Nodes |
LA side
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Left arm at side. The left arm and hand hangs at the side of the body. |
LA side-T
Container
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Transition phase of left arm at side. |
LA side-C
Container
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Configuration phase of left arm at side. |
LA front
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Left arm held in front. The left hand and/or arm is held in front of the body. |
LA front-T
Container
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Transition phase of left arm held in front. |
LA front-C
Container
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Configuration phase of left arm held in front. |
LA back
Container
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Left arm held behind back. The left hand and/or arm is held behind the back. |
LA back-T
Container
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Transition phase of left arm held behind back. |
LA back-C
Container
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Configuration phase of left arm held behind back. |
LH pocket
Container
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Left hand in pocket. The left hand (or a part of it) is in the pocket. |
LH pocket-T
Container
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Transition phase of left hand in pocket. |
LH pocket-C
Container
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Configuration phase of left hand in pocket. |
LH waist
Container
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Left hand at waist. The left hand rests on the hip. |
LH waist-T
Container
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Transition phase of left hand at waist. |
LH waist-C
Container
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Configuration phase of left hand at waist. |
LH neck
Container
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Left hand at back of head/neck. The left hand is held behind the back of the head or neck.
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LH neck-T
Container
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Transition phase of left hand at back of head/neck. |
LH neck-C
Container
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Configuration phase of left hand at back of head/neck. |
RA side
Container
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Right arm at side. The right arm and hand hangs at the side of the body. |
RA side-T
Container
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Transition phase of right arm at side. |
RA side-C
Container
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Configuration phase of right arm at side. |
RA front
Container
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Right arm held in front. The right hand and/or arm is held in front of the body. |
RA front-T
Container
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Transition phase of right arm held in front. |
RA front-C
Container
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Configuration phase of right arm held in front. |
RA back
Container
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Right arm held behind back. The right hand and/or arm is held behind the back. |
RA back-T
Container
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Transition phase of right arm held behind back. |
RA back-C
Container
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Configuration phase of right arm held behind back. |
RH pocket
Container
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Right hand in pocket. The right hand (or a part of it) is in the pocket. |
RH pocket-T
Container
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Transition phase of right hand in pocket. |
RH pocket-C
Container
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Configuration phase of right hand in pocket. |
RH waist
Container
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Right hand at waist. The right hand rests on the hip. |
RH waist-T
Container
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Transition phase of right hand at waist. |
RH waist-C
Container
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Configuration phase of right hand at waist. |
RH neck
Container
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Right hand at back of head/neck. The right hand is held behind the back of the head or neck. |
RH neck-T
Container
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Transition phase of right hand at back of head/neck. |
RH neck-C
Container
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Configuration phase of right hand at back of head/neck. |
AA crossed
Container
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The arms are crossed in front of the body. |
AA crossed-T
Container
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Transition phase of arms crossed. |
AA crossed-C
Container
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Configuration phase of arms crossed. |
AA front
Container
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Both arms held in front. Both hands and/or arms hold each other in front of the body. |
AA front-T
Container
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Transition phase of both arms held in front. |
AA front-C
Container
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Configuration phase of both arms held in front. |
A hold A front
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One arm holds other in front. One arm rests on the other or is held by the other in front of the body. |
A hold A front-T
Container
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Transition phase of one arm holds other in front. |
A hold A front-C
Container
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Configuration phase of one arm holds other in front. |
A hold A back
Container
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One arm holds other in back. One arm rests on the other or is held by the other behind the back. |
A hold A back-T
Container
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Transition phase of one arm holds other in back. |
A hold A back-C
Container
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Configuration phase of one arm holds other in back. |
LSU
Container
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Left shoulder up. The left shoulder is lifted up relative to the anatomical standard position. |
LSU-T
Container
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Transition phase of left shoulder up. |
LSU-C
Container
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Configuration phase of left shoulder up. |
LSD
Container
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Left shoulder down. The left shoulder is dropped down, lowered to the ground relative to the anatomical standard position. |
LSD-T
Container
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Transition phase of left shoulder down. |
LSD-C
Container
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Configuration phase of left shoulder down. |
LSF
Container
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Left shoulder to the front. The left shoulder is put to the front relative to the anatomical standard position. |
LSF-T
Container
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Transition phase of left shoulder to the front. |
LSF-C
Container
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Configuration phase of left shoulder to the front. |
LSB
Container
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Left shoulder to the back. The left shoulder is pulled back relative to the anatomical standard position. |
LSB-T
Container
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Transition phase of left shoulder to the back. |
LSB-C
Container
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Configuration phase of left shoulder to the back. |
RSU
Container
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Right shoulder up. The right shoulder is lifted up relative to the anatomical standard position. |
RSU-T
Container
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Transition phase of right shoulder up. |
RSU-C
Container
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Configuration phase of right shoulder up. |
RSD
Container
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Right shoulder down. The right shoulder is dropped down, lowered to the ground relative to the anatomical standard position. |
RSD-T
Container
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Transition phase of right shoulder down. |
RSD-C
Container
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Configuration phase of right shoulder down. |
RSF
Container
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Right shoulder to the front. The right shoulder is put to the front relative to the anatomical standard position. |
RSF-T
Container
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Transition phase of right shoulder to the front. |
RSF-C
Container
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Configuration phase of right shoulder to the front. |
RSB
Container
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Right shoulder to the back. The right shoulder is pulled back relative to the anatomical standard position. |
RSB-T
Container
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Transition phase of right shoulder to the back. |
RSB-C
Container
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Configuration phase of right shoulder to the back. |
AA sym
Container
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Symmetrical arms posture. When both arms are in resting configuration, the symmetrical quality of the alignment is coded from the anatomical reference point (vertical axis). This category excludes the particular hand shape, and includes the shoulders and elbows. The onset is the starting point where both arms are symmetrically aligned. The offset is the time-point when due to an arm or shoulder movement (action or postural shift) the alignment is no longer symmetrical. |
AA asym
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Asymmetrical arms posture. When both arms are in resting configuration, the symmetrical quality of the alignment is coded from the anatomical reference point (vertical axis). This category excludes the particular hand shape, and includes the shoulders and elbows. The onset is the starting point where both arms are asymmetrically aligned. The offset is the time-point when due to an arm or shoulder movement (action or postural shift) the alignment is symmetrical. |