João Manuel Cunha da Silva Abrantes


AuthID: R-000-73D

Confirmed Publications: 16



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TITLE: Effects of gender and foot-landing techniques on lower extremity kinematics during drop-jump landings
AUTHORS: Nelson Cortes; James Onate; Joao Abrantes ; Linda Gagen; Elizabeth Dowling; Bonnie Van Lunen;
PUBLISHED: 2007, SOURCE: JOURNAL OF APPLIED BIOMECHANICS, VOLUME: 23, ISSUE: 4
INDEXED IN: Scopus WOS
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TITLE: Estimation of the muscle force distribution in ballistic motion based on a multibody methodology  Full Text
AUTHORS: Czaplicki, A; Silva, M ; Ambrosio, J ; Jesus, O; Abrantes, J ;
PUBLISHED: 2006, SOURCE: Computer Methods in Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering, VOLUME: 9, ISSUE: 1
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TITLE: Differences between inverse dynamics and maximal isometric moments of force for the knee and ankle joints on elite sprinters
AUTHORS: Veloso, A ; Da P. Silva, A; Abrantes, J ;
PUBLISHED: 2002, SOURCE: Isokinetics and Exercise Science, VOLUME: 10, ISSUE: 1
INDEXED IN: Scopus
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TITLE: Spatial reconstruction of human motion by means of a single camera and a biomechanical model  Full Text
AUTHORS: Ambrosio, J ; Abrantes, J ; Lopes, G;
PUBLISHED: 2001, SOURCE: HUMAN MOVEMENT SCIENCE, VOLUME: 20, ISSUE: 6
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TITLE: Spatial reconstruction of the human motion based on images of a single camera  Full Text
AUTHORS: Ambrosio, J ; Lopes, G; Costa, J; Abrantes, J ;
PUBLISHED: 2001, SOURCE: JOURNAL OF BIOMECHANICS, VOLUME: 34, ISSUE: 9
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TITLE: Isometric force and drop jump tests in relation to the acceleration phase in sprint running
AUTHORS: Veloso, A ; Armada, P; Pezarat Correia, P; Carita, I; Abrantes, J ;
PUBLISHED: 2000, SOURCE: Journal of Sports Sciences, VOLUME: 18, ISSUE: 7
INDEXED IN: Scopus
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