Titlebook: Heat Stress in Sport and Exercise; Thermophysiology of Julien D. Périard,Sébastien Racinais Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019

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Heat Acclimation and skeletal muscle metabolism factors. However, repeated heat exposure that increases whole-body temperature, stimulates profuse sweating, and stresses the cardiovascular system, leads to increases in blood volume, decreases in core and skin temperatures, and induces important molecular adaptation

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Heat Stress During American Footballe competitive season starting in August in the Northern hemisphere, athletes are subjected to potential extreme environmental conditions, which may have detrimental effects on athlete safety and performance. The purpose of this chapter is to discuss the physical characteristics of American football

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Tennis in the Heathe heat can recognizably impact performance and exacerbate related clinical risk. This is notably evident during extreme hot-weather tournaments, or when multiple singles matches are played in the heat on the same day and the scheduled rest and recovery periods between contests are inappropriately b

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Open-Water Swimming unique and potentially hazardous thermoregulatory challenge for multiple reasons, but the lack of information on physiological, performance and health effects is conspicuous and surprising. At least one heat-related death and numerous cold-related deaths provide sobering testament to these challeng

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set-up and configuration of AAL environments based on ontologies could proceed. The support starts with the developers of the use cases, continues with the integration in the middleware and ends up in the maintenance during operation. At the end, different configuration support tools based on the semantic middleware universAAL will be described.

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Christopher J. Tylert aims at designing, developing and evaluating culturally competent assistive robots. These robots will be able to adapt the way they behave, speak and interact to the cultural identity of the person they assist. This paper describes the approach taken in the CARESSES project, its initial steps, and its future plans.