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whole-body vibration: a standalone construct

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Ergonomics

vibration transmitted to the whole body through a seat or the feet, evaluated by frequency weighting for comfort, performance and health.

In ergonomics, whole-body vibration refers to vibration transmitted to the whole body through a seat or the feet, evaluated by frequency weighting for comfort, performance and health. This meaning comes from Griffin (1990) in Handbook of human vibration.[1]

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References

Griffin, M. (1990). Handbook of human vibration. Academic Press. ISBN 9780123030412

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