People with early cognitive impairment may find a curved path more difficult to follow than a straight one. Simple curved walking tests could provide a cheap and easy way to assess possible ...

On Wednesday evening, a train travelling from Madrid to Ferrol ... the inertia that makes a body on a curved path want to continue outward in a straight line. It’s what keeps passengers in ...

2. Centripetal force, the force on the train so that it follows a curved path around a bend. Here it's important to note that trains do not have steering wheels. Instead, a throttle moves the ...

But researchers at Williams College have shown that upon hitting a potential double or a triple, baseball players would be wise to take a curved path. Ballplayers intuitively know this ...

It is proportional to the square of the speed, and inversely proportional to the radius of curvature of the path. The centripetal component of acceleration ALWAYS points toward the insider of the ...

In clinical settings, gait and balance tests typically focus on a straight walking path. This new study ventures into a different realm – curved path walking – a more natural yet complex activity.