Sources, letter L

4 titles

• Lateral deflection of archery arrows · Zanevskyy · 2001

  Population: Model, no participants Design: Simulation

  Published in: Sports Engineering, 4(1), 23-42

  DOI: 10.1046/j.1460-2687.2001.00066.x

  Study record: Lateral deflection of archery arrows

  Linked claims

  • ReportedThe arrow is stressed hardest only at launch and at impact, while in flight almost nothing happens to it (context)
  • ContestedA recurve competition arrow weighs about fifteen grams, is some sixty centimetres long and leaves the bow at around sixty metres per second (context)
  • ContradictedDuring the release the arrow buckles under the load on its point (context)

  and 7 more: all of them on the study page

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• Lightweight design optimization of a Bow Riser in Olympic Archery applying evolutionary computing · Jürgen Edelmann‐nusser, Mario Heller, Steffen Clement, Sandor Vajna, André Jordan · 2004

  Population: Equipment tests, no archers Design: Laboratory test

  Published in: European Journal of Sport Science, 4(3), 33-51

  DOI: 10.1080/17461390400074303

  Study record: Lightweight design optimization of a Bow Riser in Olympic Archery applying evolutionary computing

  Linked claims

  • TransferredA competition riser can be made a fifth lighter with almost no loss of stiffness (for, context)
  Record
• Linear stability of the boundary layer flow along an archery arrow · Toshinari Hasegawa, Atsushi Serino, Takeshi Miyazaki, Naoya Takahashi, Reima Iwatsu · 2018

  Population: Model, no participants Design: Simulation Open access

  Published in: The Proceedings of Mechanical Engineering Congress, Japan, 2018(0), J2340204

  DOI: 10.1299/jsmemecj.2018.j2340204

  Study record: Linear stability of the boundary layer flow along an archery arrow

  Linked claims

  • ReportedAn arrow flying at an angle to the airflow suffers far more drag (context)
  • ReportedPoint shape and vane type change the arrow's aerodynamic drag a great deal (against)
  • TransferredAlong the shaft the airflow destabilises only under non-symmetric disturbances, and the disturbance always travels towards the nock (for, context)
  Record
• Linking affect and performance of an international level archer incorporating an idiosyncratic probabilistic method · Michael B. Johnson, William A. Edmonds, Luiz Carlos Moraes, Edson S. Medeiros Filho, Gershon Tenenbaum · 2007

  Population: Archers Design: Case study

  Published in: Psychology of Sport and Exercise, 8(3), 317-335

  DOI: 10.1016/j.psychsport.2006.05.004

  Study record: Linking affect and performance of an international level archer incorporating an idiosyncratic probabilistic method

  Linked claims

  • ReportedThe ideal level of arousal for shooting well differs from archer to archer (context)
  • ReportedIn competition an archer's heart rate stays well above resting values (context)
  • ReportedThe arousal zone in which an archer shoots best changes with distance and with the competition format (for, context)
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