conjugate movement

conjugate movement
ассоциированное движение

unequable movement — неустойчивое движение

engaging movement — движение при торможении

irregular movement — неравномерное движение

longitudinal movement — продольное движение

onward movement — движение в сторону фронта


English-Russian big medical dictionary. 2005.

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