Definition of self-motion in English:

self-motion

noun

mass noun

Movement produced by oneself or itself; voluntary or spontaneous motion.
Example sentencesExamples
- Third, although space and time are infinite, matter is spatio-temporally finite, and being endowed only with vis inertiae it has no power of self-motion.
- Immediately after the cessation of motion stimulation, the observer reports self-motion in the same direction as the previous section.
- Everyone is familiar with the impression of self-motion experienced when watching a moving train through the windows of a stationary train.
- Vection illusion is the sensation of self-motion induced by relative movement of viewed objects.
- Sometimes what is essential to the soul appears to be its power of thinking and reasoning; sometimes it is the power of self-motion.

Derivatives

self-moving

adjective ˈmuːvɪŋˈmuvɪŋ

1often with submodifier In motion.
a fast-moving river
An automata is a self-moving machine, and so is a computer.
He also addressed the Hobbesian argument that, since thought is a mode of matter and matter has no self-moving power, there cannot be any freedom of the will.
Example sentencesExamples
- The only motion was made by the softly moving vapor clouds of our own breath.
- So consider this, like all other midseason lists, a snapshot of a rapidly moving picture.
- There is the same frustration at slow-moving traffic: the same parameters of territoriality are in operation.
- And you need to have top-flight shooting skills to zap the constantly moving targets that are your enemy.
- Burberry has just done that, ordering a giant, gently moving mobile for its flagship Tokyo store.
- The moving water spins the nozzle, a motion that then helps to break up and distribute the spray.
- A fixture is a more complex piece that is composed of moving parts that operate as a unit to perform one or several tasks.
- Most cell motion results from pressure from the moving masses of other cells.
- Digital video is converted from moving images to a stream of zeroes and ones.
- I do get trains occasionally, but always go first class, so it's more like being in a moving hotel and you barely notice you're travelling.
- The work performed by a moving object in coming to rest is known as kinetic energy.
- In 1954 a man was fined for sliding down the moving handrail.
- With stop motion the camera captures images not in continuous moving shots but in one single frame at a time.
- The speed and spectacle of the moving image left the painted canvas far behind.
- A moving particle will carry with it the energy of its motion, which the physicists call kinetic energy.
- The problem of directing fire against rapidly-moving targets still drives military technology, even in public perception.
- The motion of the train turns the series of pictures into a moving image.
- They swayed with the motion of the moving car, occasionally glancing around at the other passengers.
- Over-cheesiness is avoided through a deft handling of plot and characterisation, which keeps everything moving and alive.
- Attached over your baby's cot, a mobile's moving shapes and bright colours will attract your baby's gaze.
Synonyms
in motion, operating, operational, working, going, on the move, active
2Producing strong emotion, especially sadness or sympathy.
an unforgettable and moving book
Example sentencesExamples
- The strong script, with moving dialogues, gets the viewer completely hooked.
- Nothing like a nice bit of moving emotional opera first thing in the morning to get you ready for the day's work ahead…
- I found their story profoundly moving, but very remote from my own experience as a sister.
- The state funeral for Reagan was a beautiful, moving service and I'd like to just leave it at that.
- Even with this weakness, however, it remains a unique and moving book, and one worth reading.
- I'm totally unprepared to write a heartfelt and moving post for my daughter's sixth birthday.
- It also is an emotionally moving experience for the audience.
- Somehow this seemed a fitting preparation for a show which, while not easy to watch, was deeply moving.
- She went ahead with it, and from all accounts, it was an extremely emotional, moving experience.
- Shops closed for business and all operations ceased as family and colleagues gathered for the moving repatriation ceremony.
- Around 100 people attended what was a very moving tribute to those who gave their lives to fight fascism.
- We have received a very warm welcome and have found the experience very moving.
- The resultant bug-eyed chaos is hilarious and oddly moving.
- And so the commemorations were all just so much more moving than I had anticipated.
- It was a very moving experience to visit the War Graves Cemetery in Labuan and to complete a piece of family history after nearly 60 years.
- We'll hear her moving tribute to the man she'll always miss.
- Her classmates wrote a moving tribute too, remembering the friend they had lost.
- I have seen it now over one hundred times and I still find it very moving.
- The finest of the love lyrics, quietly burning with agony and rapture, are deeply moving.
- My feeling when I went there was that I saw very beautiful things, very moving things, very strong things.
Synonyms
affecting, touching, emotive, poignant, heart-warming, heart-rending, emotional, upsetting, disturbing

Definition of self-motion in US English:

self-motion

noun

Movement produced by oneself or itself; voluntary or spontaneous motion.
Example sentencesExamples
- Sometimes what is essential to the soul appears to be its power of thinking and reasoning; sometimes it is the power of self-motion.
- Everyone is familiar with the impression of self-motion experienced when watching a moving train through the windows of a stationary train.
- Vection illusion is the sensation of self-motion induced by relative movement of viewed objects.
- Third, although space and time are infinite, matter is spatio-temporally finite, and being endowed only with vis inertiae it has no power of self-motion.
- Immediately after the cessation of motion stimulation, the observer reports self-motion in the same direction as the previous section.

词汇	self-motion
释义	Definition of self-motion in English: self-motion noun mass noun Movement produced by oneself or itself; voluntary or spontaneous motion. Example sentencesExamples Third, although space and time are infinite, matter is spatio-temporally finite, and being endowed only with vis inertiae it has no power of self-motion. Immediately after the cessation of motion stimulation, the observer reports self-motion in the same direction as the previous section. Everyone is familiar with the impression of self-motion experienced when watching a moving train through the windows of a stationary train. Vection illusion is the sensation of self-motion induced by relative movement of viewed objects. Sometimes what is essential to the soul appears to be its power of thinking and reasoning; sometimes it is the power of self-motion. Derivatives self-moving adjective ˈmuːvɪŋˈmuvɪŋ 1often with submodifier In motion. a fast-moving river An automata is a self-moving machine, and so is a computer. He also addressed the Hobbesian argument that, since thought is a mode of matter and matter has no self-moving power, there cannot be any freedom of the will. Example sentencesExamples The only motion was made by the softly moving vapor clouds of our own breath. So consider this, like all other midseason lists, a snapshot of a rapidly moving picture. There is the same frustration at slow-moving traffic: the same parameters of territoriality are in operation. And you need to have top-flight shooting skills to zap the constantly moving targets that are your enemy. Burberry has just done that, ordering a giant, gently moving mobile for its flagship Tokyo store. The moving water spins the nozzle, a motion that then helps to break up and distribute the spray. A fixture is a more complex piece that is composed of moving parts that operate as a unit to perform one or several tasks. Most cell motion results from pressure from the moving masses of other cells. Digital video is converted from moving images to a stream of zeroes and ones. I do get trains occasionally, but always go first class, so it's more like being in a moving hotel and you barely notice you're travelling. The work performed by a moving object in coming to rest is known as kinetic energy. In 1954 a man was fined for sliding down the moving handrail. With stop motion the camera captures images not in continuous moving shots but in one single frame at a time. The speed and spectacle of the moving image left the painted canvas far behind. A moving particle will carry with it the energy of its motion, which the physicists call kinetic energy. The problem of directing fire against rapidly-moving targets still drives military technology, even in public perception. The motion of the train turns the series of pictures into a moving image. They swayed with the motion of the moving car, occasionally glancing around at the other passengers. Over-cheesiness is avoided through a deft handling of plot and characterisation, which keeps everything moving and alive. Attached over your baby's cot, a mobile's moving shapes and bright colours will attract your baby's gaze. Synonyms in motion, operating, operational, working, going, on the move, active 2Producing strong emotion, especially sadness or sympathy. an unforgettable and moving book Example sentencesExamples The strong script, with moving dialogues, gets the viewer completely hooked. Nothing like a nice bit of moving emotional opera first thing in the morning to get you ready for the day's work ahead… I found their story profoundly moving, but very remote from my own experience as a sister. The state funeral for Reagan was a beautiful, moving service and I'd like to just leave it at that. Even with this weakness, however, it remains a unique and moving book, and one worth reading. I'm totally unprepared to write a heartfelt and moving post for my daughter's sixth birthday. It also is an emotionally moving experience for the audience. Somehow this seemed a fitting preparation for a show which, while not easy to watch, was deeply moving. She went ahead with it, and from all accounts, it was an extremely emotional, moving experience. Shops closed for business and all operations ceased as family and colleagues gathered for the moving repatriation ceremony. Around 100 people attended what was a very moving tribute to those who gave their lives to fight fascism. We have received a very warm welcome and have found the experience very moving. The resultant bug-eyed chaos is hilarious and oddly moving. And so the commemorations were all just so much more moving than I had anticipated. It was a very moving experience to visit the War Graves Cemetery in Labuan and to complete a piece of family history after nearly 60 years. We'll hear her moving tribute to the man she'll always miss. Her classmates wrote a moving tribute too, remembering the friend they had lost. I have seen it now over one hundred times and I still find it very moving. The finest of the love lyrics, quietly burning with agony and rapture, are deeply moving. My feeling when I went there was that I saw very beautiful things, very moving things, very strong things. Synonyms affecting, touching, emotive, poignant, heart-warming, heart-rending, emotional, upsetting, disturbing Definition of self-motion in US English: self-motion noun Movement produced by oneself or itself; voluntary or spontaneous motion. Example sentencesExamples Sometimes what is essential to the soul appears to be its power of thinking and reasoning; sometimes it is the power of self-motion. Everyone is familiar with the impression of self-motion experienced when watching a moving train through the windows of a stationary train. Vection illusion is the sensation of self-motion induced by relative movement of viewed objects. Third, although space and time are infinite, matter is spatio-temporally finite, and being endowed only with vis inertiae it has no power of self-motion. Immediately after the cessation of motion stimulation, the observer reports self-motion in the same direction as the previous section.
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