muscle effort
muscular effort

Higher body temperatures in the daytime could be the result of our greater activity when it is light, with muscle effort producing the increased heat.

In these cases, drag and incidental muscle effort is increased at the expense of speed.

Then, with a wrenching muscle effort and a boom of suddenly trapped air, his wings opened.

Oldsmobile's midsize model formed the basis of the division's muscle effort.

His name is also associated with "Grocco's sign", defined as acute dilatation of the heart following a muscle effort.

Electric assist means that a small battery-operated electric-propulsion system is provided to assist the driver's leg muscle effort.

Knowing a heavier weight takes more force to lift, should the extra muscle mass on a heavier person equal the amount of muscle effort on a lighter person?

Laboratory tests have shown that the rates of oxygen uptake and amounts of muscle effort that volunteers could develop tend to be greater in the daytime than at the night.

The giant petrels share with the albatrosses an adaptation known as a shoulder-lock: a sheet of tendon which locks the wing when fully extended, allowing the wing to be kept up and out without any muscle effort.

The process of reading up close requires a muscular effort.

He moved without any muscular effort and felt he could do anything.

He couldn't sleep because of the constant muscular effort required to work his lungs.

It was a help; he found he could hold his position without muscular effort.

With a forward bend, humans use less muscular effort to stand and walk upright.

The escape requires intense muscular effort, supported by all of the body's systems.

The Gore campaign is counting on a muscular effort to get union voters to the polls.

He feels the medium still falls short when coping with movement and sheer muscular effort.

The limbs are, after all, fighting against the restraints, and the muscular effort needed is comparable.

The cold war is over, but the trend toward the elimination of all muscular effort continues apace.

He heaved, by sheer muscular effort, and threw Masters over on his back.

It took no great strength, but required attention, rather than the mindless muscular effort of field-haying.

But household duties which do not require strong muscular effort are better assumed than not.

That explains why illocutionary force can be deployed without exerting muscular effort.

The squatting position increases pressure in the pelvic cavity with minimal muscular effort.

The muscular effort of standing is taken care of without much of a conscious effort.

I think that instead there would be considerable satisfaction in using the somewhat slower method of human muscular effort.'

She lowered herself gradually onto the waiting prick, her thighs ridged with muscular effort.

Complete relaxation occurs after the muscular effort.

Added weight to front legs increases the muscular effort needed in picking up a limb, leading to hastened fatigue.

In this position, muscular effort is combined with soft tissue tensions in order to apply the load.

Take a look at an electric generator and dare tell yourself that it was created by the muscular effort of unthinking brutes.

More muscular effort is required.

The torso is placed in balance and alignment such that the spinal column supports it with minimal muscular effort.

Gravity becomes available to perform work under the forgoing conditions, thereby decreasing muscular effort overall to minimal levels.