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Ergonomics, Volume 41, Issue 7 (1998)

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From public technology to ubiquitous computing: implications for ergonomics Editorial

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What makes an automated teller machine usable by blind users?

J. M. MANZKE, D. H. EGAN, D. FELIX & H. KRUEGER

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Vehicle automation and driving performance

N. A. STANTON & M. S. YOUNG

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Kinematics of running on 'off-road' terrain

U. CREAGH, T. REILLY & A. LEES

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Preferred position of visual displays relative to the eyes: a field study of visual strain and individual differences

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Test-retest reliability of isometric and isoinertial testing in symmetric and asymmetric lifting

YOJI HATTORI, YUICHIRO ONO, MIDORI SHIMAOKA, SHUICHI HIRUTA, KAMIJIMA MICHIHIRO & YASUHIRO TAKEUCHI

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