Suchergebnisse - Animals

Kittel, A., Lindsay, R., Le Noury, P., Wilkins, L. “… The most common technology was head mounted display (51%) presenting animated environments and the most common sports investigated were football and handball (32% and 19% of studies, respectively).  …”

de Siqueira, R. F., Fernandes, W. R. Schlagworte: “… animal …”

Dadalt, E. K., Stefani, G. P. “… Case studies, observational studies, quasi-experimental trials, literature reviews, and animal studies were excluded from this systematic review.  …”

Bazzano, M., Marchegiani, A., La Gualana, F., Petriti, B., Petrucelli, M., Accorroni, L., Laus, F. Schlagworte: “… animal …”

Giers, J. C. Schlagworte: “… animal …”

Zetterberg, E., Persson-Sjodin, E., Lundblad, J., Hernlund, E., Rhodin, M. Schlagworte: “… animal …”

Vater, C., Schnyder, U., Müller, D. “… Finally, we propose potential avenues to improve VR animation processes in future studies. …”

Mosley, E., Laborde, S. “… Exclusion criteria were non-peer reviewed work, animal studies, clinical populations, review or conference papers.  …”

Tipton, M., Massey, H., Mayhew, A., Morgan, P. “… Associated with this, in 2021 Her Majesty`s Coastguard in the UK reported a 52% increase in call-outs associated with swimming and dipping and, between 2018 and 2021, there was a 79% increase in open-water swimming deaths (34-61 deaths) in the UK.2 For tropical animals such as humans, immersion in cold water is stressful and carries a significant risk of respiratory, cardiovascular and, possibly, peripheral neurovascular injury.  …”

Joost, T., Engel, T., Cassel, M. “… Studies were excluded if they were based on cadavers/ animals, or if they were review articles. Quality of studies was evaluated using PEDro scale or NIH tool.  …”

Beduhn, B., Roe, G., Furst, W., Lewno, A. “… Posture, aquatic pressure, equipment, and even marine animals pose as unique causes to head pain in the aquatic athlete.  …”

Ladwig, P., Evers, K., Jansen, E. J., Fischer, B., Nowottnik, D., Geiger, C. “… There is a substantial number of body tracking systems (BTS), which cover a wide variety of different technology, quality and price range for character animation, dancing or gaming. To the disadvantage of developers and artists, almost every BTS streams out different protocols and tracking data.  …”

Marvin, S., Sorenson, K., Steven, J. R. Schlagworte: “… animal …”

Groh, B. H., Fleckenstein, M., Kautz, T., Eskofier, B. M. “… Skateboard tricks are detected and classified in real-time and visualized by means of an animated 3D-graphic. We achieved a trick detection recall of 96.4%, a classification accuracy of 89.1% (considering correctly performed tricks) and an error of the board orientation visualization of 2.2°+-1.9°.  …”

Davies, E., McConn-Palfreyman, W., Williams, J. M., Lovell, G. P. “… Animals …”

Buekers, M., Montagne, G., Ibáñez-Gijón, J. “… First, we want to tackle this discussion from the angle of the ecological-dynamical approach, in which concepts as perception-action coupling, affordances, and self-organization are put forward as vital elements to explain the control of actions/sport skills. In referring to animal behavior, we will push the idea that cognitive interventions are not a prerequisite for strategic and tactical interventions.  …”

Sharifullina, S. R., Zhestkova, Yu. K., Razzhivin, O. A., Chernyshova, S. Sh. “… It should be emphasized that the Experimental group showed much higher interest in the trainings facilitated by the animals-mimicking stretching games - that were noted to greatly encourage the trainees.  …”

Tian, L., Cheng, X., Honda, M., Ikenaga, T. “… This work will serve the purpose of displaying the 3D animated pose of a figure skater. The quality grade of the result rate on the test sequences is 87.25%. …”

Hu, C. H., Lee, C. Y., Liou, Y. T., Sung, F. Y., Lin, W. C. “… Due to its wide moving range in the outdoor environment, motion capture of skiing is hard and usually not a good solution for generating skiing animations. Physical simulation offers a more viable alternative.  …”

Padalino, B., Loy, J., Hawson, L., Randle, H. Schlagworte: “… animal …”