The rats performed various tests including mobility, stance, and gait in the open field, gait on a rotarod at steady and accelerating speed, swim speed in a narrow pool, memory in a modified water maze test as assessed previously [ 19, 20, 22], and gait on a modified ladder test [ 38].
Evolution based algorithms such as accelerated particle swam optimization is used to reduce the dimensionality of big data by Fong et al. [72].
This sinking takes ~2 s, and the spheroids drop by ~0.45 mm (SD 0.15 mm, n = 20) before they accelerate and swim to the light source.
For example, sharkskin has the potential drag-reducing effect in turbulence, lotus leaf possesses the self-cleaning and anti-foiling function, gecko feet have the controllable super-adhesion surfaces, the flexible skin of dolphin can accelerate its swimming velocity.
They then accelerate quickly and obtain their original swimming speed while turning phototactically toward the light source.
Thorpe's success has been attributed to his work ethic, mental strength, powerful kick, ability to accelerate and a physiology suited to swimming.
In transgenic sperm, bPAC mimics the action of the endogenous soluble adenylyl cyclase (SACY) that is required for motility and fertilization: light-stimulation rapidly elevates cAMP, accelerates the flagellar beat, and, thereby, changes swimming behavior of sperm.
Abnormal behavior included reduced reflexes, erratic swimming, loss of equilibrium, and accelerated respiration.
A virtual fish could be given "emotions" by swimming faster or slower, darting across abruptly or accelerating gradually, making a direct line across a pool versus an irregular path, and by occupying small versus large space.
The physical regimen of competitive swimming fosters in him a lifelong habit of "accelerated heartbeats and sweat-soaked T-shirts".
