 0.05) penetration values (total energy and peak force) but higher shear stress and shear strain. In addition, higher salt levels resulted in lower cooking loss, moisture content, protein content, and darker frankfurters. Increasing AW level reduced (P<0.05) penetration values (total energy …

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  9. Age Related Differences in Motor Output Variability During Isometric, Concentric and Eccentric Quadriceps Femoris Muscle Contractions

    … (MVC) and control submaximum levels of force during continuous isometric, discrete isometric, discrete concentric and discrete eccentric contractions of the quadriceps femoris. Of particular interest was to model variability of force during continuous and discrete isometric contractions. …

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  10. Measuring the fracture energy of bed breakage using a short impact load cell

    … each variable was investigated by evaluating the peak forces obtained, the particle fracture energy and the degree of particle breakage attained. For both ores it was found that the peak force increased linearly with increasing steel ball mass and drop height, and it was found that the drop height …

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  11. 20M Sprint Capacity Test, a component of the Wheelchair Sports Performance Test : A Smartwheel ® Technology Field Validation Pilot Study

    … length (r = .650), push frequency (r = .594), peak force (r = .540), and speed performance as measured in meters/second by the SmartWheel®. The relationships between classification level of the athletes and speed in meters/second suggested a significant relationship (r = . 859). Due to the …

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  12. Ground Reaction Forces Are Predicted With Functional and Clinical Tests in a Healthy Collegiate Population

    … to generate models predicting Ground Reaction Forces (GRFs), an established predictor of ACL injury incidence, from practical functional and clinical tests. Participants: Forty-two healthy, active college age individuals (21 females, age 20.667±1.461; 70.702±2.363cm; 82.202±7.606kg; 21 …

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  13. Assessing Limb Symmetry using the Clinically Accessible loadsol®

    … of the loadsol® to capture ground reaction force data, 2) use the loadsol® to determine the differences in symmetry between adults with a TKA and their healthy peers and 3) explore the potential of a commercially available biofeedback system to acutely improve gait symmetry in adults. The …

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  14. Rib stress fractures in elite rowers

    … as well as years of training were found. The force production during ergometer rowing with and without slides was measured in male and female rowers. During slide-based ergometer rowing male rowers increased stroke rate and decreased peak force. Female rowers displayed a similar but less …

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  15. Dynamic Strength Index and Countermovement Jump Performance in Female and Male Collegiate Basketball Athletes Across a Competitive Season

    … Index (DSI), calculated as the ratio of CMJ peak force to IMTP peak force, offers insight into the strength–power profile of athletes and may inform individualized training approaches. However, limited research exists on seasonal changes in DSI, CMJ metrics, and joint kinematics in basketball …

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  16. Hydrodynamic Shock Wave: Decreasing Broiler Breast Aging Time

    … was the only treatment to increase tenderness (peak force 4.3 kg) to a level equivalent (P>0.05) to aged controls (CA; peak force 3.1 kg). The second objective was to determine quality (tenderness, purge loss, cooking loss, and color) and sensory characteristics of Hydrodyne treated (HYD) …

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  17. Exercise and free radical induced damage to human skeletal muscle

    … indices of muscle damage and knee angle specific force production. This study provided evidence that exercise performed at a long muscle length increased the damage susceptibility of the KE muscles, and produced a transient increase in muscle length. Investigations using animals suggest the …

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  18. Development of Methods for Characterizing Ankle Ligament Viscoelastic Properties

    … ~8-15% average change in modulus of elasticity. Peak force and hysteresis increased by 80% and 250% respectfully between length estimate strain levels. Ligament differed from in situ pose by about 23o (± 6.6o) and 1.4 mm (± 4.13 mm). Minimal loading rate-dependent differences in stiffness, …

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  19. A Systematic Approach to the Monitoring of Competitive Weightlifters

    … weightlifting performances and isometric rate of force development (RFD), isometric peak force (PF), and peak power (PP) at 0kg, 11kg, and 20kg. During periods of higher volume loads RFD was depressed to a much greater extent than peak force (PF). For the males, similar to RFD, JH at 20kg …

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  20. Characterizing reaction bandwidths in a position-controlled robotic arm

    … I attempt to characterize different motion and force bandwidths of a large, 6-DOF robotic arm. Peak force and motion overshoot measurements were taken at varying speeds of the robot. These experiments showed that at speeds as low as 10 mm/s, the robot still exerted over 40 Newtons of force, …

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