ergometer
ergometer
Definition
er·gom·eter (ʉr gäm′ət ər)
er·gom′·e·try (-trē) noun
ergometer
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- use: The force profile of a rower using the ergometer was viewed by use of an oscilloscope attached to the signal from the amplifier.
- do: Measuring the Damping How does the ergometer ` know ' what damper setting is used?
Adjective modifier
- instrumented: Throughout this period, we have developed an instrumented rowing ergometer which has been used for routine testing of elite rowers.
Modifies a noun
- test: Measurement is by a 6 minute cycle ergometer test requiring moderate effort.
- rowing: The Wye rower took the U16 crown by covering the 2,000m ergometer rowing machine distance in a storming seven minutes 42 seconds.
- training: Following four days of ergometer training with the GTS there was a 20 to 29 % increase in power output across all four trials.
- testing: There may have to be other testing and ergometer testing, or racing at events, for selection clarification.
- performance: The effect of sodium bicarbonate on rowing ergometer performance in elite rowers.
Noun used with modifier
- rowing: Peak force, velocity and power during five and ten measured rowing ergometer strokes by world class female and male rowers.
- bicycle: There will be physical on equipment, such as a treadmill, bicycle ergometer, rowing machine or arm ergometer.
- cycle: The athletes were also tested to exhaustion on a cycle ergometer.
- arm: The group performed the exercises on an arm ergometer with a heart rate of 70-75 % heart rate reserve.
- exercise: Physiology lab with computer controlled exercise treadmill, exercise ergometers, microscopes and blood and gas sampling and analysis equipment.
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