Definition of: biomechanics

(bī′ō·mə·kan′iks) noun
The study of the mechanics of living organisms, especially under conditions of sudden, violent, or prolonged strain.
—bi′o·me·chan′i·cal adjective
—bi′o·me·chan′i·chal·ly adverb

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