Definition of motoric in English:

motoric

adjective məʊˈtɔːrɪkməʊˈtɒrɪkˈmōdərik

1Physiology
Relating to muscular movement.
the infants' motoric and linguistic capabilities
Example sentencesExamples
- Research indicates that young children's ability to recall meaningful sentences is increased through motoric imagery (e.g., moving their bodies in space).
- There are also classes for children with Down's syndrome, providing them with musical therapy that will help them to be more independent and increase their motoric balance.
- Indeed, the very nature of the inhibition remains the focus of debate, and various attentional, motoric, and perceptual explanations have been proposed.
- There may even be at least seven or eight different kinds of intelligence, including interpersonal, intrapersonal, linguistic, motoric and musical intelligence.
- In particular, they have inappropriate expectations concerning their infants' development, tending to overestimate or underestimate motoric and linguistic capabilities.
- Consistent speed of processing differences have been noted among children with dyslexia across several perceptual, motoric, and linguistic domains.
- Motoric learning consists in discovering and practicing the proper use of a tool.
- Automation, the process of machines replacing men in performing sensory, motoric and complex logical tasks, is transforming society in ways that are scarcely comprehensible.
- These conscious contents, in turn, when they are broadcast, can trigger motoric, memory, and associative activities.
- Sport will develop children's motoric abilities, balance, etc. which interacts with cerebral activities and enhances the growth of neurons.
- They stress that visual naming speed reflects the rapid integration of lexical access and retrieval processes with lower level visual, auditory, and motoric (articulation) processes.
- Initial abilities in motoric and processing speed tasks were compromised, particularly when tasks became more complex.
- They changed the diagnosis to ADHD, once again recognizing the motoric aspects of the syndrome.
- We stress sensory and motoric learning activities to help babies in their growing-up process.
2(of music) marked by a repetitive beat suggestive of mechanized action or movement.
the motorik pulse of 70's Krautrock
Example sentencesExamples
- The band's debut album won overwhelming critical acclaim, with fans swooning at their lysergic mixture of psychedelic textures and motorik rhythms.
- At times, the music is motoric and harsh; it other times it is reassuring, even inspiring.
- The band fused the abrasive, amplified timbres and motoric rhythms of rock with the string and brass writing of the classical tradition.
- Premiered in Berlin in 2005, the work is a flirtation with minimalism, or at least with the technique of motoric repetition in overlapping cycles or phases.
- 'Relativity' is a sprawling, psychedelic-flecked number, driven by a motorik pulse and surrounded by swirling organs and sheets of jagged guitars.
- Live, the four piece are a brooding mixture of visceral, post-punk textures and relentless motorik rhythms.
- The band starts off sounding motoric, motorised, programmed, but later on the feeling gets more ethereal, dreamy and wistful.
- The lead single 'Modern Driveway' has a dreamy motorik energy and an ultra-emotive melody.

Origin

Late 19th century: from motor + -ic, after German Motorik 'motor functions'.

Definition of motoric in US English:

motoric

adjectiveˈmōdərik

1Physiology
Relating to muscular movement.
the infants' motoric and linguistic capabilities
Example sentencesExamples
- They stress that visual naming speed reflects the rapid integration of lexical access and retrieval processes with lower level visual, auditory, and motoric (articulation) processes.
- Initial abilities in motoric and processing speed tasks were compromised, particularly when tasks became more complex.
- Sport will develop children's motoric abilities, balance, etc. which interacts with cerebral activities and enhances the growth of neurons.
- Consistent speed of processing differences have been noted among children with dyslexia across several perceptual, motoric, and linguistic domains.
- Research indicates that young children's ability to recall meaningful sentences is increased through motoric imagery (e.g., moving their bodies in space).
- They changed the diagnosis to ADHD, once again recognizing the motoric aspects of the syndrome.
- These conscious contents, in turn, when they are broadcast, can trigger motoric, memory, and associative activities.
- Motoric learning consists in discovering and practicing the proper use of a tool.
- There are also classes for children with Down's syndrome, providing them with musical therapy that will help them to be more independent and increase their motoric balance.
- Automation, the process of machines replacing men in performing sensory, motoric and complex logical tasks, is transforming society in ways that are scarcely comprehensible.
- There may even be at least seven or eight different kinds of intelligence, including interpersonal, intrapersonal, linguistic, motoric and musical intelligence.
- In particular, they have inappropriate expectations concerning their infants' development, tending to overestimate or underestimate motoric and linguistic capabilities.
- Indeed, the very nature of the inhibition remains the focus of debate, and various attentional, motoric, and perceptual explanations have been proposed.
- We stress sensory and motoric learning activities to help babies in their growing-up process.
2(of music) marked by a repetitive beat suggestive of mechanized action or movement.
Example sentencesExamples
- The band's debut album won overwhelming critical acclaim, with fans swooning at their lysergic mixture of psychedelic textures and motorik rhythms.
- The band starts off sounding motoric, motorised, programmed, but later on the feeling gets more ethereal, dreamy and wistful.
- 'Relativity' is a sprawling, psychedelic-flecked number, driven by a motorik pulse and surrounded by swirling organs and sheets of jagged guitars.
- Premiered in Berlin in 2005, the work is a flirtation with minimalism, or at least with the technique of motoric repetition in overlapping cycles or phases.
- Live, the four piece are a brooding mixture of visceral, post-punk textures and relentless motorik rhythms.
- The band fused the abrasive, amplified timbres and motoric rhythms of rock with the string and brass writing of the classical tradition.
- The lead single 'Modern Driveway' has a dreamy motorik energy and an ultra-emotive melody.
- At times, the music is motoric and harsh; it other times it is reassuring, even inspiring.

