AN EXERCISE ON DIFFUSION BY CONTINUOUS MOVEMENTS

How to Exercise by Imagining Movements

When you shoot some hoops or kick a ball, the areas in your brain responsible for planning, coordinating, and performing movements are active. These are the so-called motor areas. But the motor areas are not only involved when you actually perform a movement, they are also activated when you imagine performing movements. The fact that actual movement and imaginary movement activate similar brai...

Continuous Respiration without Respiratory Movements

The object of the function of respiration is to supply the animal with oxygen and to remove carbon dioxide. To attain this object the vertebrates are provided with a complicated mechanism of which the respiratory movements are an essential feature. The respiration appears as a continuous chain of rhythmically recurring cycles, each cycle consisting of two antagonistic movements, one which carri...

Continuous Dependence in Front Propagation for Convective Reaction-Diffusion Models with Aggregative Movements

and Applied Analysis 3 and their main qualitative properties have been investigated since a long time, and we refer to 2, 7, 8 for details. The latter case; that is, α 0, was recently discussed in 9 . As far as we know, the first detailed investigation concerning the existence of t.w.s. of 1.1 when D satisfies 1.5 and α ∈ 0, 1 appeared in 10 , but there was no convective effect included. Under ...

The Effects of an Exercise Program Consisting of Taekwondo Basic Movements on Posture Correction

[Purpose] The purpose of this study was to verify the effect of posture correctional programs using basic TaeKwonDo movements. [Subjects] The subjects were TaeKwonDo trainees attending an elementary school in B city. They were separated into experimental and control groups according to posture problems found during posture analysis. [Methods] The subjects of the training exercise program perfor...

On a Theory of Dispersion by Continuous Movements, Ii. Stationary Anisotropic Processes.