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The effect of image fractal properties and its interaction with visual discomfort on gait kinematics by Burtan, D., Burn, J. F., Spehar, B., Leonards, U.

“…Exposure to images of urban environments affords higher cognitive processing demands than exposure to images of nature scenes; an effect potentially related to…”
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Biomechanically inspired modelling of pedestrian-induced forces on laterally oscillating structures by Bocian, M., Macdonald, J.H.G., Burn, J.F.

“…Despite considerable interest among engineers and scientists, bi-directional interaction between walking pedestrians and lively bridges has still not been well…”
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Visuomotor control of leaping over a raised obstacle is sensitive to small baseline displacements by Daniels, Katherine A J, Burn, J F

“…The limb kinematics used for stepping or leaping over an obstacle are determined primarily by visual sensing of obstacle position and geometry. In this study,…”
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The nature effect in motion: visual exposure to environmental scenes impacts cognitive load and human gait kinematics by Burtan, D, Joyce, K, Burn, J F, Handy, T C, Ho, S, Leonards, U

“…Prolonged exposure to urban environments requires higher cognitive processing resources than exposure to nature environments, even if only visual cues are…”
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Human locomotion over obstacles reveals real-time prediction of energy expenditure for optimized decision-making by Daniels, Katherine A J, Burn, J F

“…Despite decades of evidence revealing a multitude of ways in which animals are adapted to minimize the energy cost of locomotion, little is known about how…”
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A simple model predicts energetically optimised jumping in dogs by Daniels, Katherine A J, Burn, J F

“…It is generally accepted that animals move in a way that minimises energy use during regular gait and there is evidence that the principle might extend more…”
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Probabilistic criteria for lateral dynamic stability of bridges under crowd loading by Bocian, M., Macdonald, J.H.G., Burn, J.F.

“…•Inverted pendulum model is studied for pedestrian-induced lateral structural vibrations.•Real statistical data is used to obtain the model…”
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Randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled parallel group study of P54FP for the treatment of dogs with osteoarthritis by Innes, J F, Fuller, C J, Grover, E R, Kelly, A L, Burn, J F

“…P54FP is an extract of Indian and Javanese turmeric, Curcuma domestica and Curcuma xanthorrhiza respectively, which contains a mixture of active ingredients…”
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displaced equine soft palate as a source of abnormal respiratory noise during expiration by Franklin, S.H, Price, C, Burn, J.F

“…Summary Reasons for performing study: To develop the technique of respiratory sound analysis for the diagnosis of dorsal displacement of the equine soft…”
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Spectral analysis of respiratory noise in horses with upper airway disorders by FRANKLIN, S. H., USMAR, S G., LANE, J. G., SHUTTLEWORTH, J., BURN, J. F.

“…Summary Reasons for performing study: It has long been recognised that the production of abnormal respiratory sounds by horses during exercise is frequently…”
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Time domain characteristics of hoof-ground interaction at the onset of stance phase by Burn, J.F

“…Summary Reasons for performing study: Little is known about the interaction of the hoof with the ground at the onset of stance phase although is it widely…”
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Parameter optimisation for vision guided terrestrial locomotion: Multi-frame by Daniels, G. P., Bull, D. R., Burn, J. F.

“…During locomotion, Autonomous Ground Vehicles (AGV) need to map the surface of the ground ahead in order to plan a safe route of passage. Algorithms that…”
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Consequences of forward translation of the point of force application for the mechanics of running by Bullimore, Sharon R., Burn, Jeremy F.

“…In running humans, the point of force application between the foot and the ground moves forwards during the stance phase. Our aim was to determine the…”
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Distorting limb design for dynamically similar locomotion by Bullimore, Sharon R., Burn, Jeremy F.

“…Terrestrial mammals of different sizes tend to move in a dynamically similar manner when travelling at speeds corresponding to equal values of the Froude…”
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Randomised, double-blind, placebocontrolled parallel group study of P54FP for the treatment of dogs with osteoarthritis by Innes, J. F., Fuller, C. J., Grover, E. R., Kelly, A. L., Burn, J. F.

“…P54FP is an extract of Indian and Javanese turmeric, Curcuma domestica and Curcuma xanthorrhiza respectively, which contains a mixture of active ingredients…”
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Clinical trials using a telemetric endoscope for use during over-ground exercise: A preliminary study by FRANKLIN, S. H., BURN, J. F., ALLEN, K. J.

“…Summary Dynamic collapse of the upper respiratory tract (URT) is a common cause of poor performance in horses. These conditions occur predominantly during…”
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Ability of the planar spring–mass model to predict mechanical parameters in running humans by Bullimore, Sharon R., Burn, Jeremy F.

“…The planar spring–mass model is a simple mathematical model of bouncing gaits, such as running, trotting and hopping. Although this model has been widely used…”
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Measurement of abnormal respiratory sounds during overground exercise by BURN, J. F., FRANKLIN, S. H.

“…Summary Reasons for performing study: The presence of abnormal respiratory sounds is commonly associated with obstructions of the upper respiratory tract. In…”
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Quantification of hoof deformation using optical motion capture by BURN, J. F., BROCKINGTON, C.

“…Summary Deformation of the hoof capsule occurs during stance phase as a result of loading by the distal phalanx. The objective of this study was to evaluate…”
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Measurement of abnormal respiratory sounds during over-ground exercise by Burn, J.F, Franklin, S.H

“…Reasons for performing study: The presence of abnormal respiratory sounds is commonly associated with obstructions of the upper respiratory tract. In order to…”
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