Origin

Late 19th century: from motor + -ic, after German Motorik ‘motor functions’.

单词	motoric
释义	Definition of motoric in English: motoric adjective məʊˈtɔːrɪkməʊˈtɒrɪkˈmōdərik 1Physiology Relating to muscular movement. the infants' motoric and linguistic capabilities Example sentencesExamples Research indicates that young children's ability to recall meaningful sentences is increased through motoric imagery (e.g., moving their bodies in space). There are also classes for children with Down's syndrome, providing them with musical therapy that will help them to be more independent and increase their motoric balance. Indeed, the very nature of the inhibition remains the focus of debate, and various attentional, motoric, and perceptual explanations have been proposed. There may even be at least seven or eight different kinds of intelligence, including interpersonal, intrapersonal, linguistic, motoric and musical intelligence. In particular, they have inappropriate expectations concerning their infants' development, tending to overestimate or underestimate motoric and linguistic capabilities. Consistent speed of processing differences have been noted among children with dyslexia across several perceptual, motoric, and linguistic domains. Motoric learning consists in discovering and practicing the proper use of a tool. Automation, the process of machines replacing men in performing sensory, motoric and complex logical tasks, is transforming society in ways that are scarcely comprehensible. These conscious contents, in turn, when they are broadcast, can trigger motoric, memory, and associative activities. Sport will develop children's motoric abilities, balance, etc. which interacts with cerebral activities and enhances the growth of neurons. They stress that visual naming speed reflects the rapid integration of lexical access and retrieval processes with lower level visual, auditory, and motoric (articulation) processes. Initial abilities in motoric and processing speed tasks were compromised, particularly when tasks became more complex. They changed the diagnosis to ADHD, once again recognizing the motoric aspects of the syndrome. We stress sensory and motoric learning activities to help babies in their growing-up process. 2(of music) marked by a repetitive beat suggestive of mechanized action or movement. the motorik pulse of 70's Krautrock Example sentencesExamples The band's debut album won overwhelming critical acclaim, with fans swooning at their lysergic mixture of psychedelic textures and motorik rhythms. At times, the music is motoric and harsh; it other times it is reassuring, even inspiring. The band fused the abrasive, amplified timbres and motoric rhythms of rock with the string and brass writing of the classical tradition. Premiered in Berlin in 2005, the work is a flirtation with minimalism, or at least with the technique of motoric repetition in overlapping cycles or phases. 'Relativity' is a sprawling, psychedelic-flecked number, driven by a motorik pulse and surrounded by swirling organs and sheets of jagged guitars. Live, the four piece are a brooding mixture of visceral, post-punk textures and relentless motorik rhythms. The band starts off sounding motoric, motorised, programmed, but later on the feeling gets more ethereal, dreamy and wistful. The lead single 'Modern Driveway' has a dreamy motorik energy and an ultra-emotive melody. Origin Late 19th century: from motor + -ic, after German Motorik 'motor functions'. Definition of motoric in US English: motoric adjectiveˈmōdərik 1Physiology Relating to muscular movement. the infants' motoric and linguistic capabilities Example sentencesExamples They stress that visual naming speed reflects the rapid integration of lexical access and retrieval processes with lower level visual, auditory, and motoric (articulation) processes. Initial abilities in motoric and processing speed tasks were compromised, particularly when tasks became more complex. Sport will develop children's motoric abilities, balance, etc. which interacts with cerebral activities and enhances the growth of neurons. Consistent speed of processing differences have been noted among children with dyslexia across several perceptual, motoric, and linguistic domains. Research indicates that young children's ability to recall meaningful sentences is increased through motoric imagery (e.g., moving their bodies in space). They changed the diagnosis to ADHD, once again recognizing the motoric aspects of the syndrome. These conscious contents, in turn, when they are broadcast, can trigger motoric, memory, and associative activities. Motoric learning consists in discovering and practicing the proper use of a tool. There are also classes for children with Down's syndrome, providing them with musical therapy that will help them to be more independent and increase their motoric balance. Automation, the process of machines replacing men in performing sensory, motoric and complex logical tasks, is transforming society in ways that are scarcely comprehensible. There may even be at least seven or eight different kinds of intelligence, including interpersonal, intrapersonal, linguistic, motoric and musical intelligence. In particular, they have inappropriate expectations concerning their infants' development, tending to overestimate or underestimate motoric and linguistic capabilities. Indeed, the very nature of the inhibition remains the focus of debate, and various attentional, motoric, and perceptual explanations have been proposed. We stress sensory and motoric learning activities to help babies in their growing-up process. 2(of music) marked by a repetitive beat suggestive of mechanized action or movement. Example sentencesExamples The band's debut album won overwhelming critical acclaim, with fans swooning at their lysergic mixture of psychedelic textures and motorik rhythms. The band starts off sounding motoric, motorised, programmed, but later on the feeling gets more ethereal, dreamy and wistful. 'Relativity' is a sprawling, psychedelic-flecked number, driven by a motorik pulse and surrounded by swirling organs and sheets of jagged guitars. Premiered in Berlin in 2005, the work is a flirtation with minimalism, or at least with the technique of motoric repetition in overlapping cycles or phases. Live, the four piece are a brooding mixture of visceral, post-punk textures and relentless motorik rhythms. The band fused the abrasive, amplified timbres and motoric rhythms of rock with the string and brass writing of the classical tradition. The lead single 'Modern Driveway' has a dreamy motorik energy and an ultra-emotive melody. At times, the music is motoric and harsh; it other times it is reassuring, even inspiring. Origin Late 19th century: from motor + -ic, after German Motorik ‘motor functions’.
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