The controversy of sports technology: a systematic review
作者： Bryce Dyer
DOI: 10.1186/S40064-015-1331-X
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摘要: … In some cases, this review highlighted that a sport technology’s controversy stemmed from an absence of any governing body at all. For example, in the America’s Cup, a large volume …
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