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1 Psycho Kinesis
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2 Those Having Insufficient Cerebral Kinesis
Abbreviation: THICKУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Those Having Insufficient Cerebral Kinesis
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3 color kinesis
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4 кинез
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5 кинез
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6 -кинез
Makarov: - kinesis (в сложных словах с греч. корнями имеет значение: активизация) -
7 активность
1) General subject: activity, energies, energy, stirring, commitment, activism, ambition, flurry of activity, efforts, proactive attitude2) Medicine: kinesis, potency (напр. лекарственного вещества), potency (напр. лекарственного средства)3) Engineering: epithermal activity, thermal activity4) Law: activeness5) Diplomatic term: activity (в определённой области)7) Jargon: zing8) Biochemistry: level (фермента)9) Radiology: activity level, amount of activity, amount of radioactivity, amount of radionuclide, quantity of activity, quantity of radioactivity, radioactivity10) Geophysics: activity (проявление к.-л. энергии)11) Patents: diligence, diligence (усилия, направленные на практическое осуществление изобретения)12) Oilfield: ability to be activated13) Polymers: activation, activity coefficient15) Makarov: intensity (радиоактивного вещества), potency (напр., лек. в-ва)16) Electrochemistry: effective concentration -
8 двигательная реакция организма
General subject: kinesisУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > двигательная реакция организма
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9 движение
1) General subject: circuition (вокруг чего-л.), driving, emotion, go, gymnastics, (в сложных словах имеет значение) kine (с греч. корнями), (в сложных словах с греч. корнями) kinesio-, (в сложных словах с греч. корнями) kineto-, motion, move, movement (общественное), play, process, progression, protofascism, protofascism (и т.п.), service, stir, stirrer, stirring, tenor, traffic, travel (снаряда по каналу ствола), working (воды), zig (вперёд, в зигзаге), drive, progress (проекта), sales (товара)2) Geology: fluctuation (жидкости), shove3) Aviation: displacement6) American: zig (в зигзаге; вперед)7) Sports: action8) Military: following, (транспорта) traffic, (транспорта) travel9) Engineering: moving, propulsion10) Rare: stir (в народе, обществе и т.п.), stirrer (в народе, обществе и т.п.)11) Construction: traffic (уличное, железнодорожное), working, draft12) Mathematics: motion relative to (smth.) (относительно чего-либо), progress (вперёд)16) Automobile industry: current of traffic, drift, run17) Politics: group19) Electronics: advance20) Oil: migration (нефти или газа через поры породы), running, upstroke, wheelling21) Immunology: locomotion22) Sociology: circulation23) Astronautics: revolution, riding24) Geophysics: kinematics27) Oilfield: flow28) Automation: traverse32) Makarov: current, ride, running (автомобиля), streaming, stroke (отдельное), throw (напр. брошенного тела), travelling, trip, walk, way (вперёд)33) SAP.fin. account movement, transaction -
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12 кинезия
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13 физическое движение
1) Psychology: kinesis2) Aviation medicine: real movement (в отличие от воспринимаемого)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > физическое движение
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14 цветовой кинез
Medical appliances: color kinesis (УЗИ) -
15 кинезис
м.( изучение движений тела и их функций) kinesis (pl. -ses) -
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17 эргономичная клавиатура
ergonomic keyboard, Kinesis ergonomic keyboardРусско-английский словарь по электронике > эргономичная клавиатура
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18 эргономичная клавиатура
ergonomic keyboard, Kinesis ergonomic keyboardРусско-английский словарь по радиоэлектронике > эргономичная клавиатура
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19 кинезис
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20 интеркинез
= интерфазаТолковый биотехнологический словарь. Русско-английский. > интеркинез
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См. также в других словарях:
kinesis — (n.) physical movement, 1819, from Gk. kinesis movement, motion (see CITE (Cf. cite)) … Etymology dictionary
kinesis — ► NOUN (pl. kineses) technical ▪ movement; motion. ORIGIN Greek … English terms dictionary
kinesis — [ki nē′sis, kīnē′sis] n. pl. kineses [ki nē′sēz΄, kī nē′sēz΄] Physiol. physical movement, esp. involuntary random movement resulting from a particular stimulus: distinguished from TAXIS (sense 2) … English World dictionary
Kinesis — For the band, see Kinesis (band). For the ergonomic keyboard, see Kinesis (keyboard). Kinesis, like a taxis, is a movement or activity of a cell or an organism in response to a stimulus. However, unlike taxis, the response to the stimulus… … Wikipedia
-kinesis — I. kə̇ˈnēsə̇s, ˌkīˈ noun combining form (plural kineses) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek kinēsis 1. : activation chemo … Useful english dictionary
-kinesis — For parapsychological uses (such as psionic abilities), see Psychokinesis. For fictional uses, such as pyrokinesis, see List of comic book superpowers. kinesis, from Greek κίνησις , movement, motion, is a suffix that denotes movement. The word… … Wikipedia
kinesis — n. [Gr. kinesis, movement] Responses not directed to a variation in the stimulus or orientation of the body axis to the source of stimulation; movement resulting from a kinesis is random; see taxis, tropism … Dictionary of invertebrate zoology
-kinesis — a combining form with the general sense movement, activity, used in the formation of compound words, often with the particular senses reaction to a stimulus (photokinesis), movement without an apparent physical cause (telekinesis), activity… … Universalium
kinesis — noun a) the movement of an organism in response to an external stimulus b) Kinesis, like a taxis, is a movement or activity of a cell or an organism in response to a stimulus. However, unlike taxis, the movement can be in any direction or even… … Wiktionary
-kinesis — aff. a combining form with the meaning “movement, activity,” often used with the more particular senses “reaction to a stimulus” (photokinesis), “movement without an apparent physical cause” (telekinesis), “activity within a cell” (karyokinesis)… … From formal English to slang
kinesis — noun (plural kineses) Etymology: New Latin, from Greek kinēsis Date: 1905 a movement that lacks directional orientation and depends upon the intensity of stimulation … New Collegiate Dictionary