양산부산대학교병원 어린이병원 건립공사 턴키설계 (당선작)

㈜정림건축,㈜일신설계,㈜진아건축,㈜대우건설,우림종합건설㈜,㈜국제건설 한국의료복지시설학회 2006 의료·복지 건축 Vol.12 No.2

The Movement Sciences and Dance Research : Past, Present, and Future

Co^te'-Laurence, Paulette 한국체육무용국제교류학회 2001 한국체육무용국제교류학회지 Vol.7 No.-

It is a great honor to be here today among such a prominent group of delegates. I thank the Organizing Committee for this exciting opportunity. The theme of the conference, which focuses on how we, as researchers and educators, may contribute to improve the quality of human life, covers a wide spectrum of disciplines. Dance science, one of these research areas, addresses an art that represents one of many categories of human physical activities. What differentiates dance from sport and other physical activities is its intent. Unlike sports where the primary intent is to perform to a level that enables victory over an opponent, the intent of dance is to communicate a message to an audience. How, therefore, may dance contribute to improve the quality of human life? Todays education policymakers increasingly promote a holistic approach to curriculum development, an approach that may help younger generations to cope with contemporary societys challenging lifestyle changes. The arts, more specifically dance, is amongst the few cultural activities which promote opportunities to enjoy beauty, express views, emotions, dreams, and ideas, and even challenge the status quo. As spectators, creators, or performers, experiencing the arts can enrich our lives in a number of ways. Engage in multisensory visualization for a moment to appreciate the joy of making beautiful music, watching a play, dancing, or admiring a favorite painters masterpiece in a spacious museum. The arts can complement an individuals intellectual, physical, and affective needs for a balanced life. What do we know about dance, about learning dance skills? What do we know about instructional methods and cognitive processes which lead to superior performance? Answers to these questions may be found in the movement sciences, In fact, many of the areas of specialization listed for this conference do include dance. There are research areas such as dance training, dance medicine, dance technology, dance psychology, and dance biomechanics. This paper will concentrate mainly on the contribution of the discipline of motor learning to dance science. A brief historical background will first be presented, followed by the present status of dance science, and future directions. However, I would like to conclude this introduction by offering a general definition of dance, based on Hannas (1999) theory. First, dance consists of expressive movements and specialized skills. Professional dancers, like top athletes, have developed their motor skills over years of rigorous training. They have developed superior motor control for highly complex and aesthetically pleasing movements. These dancers communicate the artists message to an audience. Second, dance is generally performed with others on a limited space. This implies that dancers must synchronize their movements and relate to each other. Third, dance movements are rhythmical and performed to music or some form of accompaniment. Some choreographies are performed to highly complex music, which increases the level of difficulty of dance skills. For example, the dance Gloria by Mark Morris, was intended to illustrate the great music of Vivaldi. Finally, dance is a culturally influenced activity which has symbolic potential. It has, and continues to play a crucial role in world communities, as a vehicle for communication and a reflection of social values.

The Effects of Increased Intra-Abdominal Pressure on Bacterial Translocation

Co?kunPolat,OrhanCemAktepe,G?khanAkbulut,SezginYilmaz,Y?kselArikan,OsmanNuriDilek,OzcanGokce 연세대학교의과대학 2003 Yonsei medical journal Vol.44 No.2

(주)이가종합건축사사무소

(주)이가종합건축사사무소(EGA Architecture Co., Ltd) 현대건축사 2015 월간 CONCEPT Vol.- No.200

(주)아이씨디건축사사무소

아이씨디건축사사무소(I.C.D. Architects Co., Ltd.),김재윤(사진) 현대건축사 2018 월간 CONCEPT Vol.- No.231

Correlating Abdominal Ultrasound and Upper GI Endoscopic Findings of Schistosomiasis

( Aeden Bernice G. Timbol ),( Angela V. Djajakusuma ),( Vanessa Charlene O. Co ),( Melissa A. Llanto ),( Edhel S. Tripon ),( Ma. Lourdes O. Daez ),( Janus P. Ong ),( Nonette A. Cupino ) 대한간학회 2018 춘·추계 학술대회 (KASL) Vol.2018 No.1

