essai des butées d'arrêt de flexion
English translation: bending-moment stop test
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| 3 +1 | test of the flex arrest blocks |
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| 4 | "bending-moment stop test" |
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3 hrs confidence: 
peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1test of the flex arrest blocks Explanation: presumably the limb should bend only so far - not a 'double-jointed' prosthetic |
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10 hrs confidence:
"bending-moment stop test" Explanation: Harraps gives "bending moment test" or "stress test" for "essai de flexion", and simply "stop" for "butee d'arret". Ernst gives "crash stop" for the latter, but why risk what looks like a needless specificity that may not be wholly appropriate. |
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