Associations Between the Mortality Trends by Cause of Death and Hazardous Alcohol Consumption in Russia. The “Conveyor Belt Effect” in Action? by Elena S. Zamyatnina, Vladimir M. Shkolnikov, Alexey E. Shchur

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Feasibility of a Non-Anticipatory, Random-Action Target System to Improve Shooting Performance: A Brief Field Trial by Matthew Lee Smith, Ali Boolani

“…Observational data were gathered from a single-day, three-round trial to test shooting accuracy and shooting errors when shooters were unable to anticipate target appearance location and target exposure speed. In Trial 1, the target exposure time was 0.5 s, which increased to 0.7 s in Trial 2, and decreased back to 0.5 s in Trial 3. …”
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Comparison of the Percentage Stance and Swing Phases and Ground Reaction Force between Young and Older Adults during Walking at different speeds by Neda Brooshak, Mousa Asadi, Seyyed Hossein Hosseini

“…Also, at slow speed, there was no significant difference in vertical ground reaction force between two age groups (p>0.05). …”
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Effect of biochar and cyanobacteria crust incorporation on soil wind erosion in arid mining area under freeze-thaw action by Zhe Wang, Xueshi Liu, Fenghui Sun, Qinghong Jiang, Haili Shang, Chunli Zheng

“…Cyanobacteria crusts can inhibit wind erosion, but their biomass decreases under freeze-thaw conditions. There is limited research on whether combining biochar with cyanobacteria crusts can alleviate the impact of freeze-thaw on their wind erosion resistance. …”
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Kinematics and kinetics of dogs walking over increasing heights of cavaletti exercise by Katie Clarke, Jade Terry, Scott Blake, Roberta Ferro de Godoy

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Development of technologies and tools for drilling additional wells from artificial bottom-hole with whipstock of continuous action in hard and very hard rocks by V. V. Neskoromnykh, D. V. Lysacov

“…A feature of the work of a milling type whipstocks is that the creation of a deflecting force is carried out due to the constant influence of the axial load, the value of which proportionally affects the speed of drilling. A review of the materials used to create an artificial bottom led to the conclusion that at present there are no curable materials that would have a hardness higher than category 8 for drillability, which means that when trying to drill a new direction of a well in rocks more than 8 grade for drillability, the speed drilling with a continuous action whipstocks will exceed the optimum and reduce the intensity of the buildup rate whipstock.Conclusion. …”
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Measurement report: Long-term assessment of primary and secondary organic aerosols in the Shanghai megacity throughout China's Clean Air actions since 2010 by H. Yu, Y. Chang, L. Cheng, Y. Duan, J. Hu

“…Furthermore, SOC concentrations exhibited simultaneous increases in summer, particularly when O<span class="inline-formula">₃</span> concentrations exceeded 50 <span class="inline-formula">µ</span>g m<span class="inline-formula">⁻³</span>, indicating that stronger oxidation reactions contribute to higher SOC concentrations. …”
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Magnified Sediment Export of Small Mountainous Rivers in Taiwan: Chain Reactions from Increased Rainfall Intensity under Global Warming. by Tsung-Yu Lee, Jr-Chuan Huang, Jun-Yi Lee, Shih-Hao Jien, Franz Zehetner, Shuh-Ji Kao

“…Fluvial sediment export from small mountainous rivers in Oceania has global biogeochemical significance affecting the turnover rate and export of terrestrial carbon, which might be speeding up at the recognized conditions of increased rainfall intensity. …”
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Method for Solving the Problem of Load Movement over the Ice Cover of a Reservoir along a Complex Trajectory by A. V. Galaburdin

“…Calculations showed that the deflection of the ice cover increased markedly with the growth of speed and tangential acceleration of the load movement. …”
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THEORETICAL APPROACHES TO DETERMINE THE EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE OF STORAGE OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES AT THE RATE OF BIOCHEMICAL REACTIONS by Nicholas Grigorievich Scheglov

