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Fatigue: A lack of energy caused by excessive strain.

Fatigue Failure: The sudden and complete breakage of a part as a result of the repeated application of a load. Fatigue failure is progressive and may not occur until after millions of load cycles.

Fatigue Strength: Ability of a material to withstand repeated loading.

List Fatigue: A condition producing diminishing returns from a mailing list whose members are sent too many offers, or too many of the same offers, in too short a period of time.

Monel: A high tensile strength Ni-Cu alloy that exhibits high fatigue resistance in salt water, corrosive atmospheres and various acid and alkaline solutions. It is non-magnetic and spark-resistant.

Bipolar Disorder: An affective disorder characterized by extreme changes in mood ranging from mania to depression. This mood disturbance is also known as manic depression.

Ergonomics: The accessibility and ease of controlling a system in normal operational mode with a minimum of motion and thought required.

Physical Work: Activities which are somewhat difficult yet nonspecific to sport. They do fatigue the body at times and may generate some forms of physical fitness benefits.

Highway Pegs: Footrests situated forward of the rider so the legs can be stretched out to relieve highway fatigue.

Fibromyalgia: A syndrome characterized by chronic pain , stiffness, and tenderness of muscles, tendons, and joints without detectable inflammation . Fibromyalgia does not cause body damage or deformity. H . . . View Full Definition