Human Standing Postural Control Adjusts to Biomechanical Constraints: Is the CNS Using Multiple Control Plans, or a Single Flexible Control Plan?

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Park, Sukyung

Human Standing Postural Control Adjusts to Biomechanical Constraints: Is the CNS Using Multiple Control Plans, or a Single Flexible Control Plan?

[PhD thesis]. University of Michigan

Kuo, Arthur D. (supervisor)

2002

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URL: https://hdl.handle.net/2027.42/130366

OCLC: 716436382

PROQUEST: 276621544

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