prosthesis 的定义
plural pros·the·ses [pros-thee-seez for 1; pros-thuh-seez for 2 ]. /prɒsˈθi siz for 1; ˈprɒs θəˌsiz for 2 /.
- a device, either external or implanted, that substitutes for or supplements a missing or defective part of the body.
- Grammar, Prosody. the addition of one or more sounds or syllables to a word or line of verse, especially at the beginning.
prosthesis 近义词
等同于 artificial limb
prosthesis 的近义词 5 个
更多prosthesis例句
- Flying to space won’t be easy—and flying to space with a prosthesis, something no one has done before, will make things more challenging still.
- Most amputations sever the muscle pairs that control joints such as the elbow or ankle, disrupting the sensory feedback about the limb’s position in space that would help patients control a prosthesis.
- Other researchers also are testing ways to add tactile feedback to prostheses.
- Even after the people had used the prosthesis for more than a year, the mismatch didn’t improve.
- Already, implanted electrodes can record signals from the movement areas of the brain, allowing people to control robotic prostheses.