10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VOLITATIONAL»
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volitational in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
volitational and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Limanora: the island of progress
The discovery of the infinite and invisible life of unorbed space, not only
infinitesimal but highly organised, lessened the gloom of these beclouded
periods, and made the Limanorans less feverish in their astronomic and
volitational researches.
John Macmillan Brown, 1903
Perhaps more than any other period in life, it is at this period that character
begins to be formed, character as a multifaceted expression of the affective, the
slow setting of the volitational, and. the boundless vistas opened up by the
spiritual and ...
... n. the act of flyrng; the power or capacity to fly; the habitual practrs of flight;
volation; flight. - volitational ,volz'tee-Sa-nl adj. of volrtation; volational. volplone '
vol,pr.een intr. fly rn, or by means of, an aeroplane flyrngarnachine; plane, glide,
...
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Encyclopaedia of Education in South Asia
Perhaps more than any other period in life, it is at this period that character
begins to be formed. character as a multifaceted expression of the affective, the
slow setting of the volitational, and. the boundless vistas opened up by the
spiritual and ...
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Advances in Physical Ergonomics and Safety
Mital, A. Peak Volitational Torques for Wrenches and Screwdrivers. International
Journal of Industrial Ergonomics 3(1): 41-64. Norris, B.J. and Wilson, J.R. 1995.
CHILDDATA-The HandBook of Child Measurements and Caperbilities-Data for ...
Tareq Z. Ahram, Waldemar Karwowski, 2012
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Limanora: the island of progress
The discovery of the infinite and invisible life of unorbed space, not only
infinitesimal but highly organised, lessened the gloom of these beclouded
periods, and made the Limanorans less feverish in their astronomic and
volitational researches.
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Psychology and Schizophrenia
... problems in making direct comparisons between results of studies on imagery
tasks and the experience of auditory hallucinations, since imagery involves
volitational behaviour whereas auditory hallucinations are, by definition,
unintended.
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
L. solitare, pp. volitatus, fly to and fro: see volitantj The act of flying; the power of
flight, or its habitual exercise; flight; voiation. volitational (vol-i-taishgn-al). a. [<
volitation + -a.l.] Of or pertaining to volitation or flight. Volitatoresi (vol'i-ta-to'réz), ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1900
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: A Work of Universal ...
The act of flying; the power of flight, or its habitual exercise; flight; volation.
volitational (vol-i-ta'sh9n-al), a. [< volilalion + -al.] Of or pertaining to volitation or
flight. V01ita,t01'e3f(vol'i-tits-t6'r'éz), n. pl. [NL., < L. colitare, fly: see v0lv'tanl.] In
ornith.
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1895
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
The act of flying ; the power of flight, or its habitual exercise; flight; rotation.
volitational (vol-i-ta'shon-al). a. [<volitation + -at.] Of or pertaining to'volitation or
flight. Volitatorest (vol*i-ta-to'rez), ii. pi. [NL., < L. volitare, fly: see volitant.] In ornitlt
., in ...
