Search Results - "Pantelidis, D."

Subcritical debonding of polymer/silica interfaces under monotonic and cyclic loading by Snodgrass, J.M., Pantelidis, D., Jenkins, M.L., Bravman, J.C., Dauskardt, R.H.

“…The effects of interface chemistry and alternating mechanical loads on subcritical debonding of thin polymer layers from inorganic dielectrics are of…”
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Use of angle resolved x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy for determination of depth and thickness of compound layer structures by Spruytte, S., Coldren, C., Harris, J., Pantelidis, D., Lee, H.-J., Bravman, J., Kelly, M.

“…A new graphical technique has been developed to characterize complex layered structures by angle resolved x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy. The technique…”
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Salivary cortisol response to a 30 mn submaximal test adjusted to a constant heart rate by LAC, G, PANTELIDIS, D, ROBERT, A

“…The aim of this study was to analyse the salivary cortisol variations during a 30 min sub-maximal exercise, the load being fitted so that the heart rate…”
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Is a 11-year-old tennis player indifferent to competition stress? by Pantelidis, D, Chamoux, A, Fargeas, M A, Robert, A, Lac, G

“…In adults, competition generates a relatively important level of stress. This could be revealed by psychological questionnaires and adrenocortical responses…”
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À 11 ans le joueur de tennis est-il indifférent au stress de la compétition? by Pantelidis, D, Chamoux, A, Fargeas, M.A, Robert, A, Lac, G

“…Chez l'adulte, la compétition génère un niveau de ⪡stress⪢ relativement important qui peut être objectivé au moyen de questionnaires psychologiques et…”
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Reliability of the posterolateral corner of the acromion as a landmark for the posterior arthroscopic portal of the shoulder by Totlis, Trifon, MD, PhD, Natsis, Konstantinos, MD, PhD, Pantelidis, Panteleimon, MD, Paraskevas, George, MD, PhD, Iosifidis, Michael, MD, PhD, Kyriakidis, Anastasios, MD

“…Hypothesis The present study aimed to evaluate the variability of the posterolateral corner of the acromion (PCA) position in relation to the glenohumeral…”
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