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- Andre Agassi (87,167 bytes)
54: ... of his coaching techniques. He honed Andre's eye-coordination when he was an infant by hanging tennis balls abo...
65: ...is short backswing and his extraordinary hand-eye coordination. These same attributes helped him aggressively r...
106: ... gold medal at the [[1996 Summer Olympics|Olympic Games]] in [[Atlanta, Georgia|Atlanta]], beating [[Serg...
570: |[[Tennis at the 1996 Summer Olympics|Olympic Games]], [[Atlanta, Georgia|Atlanta]], USA
1754: ==Video games== - Breakdance (29,560 bytes)
29: ...ing upon a mixture of [[coordination (physiology)|coordination]], flexibility, style, and most importantly, rhyt...
110: ... A Groove]] (Video game franchise. 1998): The two games series by [[989 Studios]] which spanned comprises...
147: ...ralian graffiti artist and 2000 Melbourne Extreme Games breakdance winner [[Duel]]. - Basketball (48,433 bytes)
41: ... as being invented by North Americans. Other ball games, such as [[baseball]] and [[Canadian football]], ...
47: ...]] and [[Yale University]] began sponsoring men's games. By 1910, frequent injuries on the men's courts ...
49: ...[[Harlem Globetrotters]] played up to two hundred games a year on their national tours. [[Women's basket...
71: ...age:Munich 1972.jpg|thumb|210px|right|XX. Olympic games Munich 1972 [[Krešimir Ćosić]] of Yugoslavia (...
74: Basketball was first included in the [[Olympic Games]] in 1936, although a demonstration tournament wa... - Capoeira (32,714 bytes)
62: ... ladainha and chula are often omitted in regional games. Finally, ''corridos'' are songs that are sung wh...
73: ...h other. Slow games are often seen as ''finesse'' games, less impressive for the casual viewer. Faster m...
89: ...st of the body is also involved in the ''ginga'': coordination of the arms (in such a way as to prevent the body...
93: ...e also an extremely important element in capoeira games and the setting of "traps" or illusory movements ...
122: ...heights akin to the guile of theatrics and drama. Games displaying elaborate performances and even stagin... - Drinking game (10,452 bytes)
1: {{Drinking games}}
2: ...dents, young adults and high school students. The games are often designed in a way that being inebriated...
7: ...[Kottabos]] is one of the earliest known drinking games from [[ancient Greece]], dated to the 5th to 4th ...
10: ...re used mainly for maintaining order (as drinking games back then often became rowdy) and for reviewing f...
12: ==Types of games== - Evolutionarily stable strategy (17,688 bytes)
21: ...d Smith]]. (1982) ''[[Evolution and the Theory of Games]]''. ISBN 0-521-28884-3</ref>.
61: ...quivalent: for example, each pure strategy in the coordination game below is an ESS by the first definition but ...
78: In most simple games, the ESSes and Nash equilibria coincide perfectly...
80: In some games, there may be Nash equilibria that are not ESSes....
128: ...d Smith]]. (1982) ''[[Evolution and the Theory of Games]]''. ISBN 0-521-28884-3 - Game theory (42,640 bytes)
3: ...etween [[Agent (economics)|agents]]. In strategic games, agents choose [[strategies]] which will maximize...
5: ...me into being with the 1944 classic ''[[Theory of Games and Economic Behavior]]'' by [[John von Neumann]]...
7: ...ehaviour, including [[evolutionary theory]]. Many games, especially the [[prisoner's dilemma]], are used ...
9: ...e theory was also a theme in the 1983 film ''[[WarGames]]''. Several [[game show]]s have adopted game the...
13: ==Representation of games== - GURPS (23,699 bytes)
7: |publisher=[[Steve Jackson Games]]
13: ...s of 1988'',<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.originsgames.com/awards/1988|title=1988 List of Winners}}</ref...
17: ...dvanced Dungeons and Dragons to allow cross-genre games using ''Gamma World'' and ''Boot Hill'' rules, bu...
21: ...ons. This approach remains popular in roleplaying games, in part due to the success of GURPS.
23: ...ivially convert things from the real world, other games or their imagination to GURPS statistics. - Gymnastics (19,527 bytes)
7: ...the [[Emperor Theodosius]] abolished the Olympic Games, which by then had become corrupt, and gymnastics...
