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Fig. 9. Electromyogram correlates to different components of the estimated
aerodynamic torque and the predicted change in roll due to inertial
reorientation. Normalized EMG measures were normalized by dividing by the
standard deviation of the measurement for the individual muscle. (A)
Pectoralis activation intensity versus Cr, the aerodynamic
force coefficient. (B) Biceps activation duration versus wing
spanwise rotation at mid-downstroke. (C) Supracoracoideus activation duration
versus the estimated inertial change in roll in late upstroke. (D)
Biceps impulse versus the estimated inertial change in roll in early
downstroke.