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On isometries of non associative Lp-spaces,ogram during the entire elementary school period for children of 4–12 years of age. One of the facets handled in this program is the relationship between physical activity, physical performance capacity, and health. For this reason an exercise test was included in the investigations.

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Pfister spaces over semi local rings,ool in the residential area of the city, have been reported previously (Van Hees et al. 1966). The aim of this study was to collect some basic information on the health status of the primary school children in Kinshasa, and to evaluate to what degree it was influenced by their socioeconomic backgrou

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Construction of quantum diffusions,jority of body dimensions (Eiben et al. 1971; Mészáros et al. 1979). In the construction of curves depicting growth trends, age is usually regarded as the independent variable. In everyday practice, age refers to chronological or calendar age. This age is, however, a rather crude approximation of bi

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Sergio Albeverio,Raphael H?egh-Krohnn a free translation of Piaget (1956) “All cognitive mechanisms depend on movement. Beneath language, and conceptualisation, knowledge is first and foremost an action upon an object, and thus in its very roots it implies a permanent representation of movement at the highest levels of the brain.” The

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Luigi Accardi,K. R. Parthasarathys still divided as to whether scholastic attainments are improved, worsened, or unchanged by an increase of physical activity during childhood. Possible reasons for the discrepant results include: (a) population differences with respect to age, mental development, and body image; (b) use of retrospe

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An integral kernel approach to noise, adolescence in representative samples of Norwegian and German schoolchildren. In this longitudinal investigation, the rate of growth in body size and composition relative to age was identical in the two cohorts of children and followed closely the trend that has been assessed for North-Europeans in