Comparison of sensitivity for the perception of bodily rotation and the oculogyral illusion.
Human angular acceleration sensitivity compared using perception of bodily rotation and oculogyral illusion as indicators, discussing nature of illusion
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Human angular acceleration sensitivity compared using perception of bodily rotation and oculogyral illusion as indicators, discussing nature of illusion
Rotational velocity estimates by observers during angular acceleration, noting vestibular function interpretation
Vestibular, tactual and proprioceptive information in judging Coriolis rotation and attitudes during rotation and pitching on piloted flight simulator
Pyrolytic graphite production by thermal decomposition of hydrocarbon gas on heated surface, noting annealing, alloying and residual stresses
Superimposed oscillation on linear acceleration effect on pilot attitude control capability
Pilot perception measurements of illusory motion and position in space while undergoing suprathreshold values of Coriolis acceleration
Effect of suprathreshold value of Coriolis acceleration on pilot of flight simulator - reference to perception of illusory motion and position in space
Perception of angular acceleration by a pilot in a flight simulator