10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RHYTHMOMETER»
Discover the use of
rhythmometer in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
rhythmometer and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Journal of Medical-physical Research: A Journal of ...
A Journal of Progressive Medicine and Physical Therapies American Association
for Medico-Physical Research. The Rhythmometer Cosmic Rhythm, every where
present. and regulating the expansion and contraction of Growth in all entities, ...
American Association for Medico-Physical Research, 1923
Florence and Ryan" suggest, as the result of tests made with the automatic
rhythmometer, that rhythm, while maintaining the output curve to the end of the
day in a lathe operation, yet seemed to mask fatigue. Physiological tests
apparently ...
John Augustus Lapp, Charles-Edward Amory Winslow, Frank Leslie Rector, 1921
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Complete Encyclopædia of Music, Elementary, Technical, ...
\Ve also have the metronome and the rhythmometer, by which we can perform
music with a certain degree of slowness and fsstness. TI.\iE TABLE. A
representation of the several notes in music, and their relative lengths and
durations. TIMIST.
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Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office
1,195,077. RHYTHMOMETER. William B. Parkinson, Le Mars, Iowa. Filed Nov. G,
1915. Serial No. 59,939. (CI. 35—12.) 1. In a device for measuring rhythm, a pawl
, a wheel having a plurality of independently movable teeth, each of said teeth ...
RHYTHMOMETER, n. r>lh-m<>m'e-Ur \Gr. rhulhmos, measured motion; melron,
a measure]: an instrument for marking time to movements in music. RHYTINA
STELLERI, rit'i-nd sltl'tr-l (improperly bor- ealis): monster that became extinct in
the ...
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Mercantile Speller: Containing the Correct Ways of Spelling ...
... or rhetorical rhymist rhetorically rhymery rhetoricalness Rhythm rhetorician
rhythmic, or Rheum* rhythmical rheumy* rhythmically Rheumatism rhythming
rheumatic, or rhythmless rheumatical Rhythmometer, or rheumatoid Metronome
Rhinal ...
To establish the presence of rhythm and to compare its degree in different
operations, the investigators have used an automatic rhythmometer, which
records the workers' motions by electrical contacts on a kymograph, or recording
drum.
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Meyers Hand-Lexikon Des Allgemeinen Wissens: Bd. ...
Kbythmik, die Lehre vom R. in der Sprache und in der Musik ; rhythmbch ,
taktmäßig, versmäuig, wob l ab gern essen. Rhythmometer, a. т. w. Taktmesser.
Vgl. W«*tphat (1872 n. Rhytlna, я. Bortonffer. [1880). Ríala. Bei (turk.),
Konteradmiral.
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The history of music: or, How to understand and enjoy its ...
... from being brought into common use. In 1782, Duclos, a watchmaker at Paris,
made another machine, which he called a rhythmometer (measurer of rhythm),
and which at the time received the approbation of some distinguished musicians.
François-Joseph Fétis, 1846
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General Index to the Gentleman's Magazine
I32 Rhythmometer lxxxii. ii. 588 Rhys G1'igg"s tomb, described lxxiv. I19] Rhysap
Grt_'flith's tomb lxxiv. 112! Rhysbrach. See R_1/sbruch. Ribbanhall,
Worcestershire, short account of lxviii. 561 Ribs q/'grains explained lxxiv. 398
Rice, Hon.
Samuel Ayscough, John Nichols, 1821
