Arms swing during standing back somersaults relates to three different "gymnastics schools", each is considered "optimal" by its adepts. In the three cases, technical performance, elevation and safety differ. Therefore, the aim of this study was to compare the mechanical variables of three different arms swing techniques in the performance of a standing back tucked somersault. Five high-level m...

Low power, high-speed bus architectures, based on low swing voltage technique, using multithreshold voltage transistors are proposed in this paper. Three different classes of driver/repeater/receiver circuits are introduced. The driver circuits are comprised of high threshold voltage MOSFET transistors, in order to reduce their output swing level voltage. For re-pulling up the low swing voltage...

This paper concerns the application of reduced order modeling techniques to power grid simulation. Swing dynamics is a complex non-linear phenomenon due to which model order reduction of these problems is intricate. A multi point linearization based model reduction technique trajectory piece-wise linearization (TPWL) method is adopted to address the problem of approximating the nonlinear term i...

Abstrtict— A general gain-enhancement technique for operational amplifiers using a replica amplifier is described. Unlike conventional techniques such as cascoding, which increases the gain by increasing the output resistance, the replica-amp technique increases the gain by matching the main and the replica amps. Among the advantages of the replica-amp technique are low supply, high swing, and ...

To improve the existing mechanism for opening the car-door of a mobile shop vehicle, we first apply the contradiction matrix and the idealized design technique of the Theory of the Solution of Inventive Problems (TRIZ) as a reference to ameliorate an automatic car-door opening (closing) system, and find a scheme matching requirements in design. Next, a motor gear transmission system is designed...

The ‘‘Foot-in-the-door’’ is a compliance technique which consists in proposing a little first request to a subject then to submit him/her a second more expensive request. In this way, more compliance to the second request is obtained than in a control situation where this request was not preceding by the first solicitation. Many investigations on this paradigm generally used an interaction in f...

Three experiments testing the effectiveness of the foot-in-the-door technique for recruiting blood donors consistently failed to demonstrate that this procedure influences either verbal or behavioral compliance, suggesting that the generality of the foot-in-the-door phenomenon is limited. Experiment 1 attempted to demonstrate that an earlier failure of this technique was due to poor operational...

2 experiments were conducted to test the proposition that once someone has agreed to a small request he is more likely to comply with a larger request. The 1st study demonstrated this effect when the same person made both requests. The 2nd study extended this to the situation in which different people made the 2 requests. Several experimental groups were run in an effort to explain these result...

In Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI), interconnect design has become a supreme issue in high speed ICs. With the decreased feature size of CMOS circuits, on-chip interconnect now dominates both circuit delay and power consumption. An eminent technique known as repeater/buffer insertion is used in long interconnections to reduce delay in VLSI circuits. This paper deals with some distinct low p...