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Fascicle lengthening during a large torque reduction subsequently decreases dorsiflexion torque steadiness

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By Brent Raiteri, Ricardo De Lorenzo, Malte Kraul, Daniel Hahn
| Nature Verified
Abstract Here we assessed the effect of different rates and amplitudes of active torque reduction on the subsequent steady-state EMG amplitude, torque steadiness, and fascicle length during submaximal voluntary fixed-end (isometric) dorsiflexion contractions. Based on previous findings following active muscle-tendon unit lengthening, we expected a reduced steady-state EMG amplitude and torque steadiness relative to torque-matched reference contractions.
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The Waikato Times

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By Daniel Hahn
| The Waikato Times Verified
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How to translate Shakespeare into te reo (and other languages)

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By Daniel Hahn
| The Post (Wellington)
William Shakespeare’s command of language is legendary - which can create issues when translating him into other tongues.123rf.com Why might Hamlet be even longer in Italian? How does the story of Romeo and Juliet begin . . . in Thai? How do you build a joke in German, or recreate a rhyme in Japanese? And why are Lady Macbeth's pronouns such a problem? What does it mean to translate Shakespeare? When we change all the poetry, all the wordplay, all the syntax - all the words! - is it still Shakespeare?
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