List of publications on a keyword: «swimming»

Human sperm motility is of great interest to researchers and biologists studying sperm function and to medical practitioners evaluating and treating male in-fertility. Computer-assisted semen analysis (CASA) instruments are used to trace the swimming paths of sperm automatically in time-lapse microscopy image sequences connect-the-dots between video frames, enabling rapid automatic quantification of sperm motility parameters for hundreds of cells at a time. The image processing and sperm tracking capabilities of today’s CASA instruments can be enhanced However. In this paper we highlighted the limitations of (CASA) instruments and suggested ways to mitigate them from the literature. We have also our algorithm ‒ program complex to determine linear velocity in Java. With all these efforts in further improving the computational tools for CASA, much more robust and versatile systems should be available in the foreseeable future.

Employment with children with severe speech disorders, through non-traditional forms of work.

This article reveals the features of the use of the game method in swimming in children 7-8 years old.

This article discusses the problem of organizing training in swimming in children based on the use of the game method.

This article is devoted to healthy child upbringing principles. The author performed cold assimilation procedures to improve the immunity of a young child.