Electromyographic factors in aircraft control
By: R.C. Davis.
Contributors: USAF School of Aviation Medicine
Publisher: Air University, School of Aviation Medicine, USAF
Published: 1956
Place of publication: Randolph AFB, Tex
Language: eng
Subjects: Flight -- Physiological aspects.; Airplanes -- Piloting -- Physiological aspects.; Electromyography.; Airplanes -- Control systems.; Flight control.
Notes: Volume numbering supplied by library.

v. 1: 55-123; v. 2: 55-126; v. 3: 55-128; v. 4: 55-133; v. 5: 55-129; v. 6: 55-132; v. 7: 55-134; v. 8: 55-130; v. 9: 55-131

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: value: [v. 1] Experimental investigation of the effect of a muscle tension reflex upon simple instructed movements; value: [v. 2] Muscular activity during steady noise and its relation to instructed responses evoked by visual signals; value: [v. 3] Muscular tensions during simultaneous performance of two tasks and their effect on performance; value: [v. 4] The effect of induced tension upon muscular activity during simple voluntary movement / Rollin M. Patton; value: [v. 5] Differential muscle tension during a delayed response / James D. Miller; value: [v. 6] The role of muscle potentials in transfer of training / John F. Brackmann; value: [v. 7] Muscular tension in the learning and unlearning of a simple-choice response / Beatrice Gelber; value: [v. 8] The development and loss of a muscle tension set to an incidental stimulus / John Benson Fink; value: [v. 9] Muscular tension when task requirements are changed.