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WHAT IS A MOMENT ARM? CALCULATING MUSCLE EFFECTIVENESS IN BIOMECHANICAL MODELS USING GENERALIZED COORDINATES. 什么是力臂?利用广义坐标计算生物力学模型中的肌肉效能。
Michael A Sherman, Ajay Seth, Scott L Delp
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DESIGN AND PRELIMINARY VALIDATION OF A RAPID AUTOMATED BIODOSIMETRY TOOL FOR HIGH THROUGPUT RADIOLOGICAL TRIAGE. 用于高通量放射分诊的快速自动生物剂量测定工具的设计和初步验证。
Youhua Chen, Jian Zhang, Hongliang Wang, Guy Garty, Yanping Xu, Oleksandra V Lyulko, Helen C Turner, Gerhard Randers-Pehrson, Nabil Simaan, Y Lawrence Yao, D J Brenner
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