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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Release point"”.

  1. Effect of three coaching techniques on the shot put release point and distance of throw for male athletes with intellectual disabilities

    … level, trend, and latency of change. A two-way (release point and distance thrown x baseline and maintenance) repeated measure ANOVA (p ≤ .05) addressed pre/post data. Following three sessions baseline phase, the intervention phase was initiated which involved six sessions of each treatment which …

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  2. Gender Differences in Working Memory in Humans Tested on a Virtual Morris Water Maze.

    … in spatial working memory. In Experiment 1, the release point and platform location was changed on every other trial for 20 trials. Men had significantly reduced acquisition latencies and more accurate heading errors on the first daily trial compared to women. In Experiment 2, the release point

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  3. Biology and natural control of the white pine weevil, Pissodes strobi (Peck), in Virginia

    … by releasing 409 marked weevils at a central point within a l431-tree plantation and checking every tree at 5-day intervals. Weevils flew readily at the time of re1ease. Marked weevils were recorded throughout the plantation. which extended as far as 330 feet from the release point. A few …

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  4. Optimizing Trichogramma ostriniae (Hymenoptera: Trichogrammatidae) releases to control European corn borer, Ostrinia nubilalis (Lepidoptera: Crambidae) in bell pepper

    … Approximately 0.5 million T. ostriniae were released from a central release point in separate potato fields. Dispersal was monitored using yellow sticky card traps and European corn borer, Ostrinia nubilalis Hübner, egg mass sentinels. Adult T. ostriniae dispersed quickly throughout the 0.4 …

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  5. Density and efficacy of the flea beetle Aphthona Lacertosa (Rosenhauer), an introduced biocontrol agent for leafy spurge, in Alberta

    … of a classical biocontrol agent after its release and 2)to suggest factors that affect the density and distribution of the biocontrol agent. In 1997, Aphthona lacertosa, a root-feeding flea beetle that is native to Europe, was released for the biological control of leafy spurge in Alberta. …

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  6. A machine learning approach to wind estimation and uncertainty using remote dropsondes and deterministic forecasts

    … high altitude drops, aircrews fly over a DZ, release a dropsonde, compute a payload release point, loop back to the DZ, and release a payload. This work proposes a machine learning method that enables a single pass airdrop mission where a dropsonde is released en route to a DZ, the dropsonde …

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  7. Reproductive Capacity of Grape Root Borer, Vitacea polistiformis (Harris), and Implications for Pheromone Based Management

    … females oviposited indiscriminately near the release point, or remained motionless. Indiscriminate maternal choice of oviposition sites may be related to the random distribution of wild grape vines, the insect's primary host, in wooded areas. Random oviposition may reduce high larval …

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