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the awareness of motion by the head or body, based on input from muscle and joint receptors and hair cells. Called also kinesthesia.
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| movement t. |
see dance/movement t..
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| movement |
with contact, which is insufficient to explain it (parakinesis), or movement without obvious, perceptible or normal contact (telekinesis) is the most frequent seance room phenomenon and is, in its apparent simplicity, one of the widest import as behind the displacement of objects and various other mechanical effects an invisible intelligent entity manifests, performs complicated operations and exercises a directive influence over mysteriously generated and frequently tremendous forces. ...
출처: www.spiritwritings.com/channelingglossary.html
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| movement |
The inner workings or assembly that make up the main timekeeping mechanism. movements are either quartz or mechanical. This is the engine of the watch.
출처: www.orolus.com/watchglossary02.shtml
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This is a general term for any and all watch and clock mechanisms including both quartz, electronic (Accutron) and mechanical. In a clock, it also produces the strike and chime.
출처: www.allamericanwatches.com/site/626101/page/182604
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