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Meanings of bionics in English
Application of biological methods and systems found in nature to the study and design of engineering systems and modern technology.
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Usage of bionics in English
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Actually he's a hybrid of sorts, a clone tempered by bionics.
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And she's loving the new life she's found with bionics.
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Peter must have told you he was in bionics.
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Read the rest of Judy Berna's post about exercising with bionics and comment over at GeekMom.
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Majors' character built the lab after becoming obsessed with bionics after "Man" went off the air.
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Clones... bionics... fully operative... double flips?
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Its move into industry is part of a broader bet on bionics - using mechanics to augment human strength.
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Paul was a clone "tempered by bionics"?
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We need not accept our limitations. These were the parting words from bionics designer Hugh Herr at a TED talk he gave last year.
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Sources told Reuters the company aimed to sell Target Therapeutics and Advanced Bionics.
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The hands were designed by Open Bionics, based in Bristol.
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Interactive Bionics Tour: See applied prosthetics research in action.
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The REX, made by New Zealand-based company REX Bionics, is self-balancing and requires no crutches.
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Open Bionics says its device can be made faster and more cheaply than current alternatives.
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She now has two bionic arms which were designed by Open Bionics, based in Bristol.
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Ekso Bionics is basically ground 0 for exoskeletons, so we do all the design work here.
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Translations for bionics
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Bionics through the time