Titlebook: Referent control of action and perception; Challenging conventi Anatol G. Feldman Book 2015 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2015 c

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Anatol G. Feldman same time. Though a detailed model is explained, however such topics are only hinted here. Further studies—devoted to a wide analysis of quantitative UV/solar-wind impact on sailcraft trajectories/orbits—are needed also in view of new materials for sail making.

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Anatol G. Feldman same time. Though a detailed model is explained, however such topics are only hinted here. Further studies—devoted to a wide analysis of quantitative UV/solar-wind impact on sailcraft trajectories/orbits—are needed also in view of new materials for sail making.

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Anatol G. Feldmantons and sail materials, is driven essentially by the diffraction of light. Here, various scalar and vector scattering theories are considered. Global and local sail’s topography is taken into account in the thrust model. An additional section is devoted to an important generalization of the convent

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Anatol G. Feldman-dimensional object through which an external-to-vehicle momentum flux can be captured and translated into thrust. After a summary of the solar-wind properties, subsequent sections describe concepts regarding generation of thrust via solar wind, but involve large volumes. In principle, this is not a

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Anatol G. Feldmantons and sail materials, is driven essentially by the diffraction of light. Here, various scalar and vector scattering theories are considered. Global and local sail’s topography is taken into account in the thrust model. An additional section is devoted to an important generalization of the convent

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ion and perception that he and his colleagues have been using for the past 50 years or so. His theoretical approach will not only help to explain past empirical research, but should also help to inform and provide a structure for future empirical studies.978-1-4939-4446-0978-1-4939-2736-4

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Different Forms of Referent Control,t al. 2000) it has been tested and successfully applied to several human actions, including reaching, locomotion, jumping, sit-to-stand movements, dancing, and hammering in humans, and to head movements in monkeys.