- the
methods of mechanics.
Biomechanics is a
branch of biophysics. The word "
biomechanics" (1899) and the
related "
biomechanical" (1856) come from the Ancient...
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biomechanical in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Biomechanical may
refer to:
Biomechanics, the
application of
mechanical principles to living...
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Biomechanical art (also
called Biomech) is a
surrealistic style of art that
combines elements of
machines with organics.
Rendered with
distinct realism...
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Biomechanics was a
system of
actor training developed by
Vsevolod Meyerhold. Its
purpose was to
widen the
emotional potential of a
theater piece and express...
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Forensic biomechanics is the
application of
biomechanical engineering science to
litigation where biomechanical experts determine whether an
accident was...
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maintenance of
biomechanical devices (e.g., implants)
Occupational biomechanics Orthopedic biomechanics Cardiovascular biomechanics Dental biomechanics Plant biomechanics...
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Sports biomechanics is the
quantitative based study and
analysis of
athletes and
sports activities in general. It can
simply be
described as the physics...
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distinguishable types of
biocomputers include biochemical computers,
biomechanical computers, and
bioelectronic computers.
Biochemical computers use the...
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Fearsome Khan of All", "The
Biomechanical Man" and "The
Unholy Overlord of All Tremors". His best-known
weapons are his
biomechanic armour and an axe. The...
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human body movement.
Kinesiology addresses physiological, anatomical,
biomechanical, pathological,
neuropsychological principles and
mechanisms of movement...