11: ... synchronized calisthenics - was held at the 1928 Games in Amsterdam.
13: By the [[1954]] Olympic Games apparatus and events for both men and women had b...
15: ...ed the first perfect score, at the [[1976 Olympic Games]] held in [[Montreal]], [[Canada]]. She was coach...
49: ...ces, and releases that require great strength and coordination. - German Democratic Republic (43,137 bytes)
91: ... East German athletes dominated several [[Olympic Games|Olympic]] disciplines. Of special interest was th...
138: ...odkowski]], head of the department of "commercial coordination" in the ministry of foreign trade.
269: ... two decades, winning a large number of [[Olympic Games|Olympic]] and world gold medals and records. This... - Hank Greenberg (24,591 bytes)
44: ... an [[Orthodox Jew]]ish family. Greenberg lacked coordination as a youngster, and [[flat feet]] prevented him f...
46: ...e first baseman who was known for not sitting out games: [[Lou Gehrig]]. Greenberg turned them down and...
51: Greenberg played 17 games in [[1930 in baseball|1930]] for [[Hartford]], th...
75: ...] he homered in four consecutive at-bats over two games. He matched what was then the home run record fo...
89: ...e set the major league record with 11 multi-homer games. [[Sammy Sosa]] tied Greenberg's mark in [[1998 ... - Mossad (17,851 bytes)
38: ...ed in December 1949 as the "Central Institute for Coordination", at the recommendation of [[Reuven Shiloah]] to ...
68: ...acre]] at the [[1972 Summer Olympics|1972 Olympic Games]], called "[[Operation Wrath of God]]". - Married... with Children (53,128 bytes)
35: ... known to occasionally display excellent hand-eye coordination when playing pool or doing archery.
129: ...me, with all of Al's winnings from previous poker games and all of the players' cars at stake. Al wins, a... - Martial arts (35,404 bytes)
131: ...ength") were represented in the [[Ancient Olympic Games]]. The [[Roman Empire|Romans]] produced [[Gladiat...
174: ...featured as events in the modern Summer [[Olympic Games]].
231: ...cing are currently events in the [[Summer Olympic Games]]. Chinese [[Wushu (sport)|wushu]] recently faile... - Marvel Universe (35,963 bytes)
24: ...)|Ultimate Spider-Man]] and the [[X-Men Legends]] games) and two animated movies: [[Ultimate Avengers]] a...
27: ...actors. This pattern developed without deliberate coordination among the various writers over the years. - National Security Agency (33,026 bytes)
45: ...d suggested the need for a much greater degree of coordination and direction at the national level. As the chang...
133: ...ion shows, books, [[roleplaying]] games and video games (See [[Splinter Cell]]). - Republic of China (91,437 bytes)
92: ...ipei" in international events such as the Olympic Games when the PRC is also a party. The ROC is typicall...
307: ...omic downturn, however, combined with poor policy coordination by the new administration and increasing bad debt... - South Korea (67,342 bytes)
166: ...ifications and the [[1988 Summer Olympics|Olympic Games]], where the two Koreas entered the opening cerem...
348: ...rdized and taekwondo became an official [[Olympic Games|Olympic sport]] in 2000. Taekwondo in the militar...
360: South Korea has also hosted the [[Asian Games]] in 1986 and 2002.
366: ... were the second and third persons in the Olympic Games to win three gold medals.
372: ...es like [[Nexon]] have developed popular internet games that are played worldwide. - Triumph of the Will (40,629 bytes)
45: ...designed the set in Nuremberg and did most of the coordination for the event.{{ref_label|Poferl|3|b}} Riefensta...
47: ...stahl's documentary about the 1936 Berlin Olympic games. In the documentary [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt... - Tai Chi Chuan (36,524 bytes)
40: ...y the use of leverage through the joints based on coordination in relaxation, rather than muscular tension, in o...
64: ...ining partner in order to learn leverage, timing, coordination and positioning when interacting with another. Pu...
75: ...op '''[[ch'i]]''' (氣 qì) or "breath energy" in coordination with physical movement and [[Zhan zhuang|post sta...
179: ... at the [[Wushu (sport)|10<sup>th</sup> All China Games]]]]
180: ...l didn't involve the complete memory, balance and coordination requirements of the traditional forms. This was a...
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