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Several experiments demonstrate passive torque regulation in physical flapping wing systems.

At the same angles, passive torque (Tpass), peak torque (pT) and myotendinous junction displacement of GM were determined.

Passive torque servo system (PTSS) simulates aerodynamic load and exerts the load on actuation system, but PTSS endures position coupling disturbance from active motion of actuation system, and this inherent disturbance is called extra torque.

The hip RP was defined as the angular position in which the passive joint torque equals zero, and passive hip stiffness was calculated as the change in passive torque per change in joint angle.

To examine the relationship between hamstring extensibility by use of the instrumented straight leg raise; mechanical components of muscle contraction, including muscle recruitment, passive torque measures of tissue stiffness, and eccentric strength; and self-reported measures of pain and disability.

The active torque produced by the FES-induced muscle contraction is described as two parts, namely, activation dynamics and contraction dynamics, while the passive torque of the muscle is described as passive elastic and passive viscous properties [22].

Main Outcome Measures: Passive torque-angle curves for both ankles were obtained at study commencement, then at weeks 2, 4, and 5 (ie, during, at the end of, and 1 week after the stretching program).

The passive torque-angle data were averaged across dorsi/plantarflexion trials (typically three per subject); a third-order polynomial was fit to these mean data to generate a passive torque-angle relationship.

The paired Students t test was used to compare the passive torques before and immediately after injury.

Instead, we moved to a passive weight torque system that uses a counterweight that provides the torque needed to keep strings wound an taut.

Furthermore, various studies reported that static stretching can reduce passive resistive torque (Kay and Blazevich 2009a), lower the maximal exerted peak torque (Fowles et al. 2000), or impair muscular performance (Behm and Kibele 2007; Power et al. 2004).