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The sources set for quality switching can be defined as HD by adding a data-fluid-hd attribute to the tag.The colour of this text will match the primary color. If you wish to override this colour you can do so using custom CSS on your own page.The class responsible for the colour is fp_hd_source. An example of overriding this colour is shown below.
To further customize the video player, you will need to follow the docs at
You can use [fluid-player-ad-list] to add multiple ad rolls with different configurations, or you can totally overwrite the plugin parameters by using [fluid-player-options].
Dublin, Ireland. January 22, 2020: Fluid Player, the free, open-source,HTML5 video player has released two new features: VR (virtual reality) supportand VPAID (video player ad-serving interface definition) support.
VPAID is a code developed by the IAB for interactions between adunits and a video player focusing on enabling rich interactive in-stream adexperiences. Think of it as VAST but with added interactivity. It allowsadvertisers to create video ads that the user can interact with, for example,enabling overlays that allow viewers to click for more information. VPAID thencaptures the user interaction data for the viewed ad. Another great advantageis that VPAID allows advertisers to show the same ad with different offers atthe end of the ad to different users, this would work well for a restaurantchain for example, the ad could be a generic branding ad with the final offerrelated to the end users local branch.
Of course, there are exercises that help with developing speed. But those are just exercises not meant to be musical though some may seem so. Yngwie Malmsteen has some excruciating exercises that he uses to develop speed. For awhile there, he was the king of speed. But more importantly, his playing was absolutely fluid. His secret? PRACTICE. ?
Background: There is accumulating evidence that synaptic loss precedes neuronal loss and correlates best with impaired memory formation in Alzheimer's disease (AD). Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) synaptosomal-associated protein 25 (SNAP-25) is a newly discovered marker indicating synaptic damage. We here test CSF SNAP-25 and SNAP-25/amyloid-β42 (Aβ42) ratio as a diagnostic marker for predicting cognitive decline and brain structural change in the Alzheimer's Disease Neuroimaging Initiative (ADNI) database.
Fluid Player is a free HTML5 video player. It is lightweight, easy to integrate and has advanced VAST capabilities.The idea behind VAST, as well as the full VAST specification, can be found here: VAST 4.0.
With Fluid Player, Sky makes its concentrated sports expertise and exclusive reporting available to domestic sports editors in digitally prepared video clips. Following its successful launch in Italy and Germany, Sky has now also launched its fully integrable player in Austria. This means that even more domestic sports enthusiasts can enjoy the high-quality reporting of Sky Sport's editorial team.
Additional options have also been added for the player branding including setting a different logo imagine during in-stream ad playback. There are also many more additional features that have been added.
We thank IMG Academies in Bradenton, Florida, the participating players and parents, and particularly Peter McCraw who was instrumental in recruiting and motivating the athletes, arranging the availability of the facility, and managing the training sessions. We also thank Craig Horswill, PhD, John Stofan, MS, Jeff Zachwieja, PhD, and Kris Osterberg, MS from the Gatorade Sport Science Institute for their help with data collection. This study was supported by the Gatorade Sport Science Institute.
Simple answer is, within the fluids element, create a "player collides with block" trigger. The "if get block at x y z" equals your liquid (use the XYZ to determine where the player is in relation to the liquid, so that this will only affect the player when they are under the liquid and not all the way outside of it) do attempt to override notion of event/target entity to get x velocity get y velocity + (number. Play around with it to get the "bouncyness" you desire) get z velocity.
A team can use a more fluid playing system (a higher system fluidity level), a more structured playing system (a lower system fluidity level) or a balance or mixture of the two. A mixture can include both more fluid aspects and more structured aspects.
A team implements its system fluidity level by incorporating it into the tactical roles of its players using tactical instructions as appropriate. In particular, a team can implement a system fluidity level through its use of responsibility focus levels.
A more fluid playing system is a playing system that enables nearby players to interchange dissimilar positional responsibilities during a match to a greater extent. It therefore enables players to focus less on performing specific positional responsibilities.
A team can implement a more fluid playing system by assigning more tactical roles with a versatile focus. A team can implement a more fluid aspect of a playing system by assigning such tactical roles to a pair or small group of nearby players.
