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motile
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motile
1. capable of moving spontaneously and independently
2. Psychol a person whose mental imagery strongly reflects movement, esp his own

motile [mōd·əl]
(biology)
Being capable of spontaneous movement.
(psychology)
An individual characterized by motor-type mental imagery which takes the form of inner feelings of action.


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The kit, developed at National Taiwan University, gives a numerical measure of sperm cells' motility -- ability to reach an egg.
The kit, developed at National Taiwan University, gives a numerical measure of sperm cells' motility -- ability to reach an egg.
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