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Boasting superior performance, advanced safety design features, and state-of-the-art avionics, the AW139 can carry up to 15 passengers in a spacious cabin, all with the best power reserve of any helicopter in its class.
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The AW139 is part of the AWFamily of advanced rotorcraft. This shared DNA enables customers to benefit from the common design philosophy, safety features and high-performance flight characteristics that are the hallmarks of the AW169, AW139 and AW189 family.
When lives are on the line, the AW139 is primed to respond. Configured jointly for Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and Search and Rescue (SAR) missions, the helicopter combines advanced technology, safety design features and superior performance as well as a wide range of dedicated role equipment. Category A with Performance Class 1 certification allows the AW139 to operate safely.
Space is at a premium for EMS operations and the AW139 boasts the largest unobstructed cabin in its class. It can accommodate up to five medical attendants and four stretchers longitudinally and transversally, along with a full suite of the most advanced life-support equipment, allowing complete access to the patient. The large sliding doors on each side enable easy stretcher loading, both on the ground and in flight.
The AW139 features the largest passenger cabin in its class enabling customers to maximise working room and mission flexibility. The helicopter can seat up to 15 passengers or 10 deployable Law Enforcement officers and can be reconfigured in a variety of layouts, including accommodating a fully integrated mission console and advanced role equipment.
Many studies demonstrate the effects of yogic breathing on brain function and physiologic parameters, but the mechanisms have not been clarified. Biological postulations from neurophysiological model of vagus nerve stimulation of yogic breathing propose that SKY causes vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) and exerts numerous autonomic effects including changes in heart rate, improved cognition in Alzheimer's disease, improved bowel function, etc. During SKY, a sequence of breathing techniques of different frequencies, intensities, lengths, and with end-inspiratory and end-expiratory holds creates varied stimuli from multiple visceral afferents, sensory receptors, and baroreceptors.[3] These probably influence diverse fiber group within vagus nerves, which in turn induces physiologic changes in organs, glands, and ascending fibers to thalamic generators, the limbic system, and cortical areas. This may account for rapidity and diversity of SKY effects like experience of calmness and relaxation combined with increased vigilance and attention[3,5,6] (for a detailed description of proposed neurophysiological pathways, see Brown and Gerbarg).[3]
Bhastrika causes autonomic sympathetic activation and CNS excitation on electroencephalogram (EEG),[10,11] with activation of temporo-parietal cortical areas, producing rhythms that are similar to the gamma frequency bands hypothesized to reflect synchronization of neural assemblies.[12] The subjective experience is of excitation during Bhastrika, followed by emotional calming with mental activation and alertness. The daily practice of Bhastrika provides a mild sympathetic stimulation much like regular exercise, and thereby may increase the capacity of the sympathetic nervous system (SNS) to respond to acute stressors without rapidly exhausting its reserves.[5]
Yogic breathing can be taught to large groups in just a few days. SKY literature reported that SKY has been used to relieve stress, anxiety, insomnia, depression, and PTSD after mass disasters such as war (Kosovo, Bosnia, Iraq, and Sudan), earthquakes (Gujurat, India earthquake 2000), floods (Iran 2004),[25] terrorism (New York World Trade Center 9/11),[5] the Southeast Asia tsunami (2004),[26] and Hurricane Katrina.[25] The use of yogic techniques should be considered as an adjunctive treatment in emergency response planning. The Sudarshan Kriya may provide antidote to stress by physiologically counteracting the sympathetic effects. In a normal situation (in the absence of stress), the practice of rapid breathing interspersed with adequate pauses of slow breathing may provide tool for relaxation and vivid imagery.[27] SKY rapidly improves psychological and physiological symptoms of post-traumatic stress, including insomnia, nightmares, anxiety, depression, hyperarousal, overreactivity to triggers, re-experiencing, emotional numbing, social withdrawal, loss of appetite, and angry outbursts. Anxiety, depression, and PTSD are associated with SNS overactivity or erratic activity and PNS underactivity. Evidence suggests yoga breathing normalizes SNS activity and increases PNS tone as indicated by heart rate variability.[25]
In the Lancaster Violence Alternative Program, the adolescent subjects, who were offenders of violent crimes with deadly weapon, murder, rape, armed robbery, and terrorist threats against others were included. They all underwent SKY practice following which The Spielberger State-Trait Anxiety Inventory Test (STAI) showed statistically significant reduction in State anxiety level. Participants also reported that they slept better; did not react to provocation as rapidly; did not experience as much anger; felt less fear at bed time; and generally expressed that they were more calm.[29] Considering the positive impact of SKY on various psychosocial ailments, it is assumemd that SKY can be a helpful adjunct in the treatment of phobias.[5]
The Puppet Pin tool can be used for rigging in After Effects, but it can be pretty clunky for character work. If you need a very quick character with limited movement this could be a good tool for you to use. For example, if you have a simple flower that needs to blow in the wind or a wacky waving inflatable arm-flailing tube man this tool could do the trick. Anything more complex than that and you'll probably want to upgrade to something more advanced.
