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MDPI AG
The Impact of Cardiorespiratory and Metabolic Parameters on Match Running Performance (MRP) in National-Level Football Players: A Multiple Regression Analysis
The aim of the study was to examine the association between cardiorespiratory and metabolic parameters and match running performance (MRP) in highly trained football players. The sample of participants consisted of 41 national-level football players (aged 23.20 ± 3.40 years, body height 182.00 ± 5.15 cm, and body mass 76.86 ± 6.06 kg) from the Serbian Super league. For the purposes of this research, the following measurements were applied. A maximal multistage progressive treadmill test, with a...
Download 2024 Bojan Masanovic , Borko Katanic , Mima Stankovic , Suzana Žilić Fišer , Radivoje Radaković
MDPI AG
Editorial: Mitochondrial Research: Yeast and Human Cells as Models 2.0
Mitochondrial research stands at the forefront of modern biology, unraveling the intricate mechanisms governing cellular metabolism, energy production, and disease pathogenesis [...]
Download 2024 Clara Musicco , Maša Ždralević , Sergio Giannattasio
MDPI AG
Effect of Corrosion-Induced Structural Degradation on the Ultimate Strength of a High-Tensile-Steel Ship Hull
Standard structural assessments of ship hulls include the evaluation of the elastic structural response. Elastic analysis neglects extreme and unpredicted loadings, which can produce catastrophic outcomes, such as the loss of the ship’s ultimate strength. Moreover, hull elements are considered unaffected by age-related degradation. Therefore, this study models and quantifies the effect of corrosion-induced structural degradation on the ultimate strength of a high-tensile-steel (HTS) cargo ship using...
Download 2024 Špiro Ivošević , Ana Petrović , Nemanja Ilić , Nikola Momčilović , Milan Kalajdžić
SAGE Publications
QAnon and the Epistemic Communities of the Unreal: A Conceptual Toolkit for a Sociology of Grassroots Conspiracism
The messy politics of combating the COVID-19 pandemic, compounded by the confusion caused by the global (dis)infodemic, have propelled conspiracism from the fringes of society into the public mainstream. Despite the growing political impact of digitally enabled conspiracy theories, they are predominantly delegitimized on three fronts – as psychopathology, pseudoscience, and/or parapolitics. In contrast, this article employs three non-pathologizing conceptual counteroffers borrowed from critical...
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ASME International
Uncoupling of Damped Linear Potential Multi-Degrees-of-Freedom Structural and Mechanical Systems
Abstract This paper provides the necessary and sufficient conditions for a multi-degrees-of-freedom linear potential system with an arbitrary damping matrix to be uncoupled into independent subsystems of at most two degrees-of-freedom using a real orthogonal transformation. The incorporation of additional information about the matrices, which many structural and mechanical systems commonly possess, shows a reduction in the number of these conditions to three. Several new results are...
Download 2024 Ranislav M. Bulatovic , Firdaus E. Udwadia
University of Zagreb, Faculty of Architecture
Development of the City of Nikšić through the Planning Documentation of Croatian Architects
The task of this work is to present three key urban plans, courtesy of which the city of Nikšić developed during its modern history. After liberation from the Ottoman Empire in 1877, Nikšić received its first regulatory plan, prepared by the architect Josip Slade Šilović (1828-1911) in 1883. The city developed according to this plan until the Second World War. After the Second World War, Montenegro became part of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia as a republic, and Nikšić became the city...
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