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Outfielders do not run in a straight line from whatever their location happens to be when the ball is hit to the place on the field where the ball will land. Instead, studies (for example, McBeath et al., 1995) indicate that outfielders run in an arc-shaped path that is consistent with a simple, vision-based behavioral heuristic that keeps the ball on a linear trajectory relative to the background.
Complex Adaptive Systems: An Introduction to Computational Models of Social Life (Princeton Studies in Complexity Book 14)
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