Search Results - Atmosphere

Edouard, P., Dandrieux, P.-E., Klöwer, M., Junge, A., Racinais, S., Branco, P., Hollander, K., Navarro, L. “…UTCI was extracted hourly from a global reanalysis of observed atmospheric conditions during each championship. We performed Poisson regressions with incidence rates (number of injuries per 1000 athlete starts) as outcomes and UTCI as a predictive variable adjusted for sex, for all and time-loss injuries, for different injured tissue types (ie, muscle, tendon, ligament, articular, bone and skin) and specific discipline (ie, sprints, hurdles, jumps, throws, middle distance, long distance, marathon and race walking). …”

MacLean, D. “…And in 1916, Frederic Lee and Ernest Scott started off a paper with the sentence, "It is a fact of common experience that a human being in a hot and humid atmosphere feels a disinclination to perform muscular work." …”

Griffin, J. E., Hinoveanu, L. C., Hopker, J. G. “…We build a flexible Bayesian model of individual performance progression whilst allowing for confounders, such as atmospheric conditions, and can be fitted using Markov chain Monte Carlo. …”

Infurna, C. J. “…This theme included four subthemes: (a) communication skills, (b) autonomy supportive behaviours, (c) getting to know your athletes, and (d) creating an atmosphere of success. The second higher order theme was Understanding Your Coaching Philosophy. …”

Kim, K. J., Lim, H. “…This study aims to examine the relationship between the expertise of track and field coaches, the team atmosphere, and athletic satisfaction in elite sports. …”

Brocherie, F., Goto, K., Dupuy, O., Gruet, M., Vercruyssen, F., Louis, J. “…Editorial on the Research Topic From Physiological Adaptations to Endurance Performance: It Is Time to Bridge the Gap Endurance Performance: A Vast Worksite At first glance, endurance performance appears relatively simple as it relates to the efficiency of the aerobic metabolism through the cascade of oxygen transfer from inspiration of atmospheric oxygen down to tissue mitochondria (Hoppeler, 2018). …”

Kawano, K., Oda, R., Inagaki, A., Nakayoshi, M. “…Scientific Online Letters on the Atmosphere (SOLA)…”

Nekic, J., Mavra, N., Penezic, Z. “…It assesses 30 questions focusing on skill/competence, status/acknowledgment energy release, team atmosphere and affiliations. The follow -up questionnaire was Dropout questionnaire designed for the purposes of this research with aim to get more information on the different reasons for leaving sport. …”

Hirabayashi, S., Abe, T., Imamura, F., Morioka, C. “…Atmosphere…”

Kosaka, E., Iida, A., Vanos, J., Middel, A., Yokohari, M., Brown, R. “…Atmosphere…”

El Helou, N.Tafflet, M., Berthelot, G., Tolaini, J., Marc, A., Guillaume, M., Hausswirth, C., Toussaint, J.-F. “…Four environmental factors were gathered for each of the 60 races: temperature (°C), humidity (%), dew point (°C), and the atmospheric pressure at sea level (hPA); as well as the concentrations of four atmospheric pollutants: NO2 - SO2 - O3 and PM10 (µg.m-3). …”

Jermy, M. C., Burgess, A., Feasey, C., Lensen, M., Willis, C., Tucker, A. S., Syme, R. W. G. “…In this work, a numerical model is developed, which includes the effects of atmospheric pressure, altitude, Coriolis Effect, gravitational variation, wind speed, ambient temperature, linear drag, torsional drag, hammer size and hammer orientation. …”

El Helou, N., Tafflet, M., Berthelot, G., Tolaini, J., Marc, A., Guillaume, M., Hausswirth, C., Toussaint, J.-F. “…Four environmental factors were gathered for each of the 60 races: temperature (°C), humidity (%), dew point (°C), and the atmospheric pressure at sea level (hPA); as well as the concentrations of four atmospheric pollutants: NO2 - SO2 - O3 and PM10 (?…”

Wang, G. “…Other factors to be considered include: the competition atmosphere and commercial signage and displays, to meet the needs of the large scale track and field meets. …”