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In Serrasalmus rhombeus, the extreme anterior insertion of the A2/A3 tendon creates a high mechanical advantage for even the most rostral teeth (MA ~ 0.5) (Fig. 2C, Table 1).

The objective of this work was to develop an electroosmotic pump capable of driving a high mechanical advantage actuator that could generate large block stresses and large strains, requiring actuation pressures in excess of 0.1 MPa with flow rates on the order of 0.1 mL/s.

This contrasts strongly with the short neck of Rynchops that produces high mechanical advantage through relatively tall neural spines and pronounced dorsal curvature of the cervical series [36].

High mechanical advantages (relatively long inlevers) allow for a multiplication of the force produced by the jaw muscles during its transfer to the lower jaw and the teeth.

Food consistency influences this morphological shift in an adaptive direction: mice raised on hard food develop jaws with higher mechanical advantage that are better suited to processing hard foods.

Moreover, these trait differences are of benefit to the hard food eaters, which display a higher mechanical advantage and therefore more efficient conversion of adductor muscle force to bite force than soft food eaters.

Between the dietary groups, the hard food eaters have significantly higher mechanical advantage (MA) values for all four MA measures (based on both the raw ratios and residuals from the regression of numerators on the denominators of these ratios, using both the Student's t-test and Kruskal-Wallis tests: p < 0.01).

These results mean that these two groups had high efficient mechanical advantage, but a bite force not as strong as that of Tyrannosaurus9,66.

Raney catalysts have the advantages of high mechanical strength, of regenerability and of producing less side products during methanol synthesis an important practical consideration.

It is surprising, then, that small animals run with crouched, compliant legs ('Groucho running'), which have lower muscle mechanical advantage and higher energy cost (McMahon et al. 1987; Biewener 1989; Gatesy & Biewener 1991).

Syntactic foams offer low density polymers for insulation and transportation applications with the advantage of having high mechanical properties.