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Nonetheless, manifestations of ipsilateral activity can be found during unimanual tasks; surface electromyography recordings have shown clear activity in the homologous muscles during fast repetitive movements [30].
Flow simulation in ungauged catchments is presently regarded as one of the most challenging tasks in surface water hydrology.
The objective of this paper is to propose a framework to assess muscle force and muscle fatigue development due to manual lifting tasks using surface electromyography (sEMG) and human body modelling.
Lumbar muscle activity was collected during prone endurance and MVC tasks using surface electromyography (EMG) matrices.
Finally, the question remains why other bacteria have not developed such a structurally simple solution as the PSMs to the challenging tasks of surface colonization and survival in the human body.
However, combining the task of surface reconstruction and the implementation of a structural analysis model is not a trivial task.
Understanding a catchment's behaviours in terms of its underlying hydrological signatures is a fundamental task in surface water hydrology.
Enhancing the attenuation or the absorption of low-frequency noise using lightweight bulk-reacting liners is still a demanding task in surface and air transport systems.
A three-step algorithm is proposed to perform a task of surface roughness discrimination between surface texture images coming from eight different engineering processes.
In the drilling of horizontal wells, the core task of surface logging is to guide geosteering while drilling by using collected data including electrical property, lithology, petrophysics, and oil/gas-bearing properties.
Increasing the lifetime of these tools is an important task in surface engineering because of the complex loading conditions and the often complicated tool geometry, with the plasma-assisted chemical vapour deposition (PACVD) technique being well suited to the depositing of hard coatings onto large dies and moulds.
