529 resultados para flick(tionella) rum
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Tít. tomado del colofón en 2q7v
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Marca tip. de los editores en 2i10r (Kristeller. It.B., 238)
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Juan Duns Escoto, Beato, ca. 1266-1308. Scotus super secundo sententiarum. [Venetiis : Bonetus Locatellus, impens. Octauiani Scoti], 18 dic. 1497]. 84 h. : il. Sign.: A-K8, L4
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Hojas imp. por ambas caras
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Capitulares grab. xil.
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Huecos para iniciales con letras de aviso
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Tít. y mención de responsabilidad tomados del incipit
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Huecos para iniciales
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Pie de imp. tomado del colofón en 2q3v
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Pie de imp. tomado del colofón en 2q3v
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Es el t. VII de: Textus biblie : cum glosa ordinaria Nicolai de lyra postilla ... - Basileae : Iohannes Petri et Iohannes Frobenius, 1506-1508
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Es el t. VII de: Textus biblie : cum glosa ordinaria Nicolai de lyra postilla ... - Basileae : Iohannes Petri et Iohannes Frobenius, 1506-1508
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The drag-flick is more efficient than hits or pushes when a penalty corner situation is in effect in field hockey. Previous research has studied the biomechanical pattern of the drag-flick, trying to find the cues for an optimal performance. On the other hand, some other studies have examined the most effective visual pick-up of relevant information in shots and goalkeeper anticipation. The aim of this study was to analyse the individual differences in the drag-flick pattern in order to provide relevant information for goalkeepers. One female skilled drag-flicker participated in the study. A VICON optoelectronic sy stem (Oxford Metrics, Oxford, UK) was used to capture the drag-flicks with six cameras. The results showed that the main significant differences between right and left shots (p<0.05) in the stick angles, stick minimum angular velocity and front foot-ball distance were when the front foot heel contacted the floor(T1) and at the minimum velocity of the stick, before the dragging action (T3). The findings showed that the most relevant information might be picked up at the ball-and-stick location before the dragging action.
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The penalty corner is one of the most important goal plays in field hockey. The drag-flick is used less by women than men in a penalty corner. The aim of this study was to describe training-induced changes in the drag-flick technique in female field hockey players. Four female players participated in the study. The VICON optoelectronic system (Oxford Metrics, Oxford, UK) measured the kinematic parameters of the drag-flick with six cameras sampling at 250 Hz, prior to and after training. Fifteen shots were captured for each subject. A Wilcoxon test assessed the differences between pre-training and post-training parameters. Two players received specific training twice a week for 8 weeks; the other two players did not train. The proposed drills improved the position of the stick at the beginning of the shot (p<0.05), the total distance of the shot (p<0.05)and the rotation radius at ball release (p<0.01). It was noted that all players had lost speed of the previous run. Further studies should include a larger sample, in order to provide more information on field hockey performance.
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