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Fig. 6. Resilience (R) as a function of frequency at amplitudes of 0.1 (circles), 0.5 (squares) and 1.0 mm (triangles). (A) Fixed-coxa resilience was significantly greater than (B) free-coxa resilience. (C) Using tan({delta}) to calculate resilience (black line and open circles) overestimates the actual values (gray line and filled circles) and produces an inverse dependence on frequency because the calculation is based on a linear model. While leg data are well fit by a linear model, the leg data are not linear, and care should be used when applying linear calculations to any biomaterial.





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