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moment of force

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moment of force [′mō·mənt əv ′fȯrs]
(mechanics)
torque


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For example, when a person repeatedly performs a task that involves the production of a certain total force and total moment of force on a fixed object, indices of total force stabilization and total moment stabilization may be computed using the same data from finger forces.
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The measurement of moment of force during various exercises provides an indication of the relative force acting at a joint.
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