A 2 (Direction) × 2 (Distance) × 3 (Speed) Repeated-Measures Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) revealed a main effect for Direction indicating that looming sounds (M = 39.1, SE = 2.3) were perceived as moving significantly faster than receding sounds (M = 32.2, SE = 2.3), F (1,76) = 17.8, p < 0.001, η p 2 = 0.19.
The high speed repeated volumes were not motion corrected.
Physical performance was measured by three individual performance tests, namely walking speed, repeated chair stands and standing balance based on the methods described by Guralnik et al. [ 34].
ORNL and ENEA have been collaborating on high-speed injectors since 1990; they successfully realized a high-speed repeating pellet injector (2.55 km/s at 1 Hz).
Intraclass correlation coefficients indicated good-to-excellent agreement for speeded repeated movements, resting tremor, arising from a chair, and gait; moderate agreement for action tremor, rigidity, posture, postural stability, and bradykinesia; and poor agreement for speech disorder and facial immobility.
This function is typically referred to as 'streaming images to disk.' While many commercially available microscope camera software packages offer 'Movie' acquisition routines, they are not designed for the large quantities of data characteristic of long runs or high-speed, repeated, triggered acquisitions.
"So you run fast for speed and repeat it many times for endurance".
Then he would power the boat up to full speed and repeat.
Installation cost, pricing, clear instruction and even human rights become cause for concern when digitalizing transportation, while efficiency, speed and repeat use - though now questionable - support the idea of developing an intricate transport ticketing system.
When emphasizing some important information, you can raise your intonation, slow your speed or repeat it at least twice.
