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: Structural, biomechanical and functional analysis of the sports activity; The aim of the work is to present contemporary model for analysis of the sports activities. As adequate support for trainers for more successful realization technical - tactical preparation, selection and distribution contents of exercises and training load, the author concludes that on the basis of the analysis of sports activities for individual sportsman or for team, can notice absence of some movements in relation to ideal model of movement technique (from biomechanical, structural and functional aspect) which realize first - class sportsman or team, and, it this respect, it is necessary to direct program of training process.

: Structure population of inhabitants in Đurđevo in XX century; The author studies population structure in Đurđevo in XX century. By ethnic composition the majority of population are Serbs (57,3%), followed by Ruthens (36,4%). The number of inhabitants in Đurđevo in XX century varied between 4500-5000 having the highest number 1931 (5184) and the lowest in 1900 (4465). The rate of natality decreased 1948, and the rate of mortality already in 1931. The greatest number of marriages was between the newlyweds who were born Đurđevo (42,98) and the lowest number of marriages when the newlyweds were not born in Đurđevo (7,86%). Index of homogamy is negative which means that the contract of two different phenotype is more often than it would be on the basis of coincidence. Marital distance was usually under 50 km in more than 66% of cases. The bridegrooms are always older than brides and with decades exists tendency of increasing of their age. Isonymous marriages were only in 0.35% cases and inbreeding coefficient amounts 0,0008. Sex ratio shows that on 100 newborn girls comes 102.03 newborn boys. The number of dead persons in this century amounts 8640, which is in favor of males (102, 61). Natural increase in Đurđevo in the XX century is positive except for the last decade when it was negative because there were more dead than newborn persons.

: Summary demographic movements in Vojvodina; A certain record of population movements in Vojvodina has been possible since 1869, the time when the first census was conducted in this region. Since then, a new census has been done every ten years. Latest demographic investigations have pointed to a slowdown in the population growth in Vojvodina, a decreasing number of newborns and an increasing number of the deceased, sporadic mass immigrations and constant emigrations, ethnic diversity, a higher portion of adult females and single people. Investigating the adaptation of Montenegrins in Vojvodina in 1989, it has been determined that among schoolchildren in Vrbas, higher number of those having a brother or a sister has been recorded in Montenegrins (1.80) than in the natives (1.20). Therefore the aim of the paper was to determine demographic movements of Montenegrin population in Vojvodina in relation to the whole population of Vojvodina. The results have pointed to the growth of 46.72% of Montenegrin population in Vojvodina in the period 1953-1991, while the growth of Vojvodina population for the same period equals 18.5%. In Montenegrins likewise the total population of Vojvodina, depopulation was recorded in the period 1991-2002. The population growth rate and birthrate have been decreasing since 1961. Mortality rate has been lower than 10 %o in every census year. In Montenegrins, a greater number of males have been recorded till the age of 70. In every census year, the indicators of demographic vitality of Montenegrins have been higher in comparison with general population of Vojvodina. However, a demographic transition, recorded in general population, has also be en resent in Montenegrins.

: Summary tattoo as a socio-medical problem; During inspection, and within the scope of a general internist screening the presence of tattoo was frequently found on patient skins. The custom of tattooing in the Balkans originates from the Illyrians and the Thracians. In a certain period of the year and an appropriate condition of the mind young men and women decorate certain body-parts by puncturing the skin with a needle and using a dye specially prepared for the occasion, designing images which last a lifetime. In most cases the basic image is one of a cross, but there are other motifs such as of vegetables, geometrical, and of animals. The tattoo process may be individually or mutually. The designs are most commonly located on the breast, upper arm and forearm, as well as the hand and the belly. The act itself seems to have an ornamental meaning but its magic or erotic components should not be neglected. By examining the sings and symbols on the skin of thirty of our patients, we drew information on their emotional life and messages of communication with the environment.

: Superimposition; The identification of human remains in forensic cases is at best a problem more so if the body is decomposed. Craniofacial identification problems have been successfully resolving by forensic investigators for more than six decades. During mid-1980s and early 1990s some attempts were made to introduce an automated version of photo/video superimposition technique by a straight forward digital implementation of the original method. Skull-photograph superimposition is the most prevalent method by which unknown skulls are being identified, since a photograph of the suspected dead person can be easily obtained from the victim's family. Every person's skull are unique. According to Schimmler et al., who took eight measurements on a large sample of skulls, the chances are less than one in a billion that two skulls will be identical in these eight diameters. In order to perform a superposition, a maneuverable stand is needed to position the skull at exactly the same angle as the face in the photograph. The images of the skull and photograph are than digitally recorded and stored within the computer and then both digitized images are superimposed on the monitor. The process of fitting the skull into the photograph is usually started by positioning the eyes in correct relation to the orbits. With the eyes correctly placed the skull should then be in the proper position - it must not be broader or longer than the soft tissue on the photograph, and the chin, mouth, nose ears and so on, should be in their correct positions. "Every head is unique and its position is variable that one can only look at it each time as a new challenge". This method approving a identification as impossible or very sure. This paper is the first trying to complete superimposition in our country.

