Titlebook: Engineering Physiology; Bases of Human Facto Karl H. E. Kroemer,Hiltrud J. Kroemer,Katrin E. Kr Book 20101st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin

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Respiration,bsorbed into the blood. Blood circulation transports oxygen (and nutrients) throughout the body, particularly to the working muscles. It removes metabolic byproducts either to the skin (where water and heat are dissipated) or to the lungs. There, carbon dioxide as well as water and heat are dispelled while more oxygen is absorbed.

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Metabolism,rocesses liberate chemically stored energy. By converting energy from that supply, the body keeps itself running, produces heat and physical work. Work is measured in terms of physical energy transmitted to objects outside the body.

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Thermal Environment, receive heat from the environment by radiation, convection and conduction. Physiologic and physical means exists for affecting this energy transfer; engineering control of the macro- and micro-climate are at hand for generating suitable ergonomic conditions.

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Engineering Anthropometry,pths, distances, circumferences, and curvatures. New assessment techniques rely on 3-dimensional topography of the body surface. Most of the currently available anthropometric information stems from measurements with classical instruments; these describe a limited number of military and civilian populations.

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A Primer on Politics in the Olympics,ecial cells imbedded in an extracellular matrix of fibers and a ground substance. Bones provide the structural framework for the body. Ligaments connect the bones at their articulations, while tendons connect muscle with bone. The spinal column is often of great concern to the ergonomist because it

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e muscle. Nervous signals stimulate muscle components either to shorten dynamically, to statically retain their length or to allow being lengthened. Various methods and techniques are available for assessing muscular control and strength. The engineering application of data on available body strengt

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