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abaw ga suno man ning server sa akon man
abaw ga suno man ning server sa akon man

minsan tambay ako sa mga server sa disc
you are really very nice

nung nag simula ako mag trabaho bilang server sa canteen sobrang dami ng costumer 2 lang kami hindi kona alam kung sino yung uunahin. may mga costumer ma nagagalit
to the person who cared and nurtured me

karamihan sa iyo (mga mambabasa ng aklat na ito) ay mga undergraduate na mag-aaral sa mga naunang yugto ng iyong karera. ikaw ay pamilyar sa mga pattern ng kilusan ng tao mula sa isport - kapag tiningnan ang live, o bilang isang tagapalabas, coach o spectator - kung ang mga ito ay mga pattern ng kilusan ng mga indibidwal o ng mga koponan bilang isang buo. ang isang halimbawa para sa isang indibidwal na isport ay maaaring iharap bilang isang pagkakasunod-sunod ng mga frame ng video pa rin, tulad ng sa mga larawan 1.7 hanggang 1.31; karamihan sa mga pakete para sa pagtatasa ng mapagkatiwalaan ng video ay ginagawang mas madaling obserbahan, at sa com
video recordings, still video sequences, and player tracking patterns in games are probably the most complex representations of sports movements that you will come across. it is only your familiarity with sports videos that enables you to understand such patterns – watch a video of a game or sporting activity for which you do not know the rules (environmental and task constraints), and the complexity of video representations of movement patterns becomes obvious. this is true not only for the movements of the segments of the body of one performer, which sports biomechanists generally focus on, but also for the movement patterns of the players as a team. sequences of still video frames are rarely used in analysing player movements and interactions in team games, such as rugby, netball and soccer, or in individual vs individual games, such as squash or table tennis. to understand why, imagine tracking (using the global positioning system, for example), just a single point on each player in one extended squash rally or, worst still, for each player in a soccer team for just 10 minutes of play.