Used to describe activities that increase flexibility or strength by bending body parts.

Exercise Context

Refers specifically to movements at body joints; crucial for understanding mobility.

Joint Health

In a medical context, flexion is often associated with exercises post-injury.

Injury Recovery

Underlines the importance of angle changes in joints for body mechanics.

Body Mechanics

May be confused with 'extension'; 'flexion' decreases the angle between bones.

Misconception Alert

Specific to language structure, detailing how verbs change form according to tense.

Linguistics Use

Understanding flexion helps in mastering verb conjugations in different languages.

Language Nuance

 and warm to help with the muscles because there's no point in putting them in cold water that's not really gonna help the muscles this is effectively the shallow end but if you look at those back feet you can see that there's not the flexion in the foot so what we're going to do is as we swim we find that it will start coming but I'm just going

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 where we've added some wrist flexion and shoulder joints to get up to six motors, or six degrees of freedom. And we've had the opportunity to work with some very advanced arms that were funded by the U.S. military, using these prototypes, that had up to 10 different degrees of freedom including movable hands.

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 flexion and extension and also have the hand close and open Thank You minna no this is this is a research arm but it's made out of commercial components from here down and a few that I've borrowed from around the world it's about seven

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