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    The document discusses how muscles maintain their length through a feedback loop, where muscle spindles in the muscle detect changes in length and send sensory nerve impulses to the central nervous system, and the CNS then sends motor nerve impulses to contract or relax the muscle fibers as needed to keep the muscle at the desired length. It notes that this feedback control system allows for precise regulation of muscle length and tension during activities like standing, walking, and maintaining posture.

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    The document discusses how muscles maintain their length through a feedback loop, where muscle spindles in the muscle detect changes in length and send sensory nerve impulses to the central nervous system, and the CNS then sends motor nerve impulses to contract or relax the muscle fibers as needed to keep the muscle at the desired length. It notes that this feedback control system allows for precise regulation of muscle length and tension during activities like standing, walking, and maintaining posture.

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