motional

Examples

• All

• It's a form of motional, of motional narrowing, of motional pardoning.

• So this is now our motional magnetic field and then the spin couples to it and we get spin orbit coupling.

• This is illustrated in the equation TA=KA-TF, where TA is the age-related time, TF is the actual time spent on performing a motional task, and KA is the age index.

  Academic text (1995)

• 1 correlation times for the motional model of the methyl group, which included a 3-fold jump about the C3 symmetry axis and an uncorrelated small amplitude.

  Academic text (2002)

• The application of the "principle of symmetry," which is a biomechanical interpretation of the mechanical similarity method, provides data on some motional characteristics of a person's lower limbs obtained from the analysis of differential equations of motion without integrating them.

  Academic text (1995)

• Although they share similar motional origins (from Latin traductio and translatio, respectively, both meaning transferring), traduccion can only convey the idea of physical movement by means of an etymological deconstruction and a metaphoric reading.

  Academic text (1996)

• The dancer's motional grace captivated everyone in the audience.

• The athlete's motional skills allowed him to perform complex maneuvers with ease.

Synonyms

K

kinetic

vsmotional

• Specialized

34 6.1

Showing movement or energy made by moving

is broader, relating generally to movement rather than only resulting from it

Antonyms

S

stationary

46 2.9

Not moving and staying in one place

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology