0 not done by choice; done unwillingly, or without the decision or intention of the person involved:
1 not done willingly, or not done intentionally:
2 not done by choice, or not done as a result of someone's decision or intention:
This circuit is involved in the facilitation of both voluntary and involuntary movement.
Our model allows the retirement date to be either endogenous (voluntary) or exogenous (involuntary).
Voluntary versus involuntary admission status was noted (yes/no).
Those acts ordinarily regarded as voluntary differ from the involuntary in that they are created with will and power.
The second activity in each comparison we call voluntary, and the first we call involuntary.
Thus, it appears that there is no systematic association between rates of voluntary and involuntary movement.
In that model, cycles of period 2 can emerge in an economy where involuntary unemployment takes place.
Two of the three judges who delivered dissenting verdicts in this contempt case have since been retired, for technically legitimate but involuntary reasons.
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非自願的, 不由自主的,無意識的…
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非自愿的, 不由自主的,无意识的…
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involuntario, involuntario/ria [masculine-feminine, singular]…
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involuntário…
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istenilmeden yapılan, irade dışı, gayriihtiyari…
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involontaire…
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nedobrovolný, bezděčný…
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ufrivillig…
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