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W. Michael Pullen,Marc Safranns. Designers absorb their world not only with their eyes and ears; they prefer to observe with a pencil in their hand with which to sketch, note and pictorially interpret. They turn things within their minds, observing them from all sides, even if these things have still found no expression in real

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Tendons and Jumping: Anatomy and Pathomechanics of Tendon Injuries of acute or overuse injuries. The male-to-female ratio for complete Achilles tendon ruptures for instance varies between 7:1 and 4:1 in different studies (Vosseller JT, et al. Foot Ankle Int, 2013;34(1):49–53). Repetitive exposures and high total duration of exposure have been identified as signifi