Moving forwards

Enhancing performance and sport injury prevention in disability sport: moving forwards in the field of football

IMPLEMENTATION—CHALLENGING IN ABLE-BODIED SPORT—MORE SO IN DISABILITY SPORT According to the WHO, approximately 15.6% of the world population live with some form of disability, including 70 million children world-wide aged between 15 and 18 years. The benefits of exercise for individuals living with disability have been highlighted in the literature, and participation in team sports, such as fo...

Living forwards, understanding backwards.

"Forwards and Backwards" Encryption

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FORwards to ciliogenesis

Cilia are conserved, microtubule-based, hair-like organelles that extend from eukaryotic cells. In vertebrates, motile cilia on specialized epithelial cells generate fluid flow in the airways, oviduct and brain ventricles. In addition, a single, non-motile primary cilium, as present on many vertebrate cells, concentrates signalling machinery and acts as an antenna. Cilia grow from a modified ce...

Subspace domain forwards-backwards averaging

In this paper a procedure which filters out roughly half of the array manifold errors for approximately centro-symmetric arrays is described. The procedure-subspace domain forwards-backwards (f/b) averaging-improves the performance of subspace based direction finding (DF) algorithms such as MUSIC and ESPRIT. Experimental data from the Mountaintop system are used to confirm the theoretical results.