Definition of kinematics in English:

kinematics

plural nounˌkʌɪnɪˈmatɪksˌkɪnɪˈmatɪksˌkɪnəˈmædɪks

1usually treated as singular The branch of mechanics concerned with the motion of objects without reference to the forces which cause the motion.
Compare with dynamics
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1903 he published Geometrie der Dynamen which considered euclidean kinematics and the mechanics of rigid bodies.
- Drosophila melanogaster has been a valuable model system for the analysis of flight kinematics, aerodynamics and mechanics.
- The software includes sample analysis, related movies, and activity guides for topics such as kinematics and dynamics.
- Again I want to note that because photons are massless, Newtonian kinematics and ‘force’ do us absolutely no good here.
- However when I learned calculus a whole new appreciation for kinematics blossomed.
1. 1.1usually treated as plural The features or properties of motion in an object.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Acanthophis slightly modified the typical elapid morphology which allowed it to approach but not achieve viper-like kinematics.
  At any speed, a combination of kinematics generating thrust in excess of drag will permit a bird to accelerate.
  A rowing fin that oscillates about its root requires slightly different kinematics from the simple heaving and pitching plate.
  Steady swimming behavior was first studied via video analysis of basic kinematics in steadily swimming rainbow trout.
  Locomotor kinematics in mackerel are similar to tuna and mackerel swim steadily at speeds of 1-2 body lengths per second in the field.

Derivatives

kinematic

adjective ˌkɪnɪˈmatɪkˌkʌɪnɪˈmatɪkˌkɪnəˈmædɪk

We consider it far more likely that kinematic and kinetic aspects of forelimb motion coevolved.
Example sentencesExamples
- Using this kinematic and kinetic perspective, we offer four specific criteria to help constrain and evaluate competing scenarios for the origin of the avian flight stroke.
- The trolley originally was designed for kinematic applications with subcentimeter accuracy.
- He developed a new form of relativity called kinematic relativity, an alternative to Einstein's general theory of relativity, which also met with considerable opposition.
- This paper is a mini review of kinetic and kinematic evidence on the control of the hand with emphasis on grasping.

kinematically

adverb

The significance of the contemporaneous, but kinematically very different fault sets in the sandstones requires explanation.
Example sentencesExamples
- Structural features associated with the software include wire frame and surface model depiction of the virtual human, kinematically correct joint motion and even different shoe models (for pedal design and position).
- After development, the hologram is kinematically replaced in its original position.
- Early crustal thickening was associated with high-grade metamorphism of the basement and is kinematically complex.
- This interpretation is satisfactory geometrically and kinematically, but less so dynamically.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Greek kinēma, kinēmat- 'motion' (from kinein 'to move') + -ics.

Definition of kinematics in US English:

kinematics

plural nounˌkinəˈmadiksˌkɪnəˈmædɪks

1usually treated as singular The branch of mechanics concerned with the motion of objects without reference to the forces which cause the motion.
Compare with dynamics
Example sentencesExamples
- The software includes sample analysis, related movies, and activity guides for topics such as kinematics and dynamics.
- Again I want to note that because photons are massless, Newtonian kinematics and ‘force’ do us absolutely no good here.
- In 1903 he published Geometrie der Dynamen which considered euclidean kinematics and the mechanics of rigid bodies.
- Drosophila melanogaster has been a valuable model system for the analysis of flight kinematics, aerodynamics and mechanics.
- However when I learned calculus a whole new appreciation for kinematics blossomed.
1. 1.1usually treated as plural The features or properties of motion in an object.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Steady swimming behavior was first studied via video analysis of basic kinematics in steadily swimming rainbow trout.
  At any speed, a combination of kinematics generating thrust in excess of drag will permit a bird to accelerate.
  Acanthophis slightly modified the typical elapid morphology which allowed it to approach but not achieve viper-like kinematics.
  A rowing fin that oscillates about its root requires slightly different kinematics from the simple heaving and pitching plate.
  Locomotor kinematics in mackerel are similar to tuna and mackerel swim steadily at speeds of 1-2 body lengths per second in the field.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Greek kinēma, kinēmat- ‘motion’ (from kinein ‘to move’) + -ics.

