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Definition of motor
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Motor (n.) A prime
mover;
a
machine
by means of which a
source
of
power,
as
steam,
moving
water,
electricity,
etc., is made
available
for doing
mechanical
work..
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Locomotor
::
Locomotor
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
movement
or
locomotion.
Motorpathy
::
Motorpathy
(n.)
Kinesiatrics.
Horse Power
::
Horse power () A
machine
worked
by a
horse,
for
driving
other
machinery;
a horse
motor..
Tetanomotor
::
Tetanomotor
(n.) An
instrument
from
tetanizing
a
muscle
by
irritating
its nerve by
successive
mechanical
shocks.
Magnetomotor
::
Magnetomotor
(n.) A
voltaic
series
of two or more large
plates,
producing
a great
quantity
of
electricity
of low
tension,
and hence
adapted
to the
exhibition
of
electro-magnetic
phenomena..
Kinesodic
::
Kinesodic
(a.)
Conveying
motion;
as;
kinesodic
substance;
--
applied
esp. to the
spinal
cord,
because
it is
capable
of
conveying
doth
voluntary
and
reflex
motor
impulses,
without
itself
being
affected
by motor
impulses
applied
to it
directly..
Exodic
::
Exodic
(a.)
Conducting
influences
from the
spinal
cord
outward;
-- said of the motor or
efferent
nerves.
Opposed
to
esodic.
Develop
::
Develop
(v. t.) To free from that which
infolds
or
envelops;
to
unfold;
to lay open by
degrees
or in
detail;
to make
visible
or
known;
to
disclose;
to
produce
or give
forth;
as, to
develop
theories;
a motor that
develops
100 horse
power..
Calorimotor
::
Calorimotor
(n.) A
voltaic
battery,
having
a large
surface
of
plate,
and
producing
powerful
heating
effects..
Motorpathic
::
Motorpathic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
motorpathy.
Akinesia
::
Akinesia
(n.)
Paralysis
of the motor
nerves;
loss of
movement.
Motorial
::
Motorial
(n.)
Causing
or
setting
up
motion;
pertaining
to
organs
of
motion;
--
applied
especially
in
physiology
to those
nerves
or nerve
fibers
which only
convey
impressions
from a nerve
center
to
muscles,
thereby
causing
motion..
Phonomotor
::
Phonomotor
(n.) An
instrument
in which
motion
is
produced
by the
vibrations
of a
sounding
body.
Excito-motor
::
Excito-motor
(a.)
Excito-motory;
as,
excito-motor
power or
causes..
Electromotor
::
Electromotor
(n.) A mover or
exciter
of
electricity;
as
apparatus
for
generating
a
current
of
electricity.
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..
Nervimotor
::
Nervimotor
(n.) Any agent
capable
of
causing
nervimotion.
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..
Water Motor
::
Water motor () A water
wheel;
especially,
a small water wheel
driven
by water from a
street
main..
Water Motor
::
Water motor () A water
engine.
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