Lecture

Biomechanics: Temporal Summations

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Description

This lecture covers the process of temporal summations in biomechanics, focusing on preload adjustments, timing parameters, stimulus delivery, and calibrations for force, position, and velocity measurements. The instructor demonstrates the recording and analysis of mechanical responses to stimuli.

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