Learning Legged Locomotion

Legged locomotion of biological systems can be viewed as a self-organizing process of highly complex system-environment interactions. Walking behavior is, for example, generated from the interactions between many mechanical components (e.g. physical interactions between feet and ground, skeletons an

Effects of date of sowing on contrasting barley varieties

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