In the attacking phases a team may also instruct its players to use creative freedom to a greater extent to enable them to interchange positional responsibilities more effectively by using attacking methods according to their own decision making.
A more structured playing system is a playing system that enables nearby players to interchange dissimilar positional responsibilities during a match to a lesser extent. It therefore enables players to focus more on performing specific positional responsibilities.
A team can implement a more structured playing system by assigning more tactical roles with a more attacking focus or a more defensive focus. A team can implement a more structured aspect of a playing system by assigning such tactical roles to a pair or small group of nearby players.
In the attacking phases a team may also instruct its players to use tactical discipline to a greater extent to enable them to focus on performing similar positional responsibilities more effectively by using attacking methods according to their attacking instructions.
Hello everyone, I need help with this, how I achieve that my vertical cell phone course has the precise distribution and when I go horizontal I have another, in adobe it is a little more fluid but here in articulate 360, it is becoming difficult for me .
Especially with images that maintain their width and do not change, they remain static, what will I be doing wrong
Thanks for your comments and suggestions
You'll find that our approach is more tailored toward adjusting the player around the content and not putting that responsibility on the designer. While some may find it limiting, we feel it accomplishes much of the grunt work in adjusting a course for multiple devices!
A randomized control trial was used to examine IFP versus ad libitum fluid ingestion on hydration in 11 male minor professional ice hockey players (mean age = 24.4 2.6 years, height = 183.0 4.6 cm, weight = 92.9 7.8 kg). Following baseline measures over 2 practices, participants were randomly assigned to either control (CON) or intervention (INT) for 10 additional practices. CON participants were provided water and/or carbohydrate electrolyte beverage to drink ad libitum. INT participants were instructed to consume water and an electrolyte-enhanced carbohydrate electrolyte beverage to match sweat and sodium losses. Urine specific gravity, urine color, and percent body mass change characterized hydration status. Total fluid consumed during practice was assessed.
INT consumed significantly more fluid than CON (1180.8 579.0 ml vs. 788.6 399.7 ml, p = 0.002). However, CON participants replaced only 25.4 12.9% of their fluid needs and INT 35.8 17.5%. Mean percent body mass loss was not significantly different between groups and overall indicated minimal dehydration (
Participants consistently reported to practice hypohydrated. Ad libitum fluid intake was not significantly different than IFP on hydration status. Based on urine measures, both methods were unsuccessful in preventing dehydration during practice, suggesting practice-only hydration is inadequate to maintain euhydration in this population when beginning hypohydrated.
The equipment and cold environment in ice hockey also influences hydration in athletes. The protective equipment required in ice hockey increases core body temperature, sweat loss, and plasma lactate; thus, resulting in decreased power output and compromising fluid balance [9, 10]. Athletes in cool environments are often unable to replace enough fluid to counter sweat losses [9, 11,12,13]. In part, this is due to a blunted thirst response seen with moderate-intense (70% \( \dot\mathrmV \)O2max) exercise [14]. Individuals reduce the amount of fluid they consume, resulting in voluntary dehydration. Additional confounding factors for fluid intake in the cold include cold-induced diuresis and an increase in insensible sweat and respiratory fluid loss [15, 16].
Twenty-one male minor professional ice hockey players consented to participate. We experienced attrition due to trades, call-ups, and voluntary cessation, yielding 11 participants. Three participants had incomplete data; therefore, we conducted analysis on a total of 8 participants (2 forwards, 4 defensemen, and 2 goalies; mean age = 24.4 2.6 years, height = 183.0 4.6 cm, weight = 92.9 7.8 kg, and body fat = 14.0 3.8%). Participants were required to be in good general health. Participants were free of cardiovascular, respiratory, and metabolic disorders; fluid and electrolyte balance disorders; and gastrointestinal and swallowing disorders. Prior to participation, participants signed an informed consent form approved by the Institutional Review Board at the University of South Carolina (#HSA4821). Participants were asked to maintain normal levels of physical activity, maintain a normal state of hydration, and avoid changes in caffeine consumption and dehydration-inducing substances (e.g., alcohol) during the course of this study.
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