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42. R.G. Steadman, The assessment of sultriness: a temperature-humidity index based on human
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and skin temperatures to thermal comfort in humans. J. Thermal Biology 25, 147–150 (2000)
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Chemistry 99, 781–790 (1933)
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and emotional stress-induced sweat secretions in the human palm and forehead. Anal. Chim.
Acta 365, 319–326 (1998)
51. P.K. Pinnoji, Z. Haider, P. Mahajan, Design of ventilated helmets: computational fluid and
impact dynamics studies. Intl. J. Crashworthiness 13, 265–278 (2008)
52. T. Ma, A. Williamson, R. Friswell, A pilot study of fatigue of motorcycle day trips, SydneyNSW Injury Risk Management Research Centre, 2003
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