The shooting interval was 50 m.
The programme consisted of staged progression of volume and intensity of direction changes, sprints, jumps, (cross-) passes, shooting, interval running, one-on-one attacking and defence drills, mimicking muscle fatigue and competitiveness during football training and game situations.
For i ≠ j we have (7) ∇ 2 L (w 1, …, w N ) ∂ w i ∂ w j = 0 for variable vectors w i that subsume all variables of the i -th multiple shooting interval.
A magnetization-prepared rapid acquisition gradient echo image with 1 mm isotropic resolution, 256 × 256 × 160 matrix, repetition time (TR)/echo time (TE) 8.1/3.7 ms, shot interval 3 s, flip angle 8°, SENSE factor 2 was acquired for each participant using a 3T Philips Activa MR system.
Sagittal T1ρ weighted imaging was performed using a spin-lock-prepared sequence with a three dimensional multi-shot ultrafast gradient echo (T1-TFE) readout with the following parameters: TR = 8.3 ms, TE = 4.3 ms, FOV = 250 mm, acquisition matrix = 416 × 378, slice thickness = 2 mm, number of slices = 25, TFE factor = 64, flip angle = 10°, shot interval = 2,000 ms.
The basic approach in COOPT is to divide the original time interval into multiple shooting intervals, with the DAEs solved numerically on the subintervals at each optimization iteration.
It should be noted that the shooting intervals and timings were not uniform across the sites.
Redmond had Birmingham's only chances after the interval, shooting over following a clever corner routine and fluffing a wonderful late opportunity as he bore down on goal.
Richard Linklater's new film is purely ravishing, a painstaking coming-of-age drama that charts a Texas kid's journey from infancy to adulthood and was shot, at intervals, over a 12-year period, so that we see little Ellar Coltrane grow up on screen.
He brought Grace Diekhaus in to co-produce with him and secured approval from CBS. Filming began in the summer of 1979 and continued periodically through November, with the production team shooting in several intervals for a few days each.
Members of the cast had given me an Ornette Coleman album called "Something Else!" and I had listened over and over to a Miles Davis record called "Miles Ahead," because the director of the film had played it over and over in the apartment where we were shooting during the long intervals between takes.
