Metabolic energy and user power were significantly lower (p<0.05), and mechanical efficiency significantly higher with the PAPAW than with subjects' own chairs.
Here, Samaras's subject is chairs — left out with the trash, on sale at a flea market, or in a sidewalk café — that pulsate, shimmer, and liquefy, as if transformed by his gaze.
To ensure consistency of angular displacement imposed by the experimenter, three goniometers were placed on the table and the back of the subject's chair so that the experimenter could visualize the desired reference joint angles to enhance accuracy.
It was a preview of two subjects — holes and chairs — that would appear many times in his future work.
She had, somewhere in her gloss, gotten onto the subject of "pierced" chairs.
We performed a cross-sectional, observational, institutional review board-approved study of ASCT recipients and HIV-infected subjects attending the Chair of Infectious Diseases and Tropical Medicine University of Milan, Italy.
Detailed medical histories are taken when subjects arrive at chair side (Fig. 2).
Some subjects performed each chair stand test with arms folded across their chest while others used the armrests for all assessments.
Spheres subjects a desk, a chair, and a wall full of chairs to an onslaught of fist-sized wooden balls, but the thousand-frames-per-second shooting speed extends this process which only took a few moments in real time to a slow, steady trudge towards certain destruction.
In another experiment, Dr. Lupyan showed subjects a series of chairs and tables using pictures from the Ikea catalog.
