Judging proper attack or jump distance can be troublesome though.
"It's a joke," Magnus Moan of Norway said after the wind pushed him down prematurely, shortening his jump distance.
This provides greater stability in flexion by creating a greater jump distance and reduces the stress on the tibial spine.
σ0 is related to two major parameters of the concentration of mobile ions (n) and the ion jump distance (d).
Stress affects the activation energy for motion, QM, of an atom, as well as its jump distance, ℓ.
With potassium content below 15 mol%, the activation energy of conduction decreases with the potassium content, which is attributable to a decreasing potassium jump distance.
The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of an internal and external attentional focus on single leg hop jump distance and knee kinematics in patients after ACL reconstruction (ACLR).
As described in Eq. (1), the diffusion length L depends on the average jump distance a, the Gaab desorption energy Qdes, and the activation energy for a surface diffusion jump Qd [13].
The distributions of waiting times in locked positions, and jump distances, the temperature variation of the average jump distance, and the stress/temperature variation of the macroscopic activation areas, are inconsistent with the kink-pair mechanism observed above 250 K.
The collaboration with ESPN will kick off with the X Games in Aspen in 2016, where the low power Intel Curie module will be integrated into the Men's Snowboard Slopestyle and Men's Snowboard Big Air competitions, where it will help to provide real-time data on athlete performance on in-air rotations, jump height, jump distance, speed, and force on landing.
Comparing the experimental j−η curves with the theoretical equations, one could estimate a set of the microscopic parameters of transfer, including the mean jump distance, the effective radius of charge localization, the jumping attempt frequency, and the mean height of energy barriers.
