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10 LIVRES EN PORTUGAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «TETANOMOTOR»
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1
The Routledge Spanish Bilingual Dictionary of Psychology and ...
... tetanizante tetanode n - tetánodo (m) tetanoid adj - tetanoide tetanoid chorea -
corea (Í) tetanoide tetanoid paraplegia - paraplejía (Í) tetanoide tetanométer n -
tetanómetro (m) tetanomotor adj - tetanomotor tetanophobia n — 1е1а110ЁоЬ1а
...
2
Electro-physiology and therapeutics
On seeking to repeat the foregoing experiments with Heiden- hain's mechanical
tetanomotor as the stimulant, Bilharz and Nasse* observed the irritability-
alterations in the order required by theory and all prior experiment ; but the
tetanomotor ...
3
Bulletin de biologie et de médecine experimentale de l'URSS.
Wir konstruierten fur unsere Versuche einen Tetanomotor, wobei wir besonderes
Gewicht auf die Gleichheit der Amplituden und die Periodizi- tatder
Hammerschwingungen legten. Die Frequenzder Schwingungen betrug 20—30
Sek.
4
On the Sensations of Tone
This would satisfy the same conditions of exciting nerves, as Heidenhain's
tetanomotor. By this instrument the nerve which acts on a muscle is exposed to
the action of a very rapidly oscillating ivory hammer, which at every blow
squeezes ...
Hermann L. F Von Helmholtz,
2007
5
A Thesaurus of Medical Word Roots
... tetaniform (also called tetanoid) (forma form) tetanigenous (genere to produce)
tetano: tetanolysin (lyein to loosen) tetanometer (metron measure) tetanomotor (
movere to move) tetanospasnnn (spasm) tetanotoxin (toxikon poison) TRAILING
...
Horace Gerald Danner,
2013
6
The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal
The process of exciting a nerve in this way has been imitated with perfect
success in Heidenhain's Tetanomotor. The construction of the snail shell is not
less complex. Every successive convolution is cut into two halves by a partition,
the inner ...
Sydney Smith, Lord Francis Jeffrey Jeffrey, Macvey Napier,
1868
7
A Text-book of human physiology
Tetanomotor. — For physiological purposes, a nerve may be stimulated
mechanically by means of Ileidenhain's tetanomotor, which is simply an ivory
hammer attached to the prolonged spring of a Neef's hammer of an induction
machine.
8
Prof. Dr. G. Grijns' Researches on vitamins, 1900-1911, and ...
Von den Wippen W4 und W3 bleibt W3 mit der Batterie verbunden ; wird diese
Wippe umgelegt, dann geht der Batteriestrom nach einander durch den
Tetanomotor Heidenhains und den Elektromagnet der primaren Induktionspule
eines ...
Gerrit Grijns, Wilhelm August Paul Schüffner,
1935
9
Memoirs on the physiology of nerve, of muscle and of the ...
For this purpose they availed themselves of Heidenhain's tetanomotor. The
increase or diminution of the tetanus produced by it, when a constant current was
passed in a given direction, served as a test of the change of excitability which
then ...
Sir John Burdon-Sanderson,
1887
10
Comparative Psychology: A Comprehensive Treatise ...
For rhythmic stimulation, he devised a "tetanomotor," consisting of a toothed
wheel which could be revolved at various speeds against the end of the slide on
the microscopic stage (877, pp. 78-79). To impacts administered at the rate of 15
to ...
Carl John Warden, Thomas Nichols Jenkins, Lucien Hynes Warner,
1940