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Definition of moto
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Moto (n.)
Movement;
manner
of
movement;
particularly,
movement
with
increased
rapidity;
-- used
especially
in the
phrase
con moto,
directing
to a
somewhat
quicker
movement;
as,
andante
con moto, a
little
more
rapidly
than
andante,
etc..
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Terminal
::
Terminal
(n.)
Either
of the ends of the
conducting
circuit
of an
electrical
apparatus,
as an
inductorium,
dynamo,
or
electric
motor,
usually
provided
with
binding
screws
for the
attachment
of wires by which a
current
may be
conveyed
into or from the
machine;
a
pole..
Oculomotor
::
Oculomotor
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
movement
of the eye; --
applied
especially
to the
common
motor
nerves
(or third pair of
cranial
nerves)
which
supply
many of the
muscles
of the
orbit.
Calorimotor
::
Calorimotor
(n.) A
voltaic
battery,
having
a large
surface
of
plate,
and
producing
powerful
heating
effects..
Power
::
Power (n.) A
machine
acted upon by an
animal,
and
serving
as a motor to drive other
machinery;
as, a dog
power..
Motory
::
Motory
(n.) Alt. of
Motoria.
Brush
::
Brush (n.) A
bundle
of
flexible
wires or thin
plates
of
metal,
used to
conduct
an
electrical
current
to or from the
commutator
of a
dynamo,
electric
motor,
or
similar
apparatus..
Incito-motory
::
Incito-motory
(a.)
Incitomotor.
Winding
::
Winding
(n.) A line- or
ribbon-shaped
material
(as wire,
string,
or
bandaging)
wound
around
an
object;
as, the
windings
(conducting
wires)
wound
around
the
armature
of an
electric
motor or
generator..
Kinetic
::
Kinetic
(q.)
Moving
or
causing
motion;
motory;
active,
as
opposed
to
latent..
Locomotor
::
Locomotor
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
movement
or
locomotion.
Entomotomy
::
Entomotomy
(n.) The
science
of the
dissection
of
insects.
Cross-stone
::
Cross-stone
(n.) See
Harmotome,
and
Staurotide..
Electromotor
::
Electromotor
(n.) A mover or
exciter
of
electricity;
as
apparatus
for
generating
a
current
of
electricity.
Irritation
::
Irritation
(n.) The act of
exciting,
or the
condition
of being
excited
to
action,
by
stimulation;
-- as, the
condition
of an organ of
sense,
when its nerve is
affected
by some
external
body; esp., the act of
exciting
muscle
fibers
to
contraction,
by
artificial
stimulation;
as, the
irritation
of a motor nerve by
electricity;
also, the
condition
of a
muscle
and
nerve,
under such
stimulation..
Horse Power
::
Horse power () A
machine
worked
by a
horse,
for
driving
other
machinery;
a horse
motor..
Depressomotor
::
Depressomotor
(a.)
Depressing
or
diminishing
the
capacity
for
movement,
as
depressomotor
nerves,
which lower or
inhibit
muscular
activity..
Efferent
::
Efferent
(a.)
Conveyed
outward;
as,
efferent
impulses,
i. e., such as are
conveyed
by the motor or
efferent
nerves
from the
central
nervous
organ
outwards;
--
opposed
to
afferent..
Exodic
::
Exodic
(a.)
Conducting
influences
from the
spinal
cord
outward;
-- said of the motor or
efferent
nerves.
Opposed
to
esodic.
Electromotor
::
Electromotor
(n.) An
apparatus
or
machine
for
producing
motion
and
mechanical
effects
by the
action
of
electricity;
an
electro-magnetic
engine.
Excito-motory
::
Excito-motory
(a.)
Exciting
motion;
-- said of that
portion
of the
nervous
system
concerned
in
reflex
actions,
by which
impressions
are
transmitted
to a nerve
center
and then
reflected
back so as to
produce
muscular
contraction
without
sensation
or
volition..
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