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Racing flats have been left to those with perfect biomechanics, runners who don't weight much, or the super-fast.— Running Advice and News
Topics included anatomy, biomechanics, basic physiology, metabolism, programming, and intensity among others.— CrossFit: Forging Elite Fitness
"And to understand and emulate biophysics and biomechanics, to build a device based on what nature gives us, is of course one of the dreams of nanotechnology."— PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories
It's a marriage of applied science, biomechanics, and physics.— Quickrelease.tv
The science of copying nature, known as biomimetics, is not altogether new - think radar, Velcro and da Vinci's flying machines - but it is garnering increasing attention, with anything from the biomechanics of frog legs, to the sensing ability of rat's whiskers, being used as a basis for new inventions ...
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