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Elbow biomechanics can be considered in terms of motion, stability and force transmission.

Therefore, the motion performance of the AUV, involving motion stability and maneuverability (especially in vertical plane), is critical to its security and the quality of survey data.

The RANS-based computational fluid dynamics (CFD) technique, ANSYS-CFX, was adopted to analyze the AUH's behavior, including its motion stability and maneuverability in the horizontal and vertical planes.

Both ABAQUS and ANSYS finite element software packages provide a capability of analyzing the motion stability and transient dynamics of frictional systems [28].

The functional results were assessed according to Mark et al. [13] and the Mayo Elbow Performance Index (MEPI), which comprises four parameters: pain, arc of motion, stability, and activities of daily living.

Santos virtually tests the new equipment, evaluates its new range of motion, stability, and overall task performance, thus enabling better and faster decision making, yielding reduction in cost and time.

They include questions that measure pain, range of motion, stability, alignment, and function.

Fifty of 100 points in the knee score are allocated to pain assessment with 50 representing no pain, while the other 50 points are allocated for a clinical assessment of range of motion, stability, alignment, and muscle power of knee with 50 representing at least 0°-125°of 0°-125°ofion with no active lag, no instability, and normal alignment.

In this paper, the dynamic characteristics and motion stability of the unmanned seaplane are firstly analyzed based on a nonlinear mathematical model.

The necessary and sufficient conditions of the coning motion stability are then analytically derived and further validated through nonlinear six degrees-of-freedom simulations for a representative scenario.

To achieve this goal, we take advantage of recent advances in image processing and optics as an integrated technology to capture ocular images with higher resolution and better motion stability compared to the state-of-the-art imaging systems.