Shared and Task-Specific Muscle Synergies during Normal Walking and Slipping
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Kurt E. Beschorner | Pilwon Hur | Han Ul Yoon | Mohammad Moein Nazifi | Kurt Beschorner | P. Hur | K. Beschorner | H. Yoon | Pilwon Hur
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