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- adjective Alternative form of
biomechanical .
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Examples
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He was considered one of the top five biomechanic researchers in the country, working on movement dynamics in cerebral palsy.
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"The answers may appear obvious or even trivial, but further thought and experiment is revealing that our world is far more fascinating than we could have dreamed," according to Roland Ennos, biomechanic at the Faculty of Life Sciences at University of Manchester.
Gaea Times (by Simple Thoughts) Breaking News and incisive views 24/7 2010
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Li Ning runs a "Global Innovation Center" in the same building as its Portland retail store, where footwear designers and biomechanic engineers lured from the likes of Nike, Converse and Adidas mix with designers from Li Ning's Chinese staff.
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"The answers may appear obvious or even trivial, but further thought and experiment is revealing that our world is far more fascinating than we could have dreamed," according to Roland Ennos, biomechanic at the Faculty of Life Sciences at University of Manchester.
Gaea Times (by Simple Thoughts) Breaking News and incisive views 24/7 2010
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Writing in January's Physics World, Dr Roland Ennos, a biomechanic in the Faculty of Life Sciences at University of Manchester, explains how we need to look beyond obvious answers if we are to understand how our own bodies work.
Science Blog 2010
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Li Ning runs a "Global Innovation Center" in the same building as its Portland retail store, where footwear designers and biomechanic engineers lured from the likes of Nike, Converse and Adidas mix with designers from Li Ning's Chinese staff.
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Though similar experiments have been successful before, the European scientists who led the project say this was the first time a patient has been able to make such complex movements using his mind to control a biomechanic hand connected to his nervous system.
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Though similar experiments have been successful before, the European scientists who led the project say this was the first time a patient has been able to make such complex movements using his mind to control a biomechanic hand connected to his nervous system.
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Roughly two years ago, after battling through foot and neck problems, he joined a scattering of other pro golfers in pursuing biomechanic and conditioning programs to better prepare his body for the rigors of the game and the travel.
unknown title 2009
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The experiment lasted a month, and scientists say it was the first time a patient has been able to make complex movements using his mind to control a biomechanic hand connected to his nervous system.
Sci-Tech Today 2009
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