BODY STABILIZATION AND THE STRENGTH OF ARM EXTENSION

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[1] AKERBLOM B, 1954, S HUM FACT EQ DES HK, P29

[2] CALDWELL L, 1959, USAMRL378 REP

[3] CLARK WE, 1954, S HUMAN FACTORS EQUI, P5

[4] DZENDOLET E, 1959, WADC5994 TECH REP

[5] HOOTEN EA, 1945, SURVEY SEATING

[6] THE EFFECT OF LIMB POSITION IN SEATED SUBJECTS ON THEIR ABILITY TO UTILIZE THE MAXIMUM CONTRACTILE FORCE OF THE LIMB MUSCLES [J]. JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY-LONDON, 1947, 105 (04): : 332 - 344

[7] HUNSICKER P, 1955, WADC54548 TECH REP

[8] HUNSICKER PA, 1956, RES Q, V26, P408

[9] REES JE, 1952, J ANAT, V86, P310