单词	kinematics
释义	Definition of kinematics in English: kinematics plural nounˌkʌɪnɪˈmatɪksˌkɪnɪˈmatɪksˌkɪnəˈmædɪks 1usually treated as singular The branch of mechanics concerned with the motion of objects without reference to the forces which cause the motion. Compare with dynamics Example sentencesExamples In 1903 he published Geometrie der Dynamen which considered euclidean kinematics and the mechanics of rigid bodies. Drosophila melanogaster has been a valuable model system for the analysis of flight kinematics, aerodynamics and mechanics. The software includes sample analysis, related movies, and activity guides for topics such as kinematics and dynamics. Again I want to note that because photons are massless, Newtonian kinematics and ‘force’ do us absolutely no good here. However when I learned calculus a whole new appreciation for kinematics blossomed. 1.1usually treated as plural The features or properties of motion in an object. Example sentencesExamples Acanthophis slightly modified the typical elapid morphology which allowed it to approach but not achieve viper-like kinematics. At any speed, a combination of kinematics generating thrust in excess of drag will permit a bird to accelerate. A rowing fin that oscillates about its root requires slightly different kinematics from the simple heaving and pitching plate. Steady swimming behavior was first studied via video analysis of basic kinematics in steadily swimming rainbow trout. Locomotor kinematics in mackerel are similar to tuna and mackerel swim steadily at speeds of 1-2 body lengths per second in the field. Derivatives kinematic adjective ˌkɪnɪˈmatɪkˌkʌɪnɪˈmatɪkˌkɪnəˈmædɪk We consider it far more likely that kinematic and kinetic aspects of forelimb motion coevolved. Example sentencesExamples Using this kinematic and kinetic perspective, we offer four specific criteria to help constrain and evaluate competing scenarios for the origin of the avian flight stroke. The trolley originally was designed for kinematic applications with subcentimeter accuracy. He developed a new form of relativity called kinematic relativity, an alternative to Einstein's general theory of relativity, which also met with considerable opposition. This paper is a mini review of kinetic and kinematic evidence on the control of the hand with emphasis on grasping. kinematically adverb The significance of the contemporaneous, but kinematically very different fault sets in the sandstones requires explanation. Example sentencesExamples Structural features associated with the software include wire frame and surface model depiction of the virtual human, kinematically correct joint motion and even different shoe models (for pedal design and position). After development, the hologram is kinematically replaced in its original position. Early crustal thickening was associated with high-grade metamorphism of the basement and is kinematically complex. This interpretation is satisfactory geometrically and kinematically, but less so dynamically. Origin Mid 19th century: from Greek kinēma, kinēmat- 'motion' (from kinein 'to move') + -ics. Definition of kinematics in US English: kinematics plural nounˌkinəˈmadiksˌkɪnəˈmædɪks 1usually treated as singular The branch of mechanics concerned with the motion of objects without reference to the forces which cause the motion. Compare with dynamics Example sentencesExamples The software includes sample analysis, related movies, and activity guides for topics such as kinematics and dynamics. Again I want to note that because photons are massless, Newtonian kinematics and ‘force’ do us absolutely no good here. In 1903 he published Geometrie der Dynamen which considered euclidean kinematics and the mechanics of rigid bodies. Drosophila melanogaster has been a valuable model system for the analysis of flight kinematics, aerodynamics and mechanics. However when I learned calculus a whole new appreciation for kinematics blossomed. 1.1usually treated as plural The features or properties of motion in an object. Example sentencesExamples Steady swimming behavior was first studied via video analysis of basic kinematics in steadily swimming rainbow trout. At any speed, a combination of kinematics generating thrust in excess of drag will permit a bird to accelerate. Acanthophis slightly modified the typical elapid morphology which allowed it to approach but not achieve viper-like kinematics. A rowing fin that oscillates about its root requires slightly different kinematics from the simple heaving and pitching plate. Locomotor kinematics in mackerel are similar to tuna and mackerel swim steadily at speeds of 1-2 body lengths per second in the field. Origin Mid 19th century: from Greek kinēma, kinēmat- ‘motion’ (from kinein ‘to move’) + -ics.
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