COMPARATIVE BIOMECHANICS: LIFES PHYSICAL WORLD.
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- ISBN: 0-691-11297-5
- Physical Description: 580
- Publisher: PRINCETON, NJ : PRINCETON UNIV. PRESS, 2003.
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- BIOMECHANICS > PHYSIOLOGY COMPARATIVE
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Location | Call Number / Copy Notes | Barcode | Shelving Location | Status | Due Date |
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Lummi Library | RES 571.43 | 265931 | FR | Available | - |
PART ONE: Life's physical context. Preambulations | ||
Setting the stage | ||
Size and scale | ||
More tools | ||
PART TWO: Fluids. Gases and liquids: fluids at rest | ||
Viscosity and the patterns of flow | ||
The forces of flow | ||
Fluid events near surfaces | ||
Where flows are inside | ||
More about circulatory systems | ||
Flows in small worlds | ||
About lift | ||
Thrust for flying and swimming | ||
Moving at the air-water interface | ||
PART THREE: Solids and structures. A matter of materials | ||
Biological materials: tuning properties properly | ||
More complex materials: viscoelasticity | ||
Simple structures: beams, columns, shells | ||
Less simple structural matters | ||
Hydrostatic structures | ||
Structural systems | ||
Achieving motility | ||
Using muscle: tuning and transmissions | ||
Getting around on land | ||
PART FOUR: The contexts of biomechanics. Loose ends and perspectives. |