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The inverse afferentation, a feedback loop coming from the receptors of adaptation results; 4. The central architectonics, represented by neural discriminator formations at various hierarchical levels; and 5. The executive somatic, autonomic and endocrine components, designed for performing of the organized and purposeful behavior. Functional systems are self-regulatory organizations, aimed at achieving physiological and biochemical UARs, which are beneficial for the whole organism. Their functions dynamically and selectively combine the central nervous system (CNS) with peripheral organs and tissues, based on neural and humoral regulation.
For most of his records, second place is held by Michael Jordan. Unlike Russell, Chamberlain played for several clubs: he started (and traveled around the world) with the Harlem Globetrotters; then from 1959–1965 he played for the Philadelphia/San Francisco Warriors; 1965–1968 he played for the Philadelphia 76ers; and 1968–1973 he played for the LA Lakers. He was one of only two players to win the Rookie of the Year and the MVP awards in the same year. He was four times NBA-MVP recipient. He had the sheer strength to block a dunk.
Hill, the Nobel Prize Winner in Physiology or Medicine 1922 (for his discovery relating to the production of heat in the muscle). Along with H. Helmholtz, Hill is also regarded as a founder of biophysics. In his Nobel lecture entitled ‘The Mechanism of Muscular Contraction’, Hill gave both a mechanical and thermodynamical summary of muscular contraction. In just a few years, from when he received his Nobel Prize, Hill founded the field of exercise physiology with the following series of papers and books: [HL23, HLL24a, HLL24b, HLL24c, Hil26a, Hil26b, Hil26c, Hil27a, Hil27b]; for a recent review, see [Bas02].