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tr['sensərɪ]1 sensorialsensory ['sɛntsəri] adj: sensorialadj.• sensorial adj.• sensorio, -a adj.'sensəriadjective sensorial['sensǝrɪ]1.ADJ sensorial, sensorio2.CPDsensory deprivation N — aislamiento m sensorial
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sensory ['sensərɪ](nerve, system) sensoriel►► sensory deprivation isolation f sensorielle;sensory organs organes mpl des sens;sensory perception perception f sensorielle -
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sensory [ˈsensərɪ]des sens ; [organ, nerve] sensoriel* * *['sensərɪ]adjective sensoriel/-iellesensory deprivation — perte f sensorielle
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sensory [ˊsensǝrɪ] aчувстви́тельный, сенсо́рный -
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sensory сенсорный, чувствительныйEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > sensory
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сенсорный
– sensory capabilities
– sensory channel
– sensory command
– sensory computer
– sensory data
– sensory device
– sensory feedback
– sensory guidance
– sensory head
– sensory information
– sensory input
– sensory intelligence
– sensory need
– sensory operation
– sensory perception
– sensory processor
– sensory robot
– sensory steering
– sensory subsystem
– sensory support
– sensory system
– sensory test
– sensory transducer
– sensory unit
– sensory-based decision-making
– sensory-based motion
– sensory-based program
– sensory-based robot
– sensory-based servo
– sensory-based system
– sensory-controlled robot
– sensory-information system
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1. a спец. чувствительный2. a чувственный; относящийся к чувствам, сенсорный3. a сенсорный, относящийся к смыслу, значениюСинонимический ряд:1. feeling (adj.) feeling; pleasing; sensational; sensatory; sensitive; sensorial; sensual; sensuous; sexual; sharpened; tactile2. relating to the senses (adj.) audible; auditory; aural; neural; olfactory; optic; relating to the senses; visual -
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['sensərɪ]sensory deprivation — psic. deprivazione sensoriale
* * *sensory /ˈsɛnsərɪ/a.(fisiol., med.) sensoriale; sensitivo: sensory area, area sensoriale; sensory nerve, nervo sensitivo; sensory paralysis, paralisi sensoriale; (psic.) sensory deprivation, deprivazione sensoriale.* * *['sensərɪ]sensory deprivation — psic. deprivazione sensoriale
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adjectivesensorisch; Sinnes[wahrnehmung, -organ]* * *sen·so·ry[ˈsen(t)səri]adj inv sensorisch\sensory perception Sinneswahrnehmung f* * *['sensərɪ]adjsensorischsensory organ — Sinnesorgan nt
* * *sensory [ˈsensərı] adj sensorisch, Sinnes…:sensory deprivation PSYCH sensorische Deprivation;sensory nerve Sinnes-, Empfindungsnerv m* * *adjectivesensorisch; Sinnes[wahrnehmung, -organ] -
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adjчутливий* * *a1) cпeц. чутливий2) (по) чуттєвий; сенсорнийsensory perception — чуттєве сприйняття; сенсорний, який відноситься до смислу, значення
sensory aphasia — мeд. сенсорна афазія
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[ʹsens(ə)rı] a1. спец. чувствительный2. 1) чувственный; относящийся к чувствам, сенсорный2) сенсорный, относящийся к смыслу, значениюsensory aphasia - мед. сенсорная афазия
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a1) cпeц. чутливий2) (по) чуттєвий; сенсорнийsensory perception — чуттєве сприйняття; сенсорний, який відноситься до смислу, значення
sensory aphasia — мeд. сенсорна афазія
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ˈsensərɪ прил. сенсорный, чувствительный sensory endings ≈ нервные окончания (специальное) чувствительный - * nerve чувствительный нерв чувственный;
относящийся к чувствам, сенсорный - * perception чувственное восприятие сенсорный, относящийся к смыслу, значению - * aphasia (медицина) сенсорная афазия sensory чувствительный, сенсорный -
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[sénsəri]adjective ( sensorily adverb)čutilen; čuten, zadevajoč čute ali čutila; senzoričen -
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сенсорный имя прилагательное: -
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[΄sensəri] a զգայական, զգացական. sensory organs զգայական օրգաններ. sensory perception զգայական ընկալում
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Sensory — may refer to: holaaaIn biology: * Sensory system, part of the nervous system of organisms * Sensory neuron, nerve cell responsible for transmitting information about external stimuli * Sensory receptor, a structure that recognizes external… … Wikipedia
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Sensory — Sen so*ry, n.; pl. {Sensories}. (Physiol.) Same as {Sensorium}. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
sensory — (adj.) 1749, from L. sensorium, from sensus, pp. of sentire to perceive, feel (see SENSE (Cf. sense)) … Etymology dictionary
sensory — [adj] affecting animate nerve organs acoustic, afferent, audible, audiovisual, auditory, aural, auricular, clear, discernible, distinct, gustative, gustatory, hearable, lingual, neural, neurological, ocular, olfactive, olfactory, ophthalmic,… … New thesaurus
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sensory — [sen′sôr′ē əlsen′sər ē] adj. [ SENS(E) + ORY] 1. of the senses or sensation 2. connected with the reception and transmission of sense impressions: Also sensorial [sen′sôr′ē əl] … English World dictionary
Sensory — Relating to sensation, to the perception of a stimulus and the voyage made by incoming (afferent) nerve impulses from the sense organs to the nerve centers. Sensory also is sometimes used to refer to the senses themselves. Sensory came from the… … Medical dictionary
sensory — [[t]se̱nsəri[/t]] ADJ: ADJ n Sensory means relating to the physical senses. [FORMAL] Almost all sensory information from the trunk and limbs passes through the spinal cord. ...our body s sensory system … English dictionary
sensory — adjective Date: 1749 1. of or relating to sensation or to the senses < sensory stimulation > 2. conveying nerve impulses from the sense organs to the nerve centers ; afferent < sensory neurons > … New Collegiate Dictionary
sensory — sen|so|ry [ˈsensəri] adj relating to or using your senses of sight, hearing, smell, taste, or touch ▪ sensory stimuli such as music ▪ sensory deprivation →↑ESP … Dictionary of contemporary English