Search Results - Complexity

Barry, N. “…This has the potential to standardise performance analysis in the industry and improve athletes` understanding of complex aerodynamic phenomena.…”

Virmavirta, M., Kivekäs, J. “…Based on the available information of the complex relationship between body morphology and performance in ski jumping there seems to be no further need for a change in the BMI regulation.…”

Ketterer, J., Gollhofer, A., Lauber, B. “…Thus, non-hill take-off training should be performed with complex imitation jumps to mimic the actual ski jump. …”

Jung, A., Müller, W., Staat, M. “…Flight technique optimization for maximizing jump length is a highly complex motor-control task that also depends on the wind. …”

Kreibich, S. “…With this background, this book deals with the complex dependency structure between the individual parameters of the V-ski position. …”

Golas, A., Wilk, M., Stastny, P., Maszczyk, A., Pajerska, K., Zajac, A. “…Training load manipulation in a single workout session can increase or decrease training effectiveness in terms of athletes' strength or power gains. In ski jumping, the complex training that elicits maximal power gains may take advantage of the postactivation potentiation (PAP) mechanism. …”

Klinar, P., Burnik, S., Kajtna, T. “…Sensation seeking is defined as an action, characterized by the search for different, new, complex and intensive emotions and experiences and preparedness to take physical, social, legal and financial risks in order to achieve these experiences. …”

Fritz, J., Lindinger, S. J., Schwameder, H. “…Ski jumping is a complex, competitive sport that includes several phases: In-run, take-off, first flight and stable flight phase, landing preparation and landing. …”

Hakola, L., Virmavirta, M. “…INTRODUCTION: In ski jumping the take-off is the most important phase. Good take-off is a complex series of movement and it is performed in extreme and altering conditions. …”

Aminian, K. “…Considering current issues in complex instrumentation (e.g., treadmill, marker-based motion capture system and force sensors), which restricts the movement analysis in laboratory setting, a convenient solution for motion capture in field activity and snow sport is the use of body worn sensors. …”

Fritz, J., Lindinger, S. J., Schwameder, H. “…INTRODUCTION: Ski-jumping is a very complex sport. Especially the take-off poses a high challenge to the athletes. …”

Groh, B. H., Weeger, N., Warschun, F., Eskofier, B. M. “…Existing camera-based systems to determine jump angles require a complex setup and calibration procedure. In contrast, inertial sensor-based methods can provide similar information with a low-cost and easy maintainable sensor setup. …”

Schwameder, H. “…The topics cover aspects of conceptual considerations regarding experimental research, lab and field measurements, ski jumping specific methodologies, imitation exercises and the relevance of biomechanics research within the complex research network. Starting from ski jumping the conceptual issues are discussed for demonstrating the potential transfer to other sports and optional applications in order to provide scientifically based enhancement of performance, effect of training concepts, comfort and injury prevention.…”

Natali, A. N., Fontanella, C. G., Carniel, E. L., Venturato, C., Pavan, P. G., Todros, S. “…Telemark boots entail a complex procedure for analysis of the mechanical response, with regard to both material assumption and overall structural behaviour, and represent a reference problem within sky footwear in consideration of this peculiar complexity. …”

Chardonnens, J., Favre,J., Cuendet, F., Gremion, G., Aminian, K. “…Currently, measurement systems able to measure ski jumping dynamics (e.g. 3D cameras, force plates) are complex and only available in few research centres worldwide. …”

Chardonnens, J., Favre, J., Cuendet, F., Gremion, G., Aminian, K. “…However, measuring these parameters is a non trivial task which requires complex devices, well trained staff and time consuming post-processing. …”

Chardonnens, J., Favre, J., Cuendet, F., Gremion, G., Aminian, K. “…Camera-based systems which allow three-dimensional kinematics measurement are complex to set-up and require extensive post-processing, usually limiting ski jumping analyses to small numbers of jumps. …”

Pyrka, P., Wimmer, V., Fenske, N., Fahrmeir, L., Schwirtz, A. “…In this paper, we show how to analyze large amount of test data and possibilities to reduce the complexity of a diagnostic set-up. For the data collected from about 200 German elite ski jumpers and Nordic combined athletes between 2004 and 2008, we performed a factor analysis in order to find latent factors that would reduce the number of parameters measured and interpreted so far. …”

Kamemoto, K., Ojima, A., Ido, S., Arai, T. “…In this study, in order to examine the applicability of the vortex method, three-dimensional, complex and unsteady flows around an isolated 100 m runner and a ski-jumper were calculated. …”

Chardonnens, J., Favre, J., Cuendet, F., Gremion, G., Aminian, K. “…However, measuring these parameters is a non trivial task which requires complex devices, well trained staff and time consuming post-processing. …”