Search strategies are reported in Appendix 1. Relevant conference abstracts were tracked for full journal publications.
From the given data in the chart of 'Dimensionless performance parameters for full journal bearing' ω R−1L3=11.6, i.e., ω=11.6R/L3.
To this end, we used a collection of randomly selected full patent documents from European Patent Office8, and a set of randomly selected full journal articles from PubMedCentral.
The MEDLINE database was searched by these authors to identify the oral abstracts from ECR that had been converted to full journal publications.
Articles had to (a) be full journal articles written in English, (b) include an athlete sample, (c) examine acute effects of physical exercise, and (d) measure a perceptual-cognitive task as the dependent variable.
The following inclusion criteria were instituted for this review: full journal articles (no abstracts), written in English, athlete participants, and the study had to measure a perceptual-cognitive-task as the dependent variable.
This paper is intended to serve as a preview of a future full journal paper; which will rank ten or more real-world bottlenecks according to new and old performance measures, to demonstrate impacts of the new measures.
(You can read the full journal article here, if you'd like).
