| motor |
A device which converts fluid power into mechanical force and motion. It usually provides rotary mechanical motion.
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| motor memory |
is a developed motor skill, such as the ability to perform motor acts in an experienced way and to remember this motor behavior in such a way as to repeat it with little reflection, such as tying shoes, shooting baskets, etc."
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| motoceptor |
any muscle sense receptor.
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| motofacient |
producing motion; a term applied to that phase of muscular activity by which the muscle produces actual motion, in contradistinction to the nonmotofacient phase in which the muscle is contracting without producing motion.
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| motofacient p. |
see motofacient.
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