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1. ((used with a sing. v.)) bionics
the study of the means by which humans and animals perform tasks and solve problems, and of the application of the findings to the design of electronic devices and mechanical parts.
Etymology: (1885–90)
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1. (noun) bionics
application of biological principles to the study and design of engineering systems (especially electronic systems)
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1. bionics
The study of systems, particularly electronic systems, which function after the manner of, in a manner characteristic of, or resembling living systems. Also, the science of applying biological techniques and principles to the design of electronic systems.
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Sense: the use of biological principles in the design of computers etc.
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 Afrikaans: bionika |
 Arabic: اسْتِعْمال مَبادئ البيولو |
 Bulgarian: бионика |
 Brazilian: biônica |
 Czech: bionika |
 German: Biomiks |
 Danish: bionik |
 Greek: βιονική (κλάδος της τεχνο |
 Spanish: biónica |
 Estonian: bioonika |
 Farsi: بیونیک؛ دانش ساخت دستگاه |
 Finnish: biomekaniikka |
 French: bionique |
 Hebrew: בִּיוֹנִיקָה |
 Hindi: कंप्यूटर के डिजाइन में जी |
 Croatian: bionika |
 Hungarian: bionika |
 Indonesian: bionik |
 Icelandic: tölvulíffræði; líftölvufr |
 Italian: bionica |
 Japanese: 生体工学 |
 Korean: 생체 공학 |
 Lithuanian: bionika |
 Latvian: bionika |
 Malay: prinsip bionik |
 Dutch: bionica |
 Norwegian: bionikk |
 Polish: bionika |
 Persian: بیونیک؛ دانش ساخت دستگاه |
 Portuguese: biónica |
 Romanian: bionic |
 Russian: бионика |
 Slovak: bionika |
 Slovenian: bionika |
 Serbian: bionika |
 Swedish: bionik |
 Thai: การใช้หลักการทางชีววิทยาอ |
 Turkish: biyonik, dirim elektroniğ |
 Taiwanese: 仿生學 |
 Ukrainian: біоніка |
 Urdu: کمپیوٹر تیار کرنے میں حیا |
 Vietnamese: kỹ thuật sinh học |
 Chinese: 仿生学 |
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