The Human Body in Equipment Design |
Contents
Purpose | 1 |
Sources of Further Information | 7 |
Speed of reaching for and operating toggle switches | 107 |
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The Human Body in Equipment Design Albert Damon,Howard W. Stoudt,Ross A. McFarland No preview available - 2013 |
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