Suchergebnisse - Sustainability

Xu, L., Peng, Z., Lian, J., Shao, Y., Dong, Y., Fu, W. “… Monetary rewards augmented early attention similar to social rewards, while CNV amplitudes indicated sustained preparatory attention under social rewards.  …”

Fei, W., Lingxuan, K. “… First, tactical emphasis shifted from early-stroke aggression toward sustained rally control, with athletes trained to delay pressure and cultivate "silent control" across extended rallies.  …”

Xu, J., Wang, Q., Marchibayeva, U., Bolat, N., Sagidolla, M., Kalym, Y., Aidarkhan, K., Alam, J., Zhalel, A. “… Research suggests that: 1) in the New Ball Era, each segmented diagnostic indicator system has a certain degree of rationality, but in comparison, the five-segment diagnostic indicator system is the most optimal and the most accurate to reveal the technical and tactical performance in the new era. 2) The five segments consist of the serving-attacking segment, receiving-attacking segment, serving-attacking connection segment, receiving-attacking connection segment, and the sustaining segment. 3) The impact of these five segments on the outcome of the match is as follows: The "attacking" segments have the greatest impact on the match outcome, followed by the "connecting" segments, and the "sustaining" segment has the smallest impact.  …”

Ihsan, M., Kwok, V., Wong, H. Y., Girard, O., James, C. “… Evidence: Preliminary findings from international squash tournaments reveal that elite players endure significant physiological strain, with core temperatures rising to 39.0 °C to 40.1 °C, despite matches being played in mild wet-bulb globe temperatures of 19.4 °C (0.9 °C). Sustained heart rates exceeding 90% of maximal heart rate further compound this thermal strain.  …”

Nash, C., Crespo, M., Martínez-Gallego, R.

Yuan, H., Wang, Y., Yang, K., Bin, Y. “… When the support vector machine uses the RBF function kernel, the accuracy reaches its highest at 87.5%, and the consistency of this prediction model is strong. An`s playstyle is sustained and unified; she does not seek continuous pressure, but rather exploits and maximizes her aggression following any mistake made by her opponents, immediately utilizing assault methods such as kills or dives, often resulting in the conversion of points during the subsequent 2-3 strikes. …”

Rodríguez, M., Piquer Piquer, A., Crespo Dualde, A. “… In the context of change towards professionalism, commercial orientation, and effective management practices in which these organisations are evolving to, the need for these organisations to generate and sustain the appropriate culture adapted to the challenges of the tennis ecosystem and the needs of their stakeholders is of paramount relevance.  …”

Filipcic, A. “… The aim of this article is to present some ideas on how tennis can be made more sustainable in order to create a more player-friendly development and ensure that more tennis players play and stay in the sport for longer. …”

Tan, Y., Kaldau, N. C., Lumban-Gaol, I., Budhiparama, N. C., Peers, K. “… Abstract Purpose: Badminton requires fast and pivoting movements, putting athletes at risk of sustaining an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury.  …”

Woo, T., Kootsookos, A., Alam, F. “… It is believed that addressing shuttlecock durability will reduce disruption due to frequent shuttlecock changes and improve sustainability of the game. …”

Maldoddi, R., Gella, L. “… Conclusion The majority of badminton players in both groups agreed that PPE usage would lower the risk of sustaining eye injuries; however, they are ambiguous about the usage of protective eyewear.  …”

Cakravastia, A., Yudhistira, T., Ameera, A., Setiawan, M. “… Creating a system of tennis player development to establish and sustain a nation's competitive performance is a problem faced by many countries.  …”

Néri-Fuchs, J. B., Sedeaud, A., Marc, A., De Larochelambert, Q., Toussaint, J. F., Brocherie F. “… Women reported higher proportion of medical withdrawals sustained on slow surfaces (0.4 %, p < 0.001), but without different withdrawal rates between playing standards (3.9 %, p > 0.05).  …”

Guermont, H., Mittelheisser, G., Reboursière, E., Gauthier, A., Drigny, J. “… Results During the follow-up time of 38 weeks, SSIs were assessed by an experienced sport physician and 42% of the participants sustained at least one SSI at their dominant side.  …”

Vincze, A., Jurchis, R. “… Although little is known about the factors sustaining performance in table tennis, to date there has been no investigation to assess QE as a contributor to table tennis performance.  …”

Shan, Y. “… Therefore, the right treatment of online social media and its impact is conducive to the sustainable development of professional badminton players. …”

Zhou, X., Imai, K., Liu, X., Chen, Z., Watanabe, E. “… Results: Sixteen badminton players (30.8%) sustained present shoulder pain related to badminton.  …”

Gasibat, Q., Kamalden, T. F. T., Jones, T., Dev Omar Dev, R., Wazir Norjali Wazir, M. R. “… Using the Nordic Musculoskeletal Questionnaire, players were asked to recall the injuries sustained in the previous 12 months that had prevented them from completing standard badminton practices, specifically during the last 7 days.  …”

Schäfer, K. “… Sustainability, climate and environmental protection activities - Part 2: "In the beginning there was a table" …”

Cakravastia, A., Setiawan, M “… Strong collaboration between stakeholders and completing structure the value chain are important to develop country performance in sustainable way. …”