: Superimposition; This article represents superimposition of skull and photographs of people's faces taken during their life, in order to perform identification in murder cases. In order to perform a superposition, a manoeuvrable stand is needed to position the skull at exactly the same angle as the face in the photograph. The images of the skull and photograph are than digitally recorded and stored within the computer, and then both digitized images are superimposed on the monitor. The process of fitting the skull into the photograph is usually started by positioning the eyes in correct relation to the orbits. With the eyes correctly placed, the skull should then be in the proper position - it must not be broader or longer than the soft tissue on the photograph, and the chin, mouth, nose, ears and so on, should be in their correct positions.

: Superimposition; This article represents superimposition of skull and photographs of people's faces taken during their life, in order to perform identification in case of accidental death. In order to perform a superposition, a manoeuvrable stand is needed to position the skull at exactly the same angle as the face in the photograph. The images of the skull and photograph are than digitally recorded and stored within the computer, and then both digitized images are superimposed on the monitor. The process of fitting the skull into the photograph is usually started by positioning the eyes in correct relation to the orbits. With the eyes correctly placed, the skull should then be in the proper position - it must not be broader or longer than the soft tissue on the photograph, and the chin, mouth, nose, ears and so on, should be in their correct positions.

: Superimposition - SP 123/87 M.N.; The identification of human remains in forensic cases is at best a problem more so if the body is decomposed. Craniofacial identification problems have been successfully resolving by forensic investigators for more than six decades. During mid-1980s and early 1990s some attempts were made to introduce an automated version of photo/video superimposition technique by a straight forward digital implementation of the original method. Skull/photograph superimposition is the most prevalent method by which unknown skulls are being identified, since a photograph of the suspected dead person can be easily obtained from the victim's family. According to Schimmler et al., who took eight measurements on a large sample of skulls the chances are less than one in a billion that two skulls will be identical in these eight diameters. In order to perform a superposition, a manoeuvrable stand is needed to position the skull at exactly the same angle as the face in the photograph. The images of the skull and photograph are than digitally recorded and stored within the computer, and then both digitized images are superimposed on the monitor. The process of fitting the skull into the photograph is usually started by positioning the eyes in correct relation to the orbits. With the eyes correctly placed, the skull should then be in the proper position - it must not be broader or longer than the soft tissue on the photograph, and the chin, mouth, nose, ears and so on should be in their correct positions. This paper is the one of the first trying to complete superimposition in our country.

: Superimposition - SP 925/04 Đ.M.; The identification of human remains in forensic cases is at best a problem more so if the body is decomposed. Craniofacial identification problems have been successfully resolving by forensic investigators for more than six decades. During mid-1980s and early 1990s some attempts were made to introduce an automated version of photo/video superimposition technique by a straight forward digital implementation of the original method. Skull/photograph superimposition is the most prevalent method by which unknown skulls are being identified, since a photograph of the suspected dead person can be easily obtained from the victim's family. According to Schimrnler et al, who took eight measurements on a large sample of skulls the chances are less than one in a billion that two skulls will be identical in these eight diameters. In order to perform a superposition, a manoeuvrable stand is needed to position the skull at exactly the same angle as the face in the photograph. The images of the skull and photograph are than digitally recorded and stored within the computer, and then both digitized images are superimposed on the monitor. The process of fitting the skull into the photograph is usually started by positioning the eyes in correct relation to the orbits. With the eyes correctly placed, the skull should then be in the proper position - it must not be broader or longer than the soft tissue on the photograph, and the chin, mouth, nose, ears and so on should be in their correct positions. This paper is the one of the first trying to complete superimposition in our country.

: Surnames from rural population of commune Herceg-Novi in XIX and XX century; The author examined population structure at marriage in villages of commune Herceg-Novi since 1850. to 1989. and found 18128 surnames of married couples. It has been analyzed 5039 different surnames and summarized by alphabetical order for 18 villages. Composed by scientific methodology on surnames there are 4498 (89,26%) surnames of our nations and 541 (10,74%) of foreign nations. There are 3703 (82,33%), our surnames with suffixes '-vic' and '-ic' and 795 (17,67%) with other 29 suffixes. The highest frequency in this population has surname Vuković (593). Our surnames have been dispersed in 5 groups according to formation: first - patronymic (49,82%), second - matronymic (4,73%), third - toponymic (2,31%), fourth - according to occupation and title (6,29%) and fifth - critical, catch right on time (36,84%). The biggest number of surnames in the first and second groups have suffixes '-vic' i '-ic'. 67 surnames have sustained period from XVII century until nowadays according to the cadastre books.

: Teaching processes effect on transformation of athletic pentathlon results at students studying physical culture; The subject of the work concerned to investigation of quantitative level of athletic pentathlon and some basic antropometrical measures, according to students finishing attending to the classes of physical culture department at the Faculty of Philosophy in Niksic. The results, that are got, confirm the hypothesis about the structure of motorical characteristics as one of the subsystems most important in the system of humans, apart from morphological psychological and sociological ones. All, what is said, means that the characteristics of the motorical status are one of the most essential factors of both stimulating and restrictive effect on the choice and the success in getting sports results.

: Tendencies and characteristics of the process of the natural increase of the population of Byelorussia; Glasnik Antropološkog društva Jugoslavije

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