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F. F. Centore Ph. D.ke to use for motion analysis. The segment definitions and regression equations that remain undefined or unavailable are indicated, and some assumptions are proposed to amend them, where found applicable. The computation of the segment mass, position of center of mass, moments, and products of inert

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F. F. Centore Ph. D.ogy. In the first section, fundamental concepts of rigid body kinematics are introduced with special reference to magneto-inertial measurements. Then a short description of the operational characteristics of accelerometers, gyroscopes, and magnetometers is provided. The third section reports theory

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F. F. Centore Ph. D.the relevant language is indicated by a language cue vs. voluntary language switching). Further, we summarize the most important empirical results and discuss them in the light of theories and models of language control in specific and with respect to multitasking in general.

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F. F. Centore Ph. D.n provide a valuable tool for understanding how muscle, tendon, and ligament mechanics influence the way we move, or vice versa, in health and disease, or to understand how and why these tissues might get injured due to chronic or acute loading. This chapter explores the basic concepts of ultrasound