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Collection date and time were recorded, as were infants' birth date, gestational age, birth weight, and sex and mothers' demographic and anthropometrical characteristics [age, education, parity, body mass index (BMI)], diagnoses, pregnancy complications, and route of delivery (cesarean section vs. Pieces of equipment resulting from technical design work impose on man (his anthropometrical, physiological, and psychological characteristics) certain requirements, which for their part are expressed through sets of psycho-physiological and professionally important psychological qualities. To optimize cockpit ergonomics, engineers will first create a digital model of each driver using a combination of laser scanning and manual anthropometrical techniques. |
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