bi·o·me·chan·i·cal frame of ref·er·ence

(bī'ō-mĕ-kan'i-kăl frām ref'ĕr-rĕns)

1. A set of ergonomic factors from which position or movement may be specified. Provides a means by which to perceive or evaluate biomechanical data.

2. An intervention used when a person cannot maintain a posture nor execute appropriate muscular activity because of neuromuscular or musculoskeletal dysfunction.

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biomechanical frame of reference

bi·o·me·chan·i·cal frame of ref·er·ence