dynamometry

dy·na·mom·e·ter

D0444500 (dī′nə-mŏm′ĭ-tər)n. Any of several instruments used to measure mechanical power.

[French dynamomètre : Greek dunamis, power; see dynamic + -mètre, -meter.]

dy′na·mo·met′ric (-mō-mĕt′rĭk), dy′na·mo·met′ri·cal (-rĭ-kəl) adj.dy′na·mom′e·try n.

dynamometry

(ˌdaɪnəˈmɒmɪtrɪ) n1. (General Physics) the science of power measurement2. (Mechanical Engineering) the manufacture and use of dynamometers dynamometric, ˌdynamoˈmetrical adj

dynamometry

the measurement of energy used in doing work. — dynamometer, n. — dynamometric, dynamometrical, adj.See also: Physics

Dynamometry

measurement of the strength of separate human muscle groups with the aid of special devices called medical dynamometers. Hand dynamometers are used to measure the strength of the muscles that flex the fingers, a posture dynamometer is used to measure the strength of the muscles that hold the body erect (“posture” strength), and so on. Dynamometric indexes can be expressed in absolute values (kilograms-force) and in relative values, for example, with respect to the mass (weight) of the human body. The data of dynamometry are used in anthropometry, in the selection of a trade, in the physiology and hygiene of labor and sports, and in medicine. They are also used as an additional factor in evaluating the degree of human physical development.

REFERENCE

Bashkirov, P. N. Uchenie o fizicheskom razvitii cheloveka. Moscow, 1962.

单词	dynamometry
释义	dynamometry dy·na·mom·e·ter D0444500 (dī′nə-mŏm′ĭ-tər)n. Any of several instruments used to measure mechanical power. [French dynamomètre : Greek dunamis, power; see dynamic + -mètre, -meter.] dy′na·mo·met′ric (-mō-mĕt′rĭk), dy′na·mo·met′ri·cal (-rĭ-kəl) adj.dy′na·mom′e·try n. dynamometry (ˌdaɪnəˈmɒmɪtrɪ) n1. (General Physics) the science of power measurement2. (Mechanical Engineering) the manufacture and use of dynamometers dynamometric, ˌdynamoˈmetrical adj dynamometry the measurement of energy used in doing work. — dynamometer, n. — dynamometric, dynamometrical, adj.See also: Physics Dynamometry Dynamometry measurement of the strength of separate human muscle groups with the aid of special devices called medical dynamometers. Hand dynamometers are used to measure the strength of the muscles that flex the fingers, a posture dynamometer is used to measure the strength of the muscles that hold the body erect (“posture” strength), and so on. Dynamometric indexes can be expressed in absolute values (kilograms-force) and in relative values, for example, with respect to the mass (weight) of the human body. The data of dynamometry are used in anthropometry, in the selection of a trade, in the physiology and hygiene of labor and sports, and in medicine. They are also used as an additional factor in evaluating the degree of human physical development. REFERENCE Bashkirov, P. N. Uchenie o fizicheskom razvitii cheloveka. Moscow, 1962. dynamometry dynamometry (di?na-mom'e-tre) The process of obtaining quantifiable measurements of muscular strength, power, and/or endurance. See: dynamometer ThesaurusSeedynamometer
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