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- :Swearingen, John J.1971-03-01:The report reviews the pertinent literature and adds additional evidence indicating that the human brain may be able to tolerate head impact forces in...
- :Snyder, Richard G. ;Young, Joseph W.1969-02-01:Both the inverted-Y yoke torso harness with inertia reel and the air- bag restraint system have had extensive independent development for some time by...
- :Swearingen, John J.1971-01-01:An analytical study of general aviation accident injuries is presented. Needs for improvement of both the crash design of the interior of the cockpit ...
- :Langston, E.D. ;Swearingen, John J.1972-02-01:An all fiberglass prototype glare shield has been evaluated in terms of head injury protection. In 30-ft./sec. head impacts, a protrusion is designed ...
- :Swearingen, John J.1966-04-01:Results of head-impact tests against typical light-aircraft instrument panels to determine their g time-force parameters during deformation of structu...
- :Crosby, Warren M. ;Snyder, Richard G.1968-03-01:Eleven pregnant baboons were subjected to experimental impacts. Variables included 20-, 33-, and 40-G levels of decelerative forces; forward and rearw...
- :Ulmer, Robert G. ;Northrup, Veronika Shabanova2005-01-01:Effective July 1, 2000, Florida eliminated the legal requirement that all motorcycle riders wear helmets. State law now requires helmet use only by ri...
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