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The effectiveness of speed, agility, quickness training vs high-intensity interval training in improving speed and agility on badminton players by Sapto Wibowo, Oce Wiriawan, Anindya Maratus Sholikhah, Achmad Syaifudin, Yuri Pamungkas, Lilik Herawati, Gadis Meinar Sari, Dodi Wirawan Irawanto, Radityo Putro Handrito, Sapto Adi, Supriyadi Supriyadi

“… Introduction: Badminton is a fast-paced racket sport which requires player to possess quick reaction, high-speed hitting ability, and rapid movement. …”
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Moisture Management Finish on Single and Rib Knit Cotton by Mehreen IJAZ, Namood -e- SAHAR, Zohra TARIQ, Rafia FATIMA, Zahra RASHEED, Madeeha TARIQ, Hibba Munir DAR

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The Effect of Running Speed on Cadence and Running Kinetics by Abbey Leacox, Lucy Fashingbauer, Thomas Ferguson, Anna Zajakowski, Brian Baum, Mark Reinking

“…# Background Previous studies have shown that a lower running cadence (<170 steps/min) increases the risk of injury in runners. However, the immediate effect of increasing running speed on running cadence and ground reaction forces in experienced runners has not been well studied…”
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Analysis of detonation wave effect in radial water coupling blasting by Yanbing WANG, Weiwen KONG, Dongchen WANG, Youyi SHEN, Ajian FENG, Yang LI, Wenhai ZHENG

“…As the water coupling coefficient increases, the pressure on the borehole wall first increases and then decreases, and the energy transfer efficiency first decreases, then increases and then decreases; Due to the presence of water medium, water coupled charge blasting can effectively extend the duration of shock wave action and improve energy transfer efficiency; Compared to the concentric water coupling charge form, the eccentric water coupling charge has a significant eccentric stress field, which can significantly increase the peak pressure of the hole wall on the coupling side, reduce the energy attenuation efficiency, and improve the energy utilization rate. …”
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Enhancing the speed of DNA walkers through soft confinement by Mathew O. Ogieva, Wolfgang G. Pfeifer, Sebastian Sensale

“…Using simulations and stochastic theories, we demonstrate that, by reducing the sampling of conformations far from the binding sites, tailed footholds provide the best speed enhancement, achieving a fourfold increase in speed. …”
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Paradoxical relationship between speed and accuracy in olfactory figure-background segregation. by Lior Lebovich, Michael Yunerman, Viviana Scaiewicz, Yonatan Loewenstein, Dan Rokni

“…We found that increased backgrounds reduce mouse performance but paradoxically also decrease reaction times, suggesting that noise in the decision making process is increased by backgrounds. …”
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The Effect of Sprint Start Speed on Lower-limb Stiffness in Sprint Runners by Mansour Eslami, Effat Hoseinzadeh, Alireza Safaei Kenari

“…Subjects performed a start with three different speeds. Results: From low to high start velocity, means of leg stiffness, knee stiffness and ankle stiffness increased by 67.53%, 41.9% and 39.03% respectively. …”
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Confinement Determines Transport of a Reaction-Diffusion Active Matter Front by Nicolas Lobato-Dauzier, Ananyo Maitra, André Estevez-Torres, Jean-Christophe Galas

“…We then show how confinement impacts active matter flow: While changes in instantaneous flow velocities are small, correlation times are dramatically increased with decreasing confinement. As a result, RD-AM front speed increases up to eightfold compared to an RD one, in quantitative agreement with a conveyor-belt reaction-diffusion-advection theoretical model. …”
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A MACHINE SPEED OPTIMIZATION PROBLEM IN A CAPACITATED FELT PRODUCTION SYSTEM by Banu Kabakulak

“…In this study, we analyze a felt production system with unique requirements, such as maintaining machine speeds within specific limits to facilitate successful chemical reactions. …”
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THE INFLUENCE OF DECISIONS ON INCREASING SOCIAL STANDARDS ON MONETARY POLICY by S. Kolodii, M. Rudenko, L. Gariaga, I. Kochuma, S. Kolodii

“…It is determined that the final effect of changes in social standards on inflation depends on the entire transmission mechanism, which includes several interrelated reactions, and maybe stretched over time, depending on both the speed of transmission of the impulse and the specifics of institutional regulation. …”
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