prosthetic
prosthetic 英 [prɒs'θetɪk] 美 [prɑs'θɛtɪk]
adj. 假体的；非朊基的
名词复数:prosthetics
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- adj. 假体的；非朊基的
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1. But some scientists believe they may have found a way to repair this damage – a prosthetic brain.
但是一些科学家相信它们也许能够找到修复这些大脑损害的方法--一个假体大脑。
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2. Unlike devices to control prosthetic limbs, which still use wires, many deep brain stimulators already rely on wireless signals.
不同于控制假肢的装置（还带着接线），许多大脑深层激励器已经使用无线信号了。
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3. "So, simply, you can move the prosthetic quicker and you're ready for the next step faster than someone who has a leg, " said Choppin.
“所以简单来说，与健全运动员相比，你能更迅速地摆动你的义肢，并且能更快地为迈出下一步作准备，”肖邦说。
- prosthetic (adj.) 1837 in grammar; 1902 in the surgical sense, from Latinized form of Greek prosthetikos "disposed to add," from prosthetas "added," verbal adjective of prostithenai "to put to, add to" (see prosthesis). Related: Prosthetically.
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