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A rigid wooden frame over which a canvas is usually stretched. The stretcher can be expanded by tapping keys (wedges) inserted at the corners.
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| stretch r. |
a sense organ in a muscle or tendon that responds to elongation; see Golgi tendon organ under organ and muscle spindle under spindle.
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| stretching s. |
syncope associated with stretching upward of the upper limbs while the spine is extended.
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| stretch weakness |
The apparent weakness of a muscle resulting from prolonged positioning in a lengthened position, thus shifting the muscle length-tension curve to the right; a form of positional weakness. This phenomenon is observed when the for
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| stretch-shortening cycle |
An eccentric muscle contraction followed immediately by a concentric contraction. The elastic potentiation that occurs during the eccentric phase increases the force of output of the concentric contraction. Exercises inc
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