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Kinematic Equations http wwwaplusphysicscom courseshonorskinematics honorskinematicshtml Unit 2 Kinematics Objectives and Learning Targets Use kinematic equations to solve problems for objects moving at a constant acceleration in a straight line and in free fall. Be able to identify phases of movement infer sources of propulsion and braking Be able to use the laws of constant angular accel Grasp the applications to human movement Questions to Think About Why would tight calf muscles restrict the ability to qqqq brPage 2br Jacobians Direct Differentiation fq fq fq mm mm mm 1 1 mmn n Jqq uuu 1 1 mmnn Jqq uu ij i Jq 1 1 mmn n Jqq uu xJ TGT Example xy lc lc yls ls 11 212 11 212 GT GT GGTGT ylclc lc 11 212 1 212 2 11 212 1 212 2 GT GT g meters feet 00 x m y m xy 1 2 origin 63 Points position is 224 from the origin at 63 above the x axis or xy position of 1 2 224 brPage 2br Relative Position Position of a second point with respect to a first point To convert between absolute re “Is your mama a llama?” I asked my friend Dave. .. “. No, she is not,” is the answer Dave gave.. “. She hangs by her feet, and she lives in a cave. I do not believe that’s how llamas behave.”. A note on usage:. The clicker slides in this booklet are meant . to be used as stimuli to encourage class discussion. . They are intended for use in a class that attempts . to help students develop a coherent and sophisticated understanding of scientific thinking.. Chapter 2. Kinematics. .  . motion.. Dynamics .  . forces impacting motion.. Mechanics . .  . kinematics & dynamics. 1. 2.1 Displacement. 2. 2.1 Displacement. 3. instantaneous . velocity . con’t. Review session for final exam. Thursday afternoon? . Thursday evening? 7:30 -???. Friday morning?. Kinematics of folding- outline. Active folds:. Flexural folds. Neutral surface folds. Passive folds:. Chapter 2. Kinematics. deals with the concepts that . are needed to describe motion.. Dynamics . deals with the effect that forces. have on motion.. Together, kinematics and dynamics form. the branch of physics known as . Kick . Brian M. Campbell. 1. , Adam M. Fullenkamp. 1. , James Bacher Jr. & C. Matt Laurent. 1. . 1. Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, OH. e-mail: campbeb@bgsu.edu. . . Introduction. What measures must be known to…. Make a moving object catch a falling object?. Program a yellow light for safe use?. What should my notebook look like?. Notebooks are a waste, unless YOU can benefit from using them.. Computer. . Graphics. LET US ENTER INTO THE MAGICAL WORLD OF ANIMATION. Contents. INTRODUCTION. APPLICATIONS. DESIGN OF ANIMATION SEQUENCES. GENERAL COMPUTER ANIMATION FUNCTIONS. RASTER ANIMATIONS. COMPUTER ANIMATION LANGUAGES. Kinematics: . constraints on getting around the environment. The effect of a robot’s geometry on its motion.. kinematics. from sort of simple to sort of difficult. manipulator modeling. wheeled platforms. Animation. From hand drawn animation. Lead animator draws poses at key frames. Inbetweener. draws frames between keys. Computer animation. Can have separate keys for different attributes. Squash and Stretch. KINEMATICS OF NORMAL MENISCI DURING KNEE FLEXION J.G. GUERRERO1 and M. FOIDART- DESSALLE2 From the Department of Physical Medecine, University Hospital Center of Liège, Sart Tillman-4000 LIEGE AB