1. bio-mechanical - Noun
2. bio-mechanical - Adjective
bio-mechanical (not comparable)
Alternative form of biomechanical
bio-mechanical (plural bio-mechanicals)
(cycling) An injury.
Aboard the medical ship after rejoining the Rebel fleet, Luke's missing hand is replaced with a bio-mechanical one. Source: Internet
Aberly and Engel 1996, p. 86. These creatures wear "bio-mechanical" suits that are based on another design Tatopoulos pitched to Emmerich. Source: Internet
Some of the first characters that come to mind who are shrouded in mystery are the Androids, the powerful bio-mechanical entities that briefly threatened to take over Earth, but not until they have killed Goku. Source: Internet
In table tennis topspin is regarded as an offensive technique due to increased ball speed, lower bio-mechanical efficiency and the pressure that it puts on the opponent by reducing reaction time. Source: Internet
With examples such as Big Van Vader's bio-mechanical themed headdress which spewed steam, Pyro's fire shooting outfit, Shockmaster's bejeweled space helmet, and Ricky Steamboat's dragon costume, to name a few. Source: Internet
The basic story is about how humankind is now extinct and the only beings that are thriving on its surface are bio-mechanical humanoids that power themselves up through blood. Source: Internet