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  1. Bodyweight Squat Movement Changes after a High-Intensity Short-Rest Workout

    <p>High intensity (≥75%1RM), short rest (≤30 seconds) workouts (HISR) have increased in popularity in recent years despite very little scientific study as well as contradicting the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) position stand. The purpose of this study was to assess the changes in …

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  2. The Effects of High Intensity, Short Rest Resistance Exercise on Testosterone and Muscle Damage Markers in Men and Women

    <p>High intensity, short rest protocols have become increasingly popular within the fitness industry. Such protocols can elicit extensive muscle damage and oxidative stress; thus the purpose of this study was to<strong> </strong>examine markers of muscle tissue damage and inflammation along with …

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  3. Edge-Preserving Image Upsampling and Image Warping

    … In the context of image upsampling, we assign short rest lengths to pixels along edges, thus the gaps between those pixels are closed, and edge sharpness is recovered. Applying pixel migration on the original image plane, we propose a two-stage approach to painterly rendering of photographs, …

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  4. ECoG correlates of visuomotor transformation, neural plasticity, and application to a force-based brain computer interface

    … as the presence or absence of gravity. Finally, short rest periods were interleaved within blocks of each task type to elucidate differences between active BCI intention and rest. Using a post-hoc state-decoder model, periods of active BCI task control could be distinguished from periods of rest

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  5. Hubungan strategi coping dengan tingkat premenstrual syndrome pada mahasiswi Fakultas Psikologi Universitas Islam Negeri Maulana Malik Ibrahim Malang

    … snacking habits, feeling lazy, anxiety, restlessness, irritability, and more sensitive with other’s word. They cope with it in a short rest, being alone, playing with friends or hangout, and explore the virtual word or browsing. According to coping theory of Lazarus, most of these ways is …

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