Retention of human system capabilities during manned space flight
Space system design optimization based on human requirements during acceleration
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Space system design optimization based on human requirements during acceleration
Effects of high sustained acceleration on pilot performance and dynamic response
Plasma nonesterified fatty acids in rats subjected to gravitational acceleration
Pool heating of liquid hydrogen in subcritical and supercritical pressure regimes over range of accelerations - effect on nucleate boiling
Medical monitoring of heart rate patterns during conditions of sleep, quiet rest, breath-holding, hypoxia, and increased g forces of aircraft flight
Human tracking performance under transverse acceleration
Efficiency of man exposed to radial acceleration and breathing oxygen at excess pressure
Human physiological reactions to radial acceleration
Acceleration effects on animal growth
Structure and cytochemical organization of utricle during acceleration, rest, and weightlessness
Cardiac activity changes during prolonged lateral accelerations
Hemodynamic responses and respiration during accelerations
Bioelectric activity of different parts of brain during prolonged accelerations in space flight
Morphological changes in nervous system of animals subjected to lateral accelerations
White rat respiration after prolonged exposure to radial acceleration
Oxygen tension in brain tissues of dogs after exposure to accelerations under air and oxygen breathing conditions
Morphological changes in labyrinth of dogs exposed to accelerations of varying intensity, duration, and direction