That would have been awesome, but I suspect that it was just the arms and that it was powered in some way, hence “pendulum-like”.
Just a Southern Saskatchewan retiree looking for a place to keep up with stuff.
That would have been awesome, but I suspect that it was just the arms and that it was powered in some way, hence “pendulum-like”.
Gauges measured stress on the metacarpals during punches and slaps on padded-dumbbell targets created with a pendulum-like device.
I take “a pendulum-like device” to mean they suspended either the arms or the targets and swung them to a collision.
Gauges measured stress on the metacarpals during punches and slaps on padded-dumbbell targets created with a pendulum-like device.
I take “a pendulum-like device” to mean they suspended either the arms or the targets and swung them to a collision.
Oh that’s not good. Obviously, I’ve chosen to allow js, but basic stuff should work without it.
Heh. I gave up trying to figure out voting a long time ago. I find it both fascinating and disturbing that there are people out there who see anything I write as worthy of a dowvote. :)
Anyone who hasn’t followed that link needs to do so now! It’s got human cadaver arms manipulated with fishing line and guitar tuning knobs. It’s got a link to an article titled “Your Face: Punching Bag or Spandrel?”
You can’t possibly find a better way to spend 10 minutes!
Same with my dad. He said that the military liked red/green colour blindness for spotting camouflaged stuff.
Yeah, I’ve started thinking that, too, so I push back every chance I get. As an actual boomer, I think it’s my prerogative, in a kind of “get off lawn” way. :)
Really? Every boomer I know, including me, was an absolute pothead. Many still indulge regularly.
Yes, it was very badly constructed. I had to read it a couple of times to decode it, and I have the advantage of having graded essays :)