Quantitative studies on the bearing of the anti-gravity muscles in human postures with special references to electromyographic estimation of the postural muscle load
by Morihiko Okada
Book 5 of Tokyo University Faculty of Science Journal of the Faculty of Science section 5 anthropology -- v. 4
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