Effects of vertical vibration on passenger activities : writing and drinking

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      <subfield code="a">This paper is concerned with the effects of vertical vibration on tw activities, writing and holding a cup of liquid, often undertaken by passengers in railway trains and in other vibration environments. Most of the published investigations of the effects of vibration of performance have concerned tasks performed by military personnel, such as the control of joysticks in aircraft or tanks</subfield>
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