biomechanical

The addition of his biomechanical hand had only made him more so.

In recent years, efforts have been made to analyse his game by using biomechanical studies.

He'd become accustomed to the weight of the biomechanical hand.

Instead, he is studying biomechanical engineering and working 40 hours a week.

Then he gave the biomechanical hand a sharp twist to the left.

The injury led to biomechanical problems that compromised her career.

In & out movements accomplish several biomechanical goals at once.

Orthotics can also help with biomechanical problems of the foot.

"We'd like to have more information and biomechanical studies."

With his biomechanical hand, he ripped the wire from the ceiling.

Other biomechanical problems may be more difficult to resolve.

Biomechanical analysis services are mainly used in work, sports, and clinical contexts.

According to their biomechanical analysis, the skull was very strong but had a relatively small bite force.

He must now undergo biomechanical tests to determine the validity of his action.

A biomechanical racer who, along with his ship, seems to run on steam power.

Croaker used his biomechanical hand to search through the dead man's pockets.

He held on to the top shirt and, using his biomechanical fingers, slid the cardboard out.

A biomechanical gestalt whose whole is greater than the sum of its parts.

It provides some information on biomechanical properties of the rectal wall.

Numerical methods are hence applied in almost every biomechanical study.

Before she tucked the left side all the way around him she took a long look at his biomechanical hand.

Then he saw the dark outline of his biomechanical hand, and he remembered.

So, you need to do detailed careful biomechanical assesment and analysis.

Applications include medical rehabilitation for balance training, biomechanical research and virtual reality.

Croaker opened the door, stood on the floor rim, and lifted his biomechanical hand.