introduction: work-related musculoskeleta ldisorders (wmsds) of upperlimbs (ul)in the last 35 years have become extremely widespread, reaching epidemiclevels, inalladv ancedindustrializedcountries. they are considered the main cause of disability, time off work, and requests for healthcare . method and materials: for detailed risk assessment, iso -11228-3 is the preferred method. it is recommen...

Business Networks are sets of repetitive transactions based on structural and relational formations with dynamic boundaries that comprise of interconnected elements (actors, resources and activities). Networks accommodate the contradictory aims pursued by each actor, and facilitate joint activities and repetitive exchanges that have specific directionality and flow of information, commodities, ...

In this paper, a developed prototype for the scheduling of repetitive activities in heightrise buildings was presented. The activities that describe the behaviour of the most of activities in multi-storey buildings are scheduled using the developed approach. The prototype combines three methods to attain the optimized planning. The methods include Critical Path Method (CPM), Gantt and Line of B...

The efficacy of managing a construction project mainly depends on proper planning and scheduling. Mass housing projects are highly repetitive in nature, as the methods used for construction are often repetitive or cyclic. Resources are therefore being deployed repeatedly for the similar or identical tasks in these projects. In order to eradicate delays in mobilizing resources, an efficient reso...

We reported a 17-year-ole male presented with repetitive head punching as rhythmic movement during sleep. Rhythmic movement disorder (RMD) during sleep refers to a number of activities characterized by repetitive stereotyped movements such as rhythmic oscillations of the head, limbs, or body. The repetitive movement like punching on the head in our case is a rare form. The patient's symptom was...

Repetitive and stereotyped behaviours in the form of stereotyped interests or specific routine activities are one ofthe diagnostic criteria in pervasive developmental disorders. The occurrence of repetitive behaviours in patients with pervasive developmental disorders is a starting point for questions about the type and classification criteria of such behaviours. The aim of the article is to pr...

Repetitive movements at a constant rate require the integration of internal time counting and motor neural networks. Previous studies have proved that humans can follow short durations automatically (automatic timing) but require more cognitive efforts to track or estimate long durations. In this study, we studied sensorimotor oscillatory activities in healthy subjects and chronic stroke patien...