kine-, kin-, kino-, kinesio-, kinesi-, kineto-, kinet-, -kinesia, -kinesis, -kinetic, -kinesias, -kineses, -kinetical, -kinetically

A machine combining a kinetoscope (a projector that creates an illusion of motion) and a phonograph synchronized so as to produce the illusion of motion in a scene with accompanying sounds.

Chemokinesis, or an active increase of leukocytes including certain chemical substance: Jack was interested in how leukokinesis functioned by raising the number of white blood cells with the use of chemical matter.

Referring to the science of the creation, circulation, and destiny of leukocytes: Dr. Thompson was involved in the leukokinetic research at his university, especially with the use of radioactive substances..

The study of the creation, circulation, and destiny of leukocytes: Finally Joan found a book on leukokinetics at the library so that she could continue her studies of the formation, the circulation, and the destiny of leukocytes.

1. Concerning the portion of the nervous system that regulates voluntary muscular control.
2. The most recently developed nervous system.