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1 coordination of muscular movements
Общая лексика: координация мускульных движенийУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > coordination of muscular movements
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2 coordination
1. n координирование, координация, согласование2. n грам. сочинениеСинонимический ряд:1. accord (noun) accord; harmony; order2. balance (noun) balance; equilibrium; grace; poise3. formulation (noun) alignment; arrangement; classification; correlation; formulation; method; organization; plan; standardization; systematizationАнтонимический ряд:chaos; clumsiness; confusion -
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[kəʋ͵ɔ:dıʹneıʃ(ə)n] n1. координирование, координация, согласованиеcoordination of ideas - связь /согласованность/ идей
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тж. co-ordination
1) согласованность, координирование, гармонизация the coordination of EC economic policy ≈ согласованность экономической политики стран Европейского сообщества Syn: interaction, harmonization, interfacing
2) координация, гармоничное функционирование clumsiness and lack of coordination ≈ неповоротливость и отсутствие координации движений
3) грам. сочинение координирование, координация, согласование - * of muscular movements координация мускульных движений;
- * of ideas связь идей (грамматика) сочинение coordination координация ~ координирование ~ согласование ~ of legislation координация законодательстваБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > coordination
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5 координация мускульных движений
General subject: coordination of muscular movementsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > координация мускульных движений
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6 Cerebral Action
I have devoted so much time to discussion of the problem of syntax not only because language is one of the most important products of human cerebral action, but also because the problems raised by the organization of language seem to me to be characteristic of almost all other cerebral activity. There is a series of hierarchies of organization; the order of vocal movements in pronouncing the words, the order of words in the sentence, the order of sentences in the paragraph, the rational order of paragraphs in a discourse. Not only speech, but all skilled acts seem to involve the same problems of serial ordering, even down to the temporal coordination of muscular contractions in such a movement as reaching and grasping. Analysis of the nervous mechanisms underlying order in the more primitive acts may contribute ultimately to the solution of even the physiology of logic. (Lashley, 1951, pp. 121-122)Historical dictionary of quotations in cognitive science > Cerebral Action
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