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单词 biomechanics
释义
biomechanics
noun[Uorplural]
uk
/ˌbaɪ.əʊ.məˈkæn.ɪks/us
/ˌbaɪ.oʊ.məˈkæn.ɪks/
thephysicalforcesthataffecthumanandanimalmovement, or thestudyof theseforces:
生物力学
Manufacturers ofwalkingshoesfocusonfootbiomechanics.步行鞋制造商专注于脚部生物力学。
Ourresearchaddressesthe biomechanicsinvolvedincrashinjuriesandfatalities.我们的研究涉及到碰撞伤害和死亡的生物力学。
He is a biomechanicsprofessorat the University of Manchester.他是曼彻斯特大学的一名生物力学教授。
More examples
  • The biomechanics of thehandarequiteextraordinary. There are nomusclesinourfingers, whichoperateremotelyfrommusclesin thehandandarm.
  • Chiropractic isbasedon theideathatalterationsin the biomechanics of thespinecancausealterationsin thefunctionsof thenervoussystem.
  • Aformerstarpitcherin highschool, hedevelopedaninterestin the biomechanics ofpitching.
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(Definition ofbiomechanicsfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofbiomechanics

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We would like to stress the fact that the focus of this paper is stabilization in robotics and not inbiomechanics.
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The morphology andbiomechanicsof the movement overlap more in the former cases and thus activate the representation more strongly.
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Usingbiomechanicsto distinguish between mechanisms of primary invagination.
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This has potential to reestablish important peripheral elements of the sensorimotor control system, including limbbiomechanics, proprioception, and vision.
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I tried to explain to him thatbiomechanicswas 'immediate reactions to a stimulus', just like acrobatics.
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However, inbiomechanics, calculations and interpretations of inverse dynamics data suggest that one must be careful when using this technique.
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In biology,biomechanics, energetics or some other framework for looking at structure and function may be employed as an appropriate source.
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The profession is now much more scientifically based, with skills in wound-healing, advanced foot care (for the diabetic and vasculitic patient, for instance) andbiomechanics.
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We had very little information aboutbiomechanicsat the time.
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By partially restoring normal limbbiomechanics, this prosthesis has the potential to greatly improve amputee mobility.
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We are not quite sure about the exact nature of the neuropathology andbiomechanicsunderlying this movement restriction.
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Biomechanicsis no more and no less than a particular realm of the science of extended things.
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In sum, what we know of late handaxes indicates that a flaking strategy alone (biomechanics) could not have produced these artifacts.
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It should be noted that human body reaction for recovering balance under similar circumstances has been investigated extensively in thebiomechanicsand physical therapy literature.
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A likely answer is: based on principles of bodybiomechanics.
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