Aims: This study aims to correlate the ultrasound and endoscopic findings of portal hypertension in patients with schistosomiasis and to determine which among these findings showed the best predictive values for the presence of endoscopic signs of portal hypertension. This study also aims to determine the correlation of Hepatitis B and/or Hepatitis C co-infection with the endoscopic and sonographic characteristics of patients with schistosomiasis. Methods: This is a prospective, cross-sectional study of 82 adult patients diagnosed with schistosomiasis. Each patient underwent screening upper endoscopies to assess the presence of varices and portal hypertensive gastropathy and holoabdominal ultrasound with doppler studies to assess the extent of hepatosplenic involvement. One-way ANOVA, Chi-square, Fischer’s exact test were performed to determine which ultrasound findings showed the best predictive values for the presence of endoscopic signs of portal hypertension. Results: Of the 82 patients, almost half (47.6%) had esophageal varices (54% small vs 46% large), 8.5% had gastric varices, and 46.3% had portal hypertensive gastropathy (PHG) on screening upper endoscopy. A significant correlation was found between the presence of esophageal varices, gastric varices, and PHG with the following ultrasonographic findings: grade of liver appearance, surface irregularity, spleen length, and size of right lobe. Seventeen percent tested positive for HbsAg while none tested positive for anti-HCV. Among the patients with hepatitis B/schistosomiasis co-infection, grade III (severely coarsened) echopattern, irregular liver surface, and the presence of short gastric vein collateral had a significant correlation with findings of portal hypertension on endoscopy. Conclusions: Among patients with schistosomiasis, the grade of liver appearance, surface irregularity, spleen length, and size of right lobe on abdominal ultrasound strongly predicts the presence of endoscopic signs of portal hypertension.

Control of Nonlinear Systems Represented by Galerkin Models Using Adaptation-based Linear Parameter-varying Models

Coşku Kasnakoğlu 제어·로봇·시스템학회 2010 International Journal of Control, Automation, and Vol.8 No.4

This paper studies the control of nonlinear Galerkin systems, which are an important class of nonlinear systems that arise in reduced-order modeling of infinite-dimensional systems. A novel approach is proposed in which a linear parameter-varying (LPV) model representing the Galerkin model is built, where the parameter variation is dictated by a specially designed adaptation scheme. The controller design is then carried out on the simpler LPV model, instead of dealing directly with the complicated nonlinear Galerkin system. An automatically scheduled H-infinity controller is designed using the LPV model, and it is proven that this controller will indeed achieve the desired stabilization when applied to the nonlinear Galerkin model. The approach is illustrated with an example on cavity flow control, where the design is seen to produce satisfactory results in suppressing unwanted oscillations.

Implementation Possibilities of Standard Site Method Sub-cases for EMC Antenna Calibrations in Non-ideal Site Conditions

İlkcan Coşkun,Serhat İkizoğlu 한국전자파학회 2023 Journal of Electromagnetic Engineering and Science Vol.23 No.4

Today, a number of engineering issues require electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) tests, in turn triggering the need for EMC-antenna calibrations. In this framework, experimenters seek accurate and time-saving solutions. Basically, standard site method (SSM) ANSI C63.5-2006 stipulates the near-to-ideal conditions on an empty and vast land, where three antennas are used for antenna factor determination. In our previous work, we investigated the suitability of narrow test sites for antenna calibration according to three-antenna SSM-ANSI- C63.5-2006, whose usability was validated under certain conditions. In the present study, we expand our research by applying the sub-cases of using a known antenna and identical antennas specified in the standard in order to shorten the calibration process. The results reveal that the methods for various calibrations are useful for successfully running the process even in non-ideal sites and help significantly reduce the experimentation time, considering the uncertainty limits specified in EMC test standards.

First extensor compartment morphology and clinical significance: a cadaver series study

Osman Coşkun,Fatma Ok,Büşra Şahin,İlke Ali Gürses 대한해부학회 2023 Anatomy & Cell Biology Vol.56 No.3

The first extensor compartment of the wrist is a distinctly variable anatomical area. Anatomical variations in thisregion contribute to the pathophysiology and treatment failure of de Quervain’s disease, which is a kind of tenosynovitis that develops in the first extensor compartment of the wrist. We aim to describe the first extensor compartment morphology, to evaluate the septum frequency, location of the septum, and the number of tendons of abductor pollicis longus (APL) and extensor pollicis brevis muscles (EPB). First extensor compartment of 87 wrists of 45 cadavers were dissected. The presence or absence of septum and number of tendon slips of APL and EPB revealed. The proximal and distal widths of the compartments were measured. Septums were detected in 60.9% (n=53) of the wrists. Incomplete (distal) and complete (proximal) septa were present in 35.6% (n=31) and 25.3% (n=22) of the cases. Only 26.4% of the wrists had a single slip of APL tendon. The Remaining had multiple slips. The median inner width of the proximal and distal compartments in all wrists were calculated as in the order of 9.11±1.14 mm and 8.55±1.12 mm. We believe that understanding the anatomy of the first extensor compartment in the Turkish population would be helpful to surgeons, radiologists, and physiotherapists to diagnose and manage de Quervain’s disease.

서울의료원 건립공사 현상설계 (당선작)

㈜희림건축,㈜중원종합건축,이특구 한국의료복지시설학회 2006 의료·복지 건축 Vol.12 No.3