Sub-Post office barrier design: An ergonomic and design appraisal of a prototype system : Wood, J., Pemberton, I., Hart, J., and Coward, D. In: Contemporary Ergonomics 1988. Proc Ergonomics Soc 1988 Ann Conf, Manchester, UK, 11–15 Apr 1988, E.D. Megaw (Ed). Taylor & Francis, London, 1988, pp 259–265

Integrating human factors and reliabilit

Integrating human factors and reliability into the plant design and assessment process : Kirwan, B. In: Contemporary Ergonomics 1988. Proc Ergonomics Soc 1988 Ann Conf, Manchester, UK, 11–15 Apr 1988, E.D. Megaw (Ed). Taylor & Francis, London, 1988, pp 154–162

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cold, mean skin temperature could not be used as a physiological index because their thermal skin is only on the extremities of the body. The measurement of hand skin temperature is necessary and sufficient to evaluate their local thermal stress. 20.1.32 (109546)

The effects of hand protection and cold

The effects of hand protection and cold immersion on grip strength : Vincent, M.J., and Tipton, M.J. In: Contemporary Ergonomics 1988. Proc Ergonomics Soc 1988 Ann Conf, Manchester, UK, 11–15 Apr 1988, E.D. Megaw (Ed). Taylor & Francis, London, 1988, pp 322–327

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Buying a ticket for the Washington Metro

Buying a ticket for the Washington Metro : Zwaga, H.J.G. In: Contemporary ergonomics 1988. Proc Erg Soc 1988 Ann Conf, Manchester, UK, 11–15 Apr 1988, E.D. Megaw (Ed). Taylor & Francis, London, 1988, pp273–278

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into first and second class (i e, by value of stamps) and the other was on the basis of whether addresses were potentially machine-readable. In a control condition the subjects simply oriented (faced) the mail for subsequent mechanical handling. Facing was significantly fastest; classification by ma

Head and face measurements of the Britis

Head and face measurements of the British adult population : Gray, M.I. In: Contemporary ergonomics 1988. Proc Erg Soc 1988 Ann Conf, Manchester, UK, 11–15 Apr 1988, E.D. Megaw (Ed). Taylor & Francis, London, 1988, pp 310–315

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into first and second class (i e, by value of stamps) and the other was on the basis of whether addresses were potentially machine-readable. In a control condition the subjects simply oriented (faced) the mail for subsequent mechanical handling. Facing was significantly fastest; classification by ma

Eye movements and the conspicuity of rou

Eye movements and the conspicuity of routing information : Boersema, T., and Zwaga, H.J.G. In: Contemporary ergonomics 1988. Proc Erg Soc 1988 Ann Conf, Manchester, UK, 11–15 Apr 1988, E.D. Megaw (Ed). Taylor & Francis, London, 1988, pp 234–239

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To provide readers of Applied Ergonomics with a selection of current ergonomics literature likely to be of direct practical value, abstracts are published selected from the collection held at the Ergonomics Information Analysis Centre. These abstracts are classified in a similar manner to the main a

Segregation strategies in a mail handlin

Segregation strategies in a mail handling task : Chamberlain, A.G., Jones, D.M., and Barton, P.H. In: Contemporary ergonomics 1988. Proc Erg Soc 1988 Ann Conf, Manchester, UK, 11–15 Apr 1988, E.D. Megaw (Ed). Taylor & Francis, London, 1988, pp 515–520

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To provide readers of Applied Ergonomics with a selection of current ergonomics literature likely to be of direct practical value, abstracts are published selected from the collection held at the Ergonomics Information Analysis Centre. These abstracts are classified in a similar manner to the main a