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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «GALVANOMETRICALLY»
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1
Life Movements in Plants, Volume II, 1919
The responsiveelectric variation rendered it galvanometrically positive. The root
was rotated back to neutral position when the current disappeared. The root was
next rotated through 90° and the responsive current became reversed, the ...
SKM-3 Short-Period, High-Gain, Galvanometrically Recording Seismograph
System 38 2. Standard Short-Period, High-Gain Visual- Recording Seismograph
Systems 39 3. USF-3M 41 4. USF-4 43 5. VEGIK 43 6 . SM-2M and SM-3 43 7.
3
High-Throughput Screening in Drug Discovery
Usually the line to be scanned is generated by beam-shaping optics and the fast
scanning is performed by a single galvanometrically controlled mirror. This mirror
typically serves three major functions: (i) scanning the laser line across the ...
4
Mechanisms of Synaptic Transmission : Bridging the Gaps ...
Similarly, for (v) he measured the interval between electrical stimulation of the
motor nerve and production of the electrical response, recorded
galvanometrically, in muscle, measured the distance along the motor nerve from
point of stimulation ...
Joseph D. Robinson Professor of Pharmacology State University of New York at Syracuse (Emeritus), 2001
5
Frontiers in Biophysics, Vol. 6
The electrical pulsations had the same period as the upstroke (galvanometrically
positive) and downstroke (galvanometrically negative) of the leaflet and the
alternations in cell turgor, contraction and expansion. From these results, Bose ...
T. P. Singh, T. P. Singh, C. K. Dasgupta, Siba Prasad Sen Gupta, C. K. Dasgupta, 2005
The essential cause of the current of action is that active portions of a muscle
become (like injured portions) galvanometrically negative in contrast with the
portions of the muscle which are at rest. Before, however, we can understand the
...
William Dobinson Halliburton, 1929
7
Transactions of the Bose Research Institute, Calcutta
With a radial organ there is no electric response in this vertical position ; but the
pulvinus of Mimosa exhibits in this position a strong geo-electric response, the
more -excitable (lower) half becoming galvanometrically negative. In a typical ...
8
Text-book of physiology
Similarly, the proximal cathodic extrapolar contact is galvanometrically negative
to a distal one. If the direction of the polarising current in the axis cylinder or
internal core has been such as to be represented thus ^, then, on its cessation,
the ...
Sir Edward Albert Sharpey-Schäfer, 1900
9
Comparative electro-physiology
Since to have maintained its excitability the opposite process of absorption would
have been necessary, it follows that the more excitable lower side must under
normal conditions be galvanometrically positive. This is found to be the case.
Sir Jagadis Chandra Bose, 1907
10
The London and Edinburgh Philosophical Magazine and Journal ...
Tables of these were presented: the results do not seem to coincide with the law
of volta equivalents, which is explained by showing galvanometrically that the e
— and s + metals of the alloy are often not acted on equally by a solvent; thus, ...
David Brewster, Richard Phillips, Richard Taylor, 1842
