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Movement : How technology mirrors nature / Morgan, Sally; Morgan, Adrian 1993  Book
Morgan, Sally Book
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Publication USA, Facts On File, 1993.
Description 48pWhite Spine
Series Designs in Science
Summary/Abstract Discusses movement, its importance for survival of plants, humans, and other animals, and the various ways in which it is achieved.
Contents Introduction: Moving on land, in air and in water Moving in Water: Floating and sinking Depth Control Moving forward Streamlined shapes Skimming the surface Surface tension Taking to the Air: Wing design Gliding Special shapes for special jobs Controlling flight Powered flight Take-off and landing The structure of wings Parachutes and helicopters Insects and bats Lighter than air Moving on Land: Gravity Friction Air resistence Elastic forces Levers and joints Joints in animals Fluids and Pumps: Hydraulics at work Hydraulics in the animal kingdom Pumps The heart, a natural pump Movement in tubes The Future
Standard Number 0816029792 Hb.
Key Words Motion  Mechanical movements  Human mechanics 
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