Relating to or measured between the two acromion processes (bony points of the shoulders).
From Latin 'bi-' (two) plus 'acromial' (relating to the acromion, from Greek 'akron' peak and 'omos' shoulder). Medical anatomy term developed to describe shoulder-width measurements.
Anthropologists and doctors measure 'biacromial width' to track human growth and health—it's one of the key body measurements used in fitness and medical assessments!
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