Definition of biomechanical in English:

biomechanical

adjective ˌbʌɪə(ʊ)mɪˈkanɪk(ə)l

Relating to the mechanical laws concerning the movement or structure of living organisms.
a biomechanical advantage
we do a lot of biomechanical analysis of my running
Example sentencesExamples
- The potential of a new traumatic event is of concern when the biomechanical properties of the healed capsular tissue have been shown to be diminished.
- Other authors have examined the biomechanical properties of braided hamstring tendon grafts.
- Occasionally found in some knees, it is a ridge or fold of extraneous soft tissue with no known biomechanical function.
- The second culprit is a biomechanical form of laziness that keeps the lower back from doing its fair share of the work, and thereby stunts its development.
- Dancers can get fascinated with the biomechanical specificity of their technique, neglecting rhythm and phrasing.
- The technology, usually the cornerstone of sci-fi, is biomechanical rather than metallic.
- This is a stretching and toning system that combines elements of yoga with the biomechanical principles of ballet.
- The study presented has documented no clear patterns of biomechanical change in human bone with the introduction of agriculture.
- The machines had perfectly knitted a biomechanical extension of his nervous system.
- It was a biomechanical scanner for his left eye.

Derivatives

biomechanically

adverbˌbʌɪə(ʊ)mɪˈkanɪk(ə)liˌbaɪoʊməˈkænək(ə)li

In a way that relates to the mechanical laws concerning the movement or structure of living organisms.
the tongue and jaw movements in frogs are biomechanically linked
Example sentencesExamples
- Furthermore, the backhand is far less efficient and powerful, biomechanically speaking.
- This placement results in a biomechanically stronger grip in which both wrists are set.
- Whatever the reason, today's alligators are biomechanically prepared for a way of life that vanished 140 million years ago.

Definition of biomechanical in US English:

biomechanical

adjective

Relating to the mechanical laws concerning the movement or structure of living organisms.
a biomechanical advantage
we do a lot of biomechanical analysis of my running
Example sentencesExamples
- It was a biomechanical scanner for his left eye.
- Dancers can get fascinated with the biomechanical specificity of their technique, neglecting rhythm and phrasing.
- The technology, usually the cornerstone of sci-fi, is biomechanical rather than metallic.
- The study presented has documented no clear patterns of biomechanical change in human bone with the introduction of agriculture.
- Other authors have examined the biomechanical properties of braided hamstring tendon grafts.
- This is a stretching and toning system that combines elements of yoga with the biomechanical principles of ballet.
- The machines had perfectly knitted a biomechanical extension of his nervous system.
- The second culprit is a biomechanical form of laziness that keeps the lower back from doing its fair share of the work, and thereby stunts its development.
- Occasionally found in some knees, it is a ridge or fold of extraneous soft tissue with no known biomechanical function.
- The potential of a new traumatic event is of concern when the biomechanical properties of the healed capsular tissue have been shown to be diminished.

单词	biomechanical
释义	Definition of biomechanical in English: biomechanical adjective ˌbʌɪə(ʊ)mɪˈkanɪk(ə)l Relating to the mechanical laws concerning the movement or structure of living organisms. a biomechanical advantage we do a lot of biomechanical analysis of my running Example sentencesExamples The potential of a new traumatic event is of concern when the biomechanical properties of the healed capsular tissue have been shown to be diminished. Other authors have examined the biomechanical properties of braided hamstring tendon grafts. Occasionally found in some knees, it is a ridge or fold of extraneous soft tissue with no known biomechanical function. The second culprit is a biomechanical form of laziness that keeps the lower back from doing its fair share of the work, and thereby stunts its development. Dancers can get fascinated with the biomechanical specificity of their technique, neglecting rhythm and phrasing. The technology, usually the cornerstone of sci-fi, is biomechanical rather than metallic. This is a stretching and toning system that combines elements of yoga with the biomechanical principles of ballet. The study presented has documented no clear patterns of biomechanical change in human bone with the introduction of agriculture. The machines had perfectly knitted a biomechanical extension of his nervous system. It was a biomechanical scanner for his left eye. Derivatives biomechanically adverbˌbʌɪə(ʊ)mɪˈkanɪk(ə)liˌbaɪoʊməˈkænək(ə)li In a way that relates to the mechanical laws concerning the movement or structure of living organisms. the tongue and jaw movements in frogs are biomechanically linked Example sentencesExamples Furthermore, the backhand is far less efficient and powerful, biomechanically speaking. This placement results in a biomechanically stronger grip in which both wrists are set. Whatever the reason, today's alligators are biomechanically prepared for a way of life that vanished 140 million years ago. Definition of biomechanical in US English: biomechanical adjective Relating to the mechanical laws concerning the movement or structure of living organisms. a biomechanical advantage we do a lot of biomechanical analysis of my running Example sentencesExamples It was a biomechanical scanner for his left eye. Dancers can get fascinated with the biomechanical specificity of their technique, neglecting rhythm and phrasing. The technology, usually the cornerstone of sci-fi, is biomechanical rather than metallic. The study presented has documented no clear patterns of biomechanical change in human bone with the introduction of agriculture. Other authors have examined the biomechanical properties of braided hamstring tendon grafts. This is a stretching and toning system that combines elements of yoga with the biomechanical principles of ballet. The machines had perfectly knitted a biomechanical extension of his nervous system. The second culprit is a biomechanical form of laziness that keeps the lower back from doing its fair share of the work, and thereby stunts its development. Occasionally found in some knees, it is a ridge or fold of extraneous soft tissue with no known biomechanical function. The potential of a new traumatic event is of concern when the biomechanical properties of the healed capsular tissue have been shown to be diminished.
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