QUÉ SIGNIFICA GALVANISM EN INGLÉS
Galvanismo
En biología, el galvanismo es la contracción de un músculo que es estimulado por una corriente eléctrica. En física y química, es la inducción de la corriente eléctrica de una reacción química, típicamente entre dos productos químicos con electronegativities diferentes.
definición de galvanism en el diccionario inglés
La definición de galvanismo en el diccionario es electricidad, especialmente cuando se produce por medios químicos como en una celda o batería. Otra definición de galvanismo es el tratamiento que implica la aplicación de corrientes eléctricas a los tejidos.
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «GALVANISM»
Descubre el uso de
galvanism en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
galvanism y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
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On localized
Galvanism applied to the treatment of Paralysis ...
The local stimulation of the muscles by localized galvanism being the most
important feature in the modern application of the art, I shall commence with this
set of organs. 1. Localized Galvanism. Local or localized galvanism, whether
derived ...
Richard Moore LAWRANCE,
1858
2
Notes on
Galvanism and Faradism
Although occasionally there may be certain imperfections with these old texts, we feel they deserve to be made available for future generations to enjoy.
3
A guide to the correct administration of medical
galvanism, ...
Dr. Radford's directions, as laid down for the employment of galvanism, were
strictly adhered to, viz. :—' When the remedy is applied, the brass bar of the
vaginal conductor is to be passed up to the os uteri, and moved about at intervals
on to ...
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Galvanism as a Remedial Agent
In making use therefore of the powers of Galvanism, not against effects, but the
primary cause of disease, as in my practice, I am but performing the office and
duty of a true physician, by aiding nature in the exercise of her own powers.
W. ACKLAND (Medical Galvanist.),
1850
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W. H. H. on the extraordinary remedial efficacy of Medical ...
W“- H. HALSE ON MEDICAL GALVANISM. __,_ m. 1, ADDISON TERRACE,
xansmo'ros, LONDON. Extract from Dr. Harthill's letter, published in the “ Lancet ”
of N ovember 21, 1863. “ I find Halse's Galvanic Apparatus suitable to the most
timid ...
William Hooper HALSE,
1865
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Practical remarks on
galvanism: with observations on its ...
with observations on its chemical properties and medical efficacy in chronic
diseases, with an account of the author's treatment Michael La Beaume. he
effected by the same agency, the recomposition of those metals and earths, and
restored ...
7
On
Galvanism and its efficacy in the cure of indigestion, ...
when standing, after a three weeks' course of Galvanism fully regained the power
and motion of his leg. XLIV. — A gentleman, about thirty years of age, suffered
from paraplegia, which affected both the bladder and the rectum so as to render ...
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Mary Shelley: Her Life, Her Fiction, Her Monsters
To appreciate fully the science that lies behind Victor Frankenstein's endeavors,
however, we must remember that in the 1831 edition of Frankenstein, Mary
Shelley explicitly associated electricity with galvanism. Victor Frankenstein is
there ...
Anne Kostelanetz Mellor,
1988
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Elements of Chemistry: In which the Recent Discoveries in ...
In which the Recent Discoveries in the Science are Included and Its Doctrines
Familiarly Explained : Illustrated by Numerous Engravings, and Designed for the
Use of Schools and Academies John Lee Comstock. Heating effects of
Galvanism.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, ...
n;.i„r». periments, which have been ni a. le to ascertain the chemical effects of
galvanism, and to elucidate tlie nature and properties of the fluid which is
supposed to be concerned in these changes. In particular we might give an
account of the ...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «GALVANISM»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
galvanism en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Frankenstein Conquers the World
... as well as more modern scriptures detailing the miracles of electricity and galvanism. [21] Mary Shelley was fascinated with the idea of things ... «h+ Magazine, Jun 15»
Word of the Day | occult
Like Jacobs, Dr. Frankenstein uses electricity (or galvanism, as the occult study of electricity was called in the 18th century) to power his ... «New York Times, Mar 15»
Many ways to welcome in the new year in the region
New Year's Eve 2014 party. Half Monte, DJ Galvanism and special guests X Factor runner-up Dean Ray and top fiver Caitlyn Shadbolt. «Bundaberg News Mail, Dic 14»
In Short: Fiction by Stephen King, Criena Rohan, Ellah Wakatama …
Jacobs' family has been destroyed, his faith in God dies with them, and his experiments in galvanism turn first to lurid showmanship. Something ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Dic 14»
Pluralistic Relativism Of Criticisms
... Christopher Columbus on discovery of the Western Hemisphere, Luigi and Lucia Galvani on the theory of galvanism, Volta on the production ... «Nigerian Observer, Dic 14»
Stephen King's 'Revival'
Like Jacobs, Dr. Frankenstein uses electricity (or galvanism, as the occult study of electricity was called in the 18th century) to power his ... «New York Times, Nov 14»
Horror Stories/Revival reviews: going for the gross-out
It shares something of Shelley's fascination with galvanism, the stimulation of muscles through the use of electric current. This is what Luigi ... «Irish Times, Nov 14»
Medtronic founder: Frankenstein inspired me to build the portable …
... galvanism had given token of such things,” she wrote. “Perhaps the component parts of a creature might be manufactured, brought together, ... «MedCity News, Oct 14»
The Real-Life People Who Inspired Iconic Monsters
As this was a time when physicians were as much research scientists as they were doctors, Lind was utterly fascinated by the field of galvanism ... «moviepilot.com, Oct 14»
In 1888, one man patented a machine for vending “healthy” electric …
His vending apparatus was patented a few decades into a medical trend known as "galvanism," which purported to fix a bunch of different ... «Ars Technica, Oct 14»