locomotor
locomotor
Definition
loco·mo·tor (lō′kə mōt′ər, lō′kə mōt′ər)
adjective
of or relating to locomotion
locomotor
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- biomechanic: I started work at the RVC in 2004, and am researching topics in locomotor biomechanics across a range of mammalian species.
- disability: Table 2, Figure B 3.2 Types of disability The most commonly reported type of disability was locomotor disability.
- activity: Running wheel availability also affected the organization of locomotor activity, with a peak halfway the dark period.
- function: The remainder of the animals will receive spinal lesions and then returned to the aquarium to recover locomotor function.
- system: However, the joints and muscles are parts of the locomotor system, the parts of the body which are involved in movement.
- performance: Furthemore, the actual significance of cursorial features for locomotor performance remains poorly understood.
Browse dictionary entries near locomotor
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