Harmony is 2D production animation software specializing in lighting, shading, and special effects. It offers advanced brush engines, cut-out rigging, 2D/3D integration, deformers for more texture, and sound management. Harmony also provides users a free trial of all their subscription plans.
One of the difficulties with vehicle dynamics in games is knowing how to filter the raw controller data in a way that results in pleasing handling. Players, for example, often accelerate by pressing very quickly on the accelerator trigger in a way would never happen in a real car. This rapid acceleration can have a counter-productive effect because the resulting wheel spin reduces the lateral and longitudinal forces that can be generated by the tire. To help overcome some of these problems some optional code has been provided to filter the control data from keyboard and gamepad.
While the PxVehicleDrive4W allows cars with any number of wheels to be created and simulated it only allows 4 of those wheels to be driven by engine torques via the differential. The vehicle type PxVehicleDriveNW has been introduced to solve this specific limitation. This vehicle class makes use of the differential type PxVehicleDifferentialNW, a class that allows any or all of the vehicle's wheels to be coupled to the differential with the limitation that the torque available at the differential is always divided equally among the wheels that are coupled to the differential. The generality of PxVehicleNW precludes advanced features such as limited slip differentials and Ackermann steering correction, meaning that only a simple equal-split differential model can be provided at present.
In the context of a suspension spring supporting a fixed portion of vehicle mass, the strength of the spring will affect the natural frequency; that is, the rate at which the spring can respond to changes in load distribution. Consider a car taking a corner. As the car corners it leans in to the turn, putting more weight on the suspensions on the outside of the turn. The speed at which the spring reacts by applying forces to redistribute the load is controlled by the natural frequency. Very high natural frequencies, such as those on a racing car, will naturally produce twitchy handling because the load on the tires, and therefore the forces they can generate, is varying very rapidly. Very low natural frequencies, on the other hand, will result in the car taking a long time to straighten up even after the turn is complete. This will produce sluggish and unresponsive handling.
The software runs on both macOS and Windows and offers advanced and sophisticated freehand tools. Features such as bone rigging, pen pressure support for tablets, animated effects for shapes and layers, brushes that can be used to easily edit and animate, PSD support, and keyframe options are available. Advanced masking options and an auto freeze tool are also available. The software is priced at 69.99 USD. The free trial can be availed for 30 days.
The Moho Pro is the advanced version of its lighter version, the Moho Debut. The user base is more professional and advanced. The software is costlier but has more features that can be used to create better animations. This 2D animation software includes all the features of Moho Debut. The latest version Moho Pro 13 integrates the best animation technology with the most sophisticated tools. The software runs on both macOS and Windows and requires a minimum RAM of 4GB and 2.0 GHz Intel i3 processor.
Blender is a pretty good animation software when it comes to the features it offers. Blender provides real-time viewport review as well as CPU and GPU rendering. With Blender, you have PBR shaders and HDR lighting support. Other features include VR rendering support, advanced modeling, sculpting, and UV tools, advanced rigging and animation tools, powerful visual effects, auto-tracking, manual tracking, camera reconstruction, drawing in 2D mode Ðnto the 3D viewport, onion skinning, etc. 2ff7e9595c
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