An Introduction to BiophysicsJ. & A. Churchill, 1921 - 435 Seiten |
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... fibres are of two classes , differing from one another in chemical constitution as well as in physical properties . ( a ) The white fibres are delicate transparent non - elastic fibres arranged in bundles which do not branch . ( b ) The ...
... fibres are of two classes , differing from one another in chemical constitution as well as in physical properties . ( a ) The white fibres are delicate transparent non - elastic fibres arranged in bundles which do not branch . ( b ) The ...
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... fibre , the key the receptor mechanism and M the effector mechanism . A second circuit of the nature of a telephone ... fibres implicated . 5. Temperature coefficient of the nervous impulse . When a length of nerve is cooled its power ...
... fibre , the key the receptor mechanism and M the effector mechanism . A second circuit of the nature of a telephone ... fibres implicated . 5. Temperature coefficient of the nervous impulse . When a length of nerve is cooled its power ...
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... fibres can apparently act as conductors of the nervous impulses for very long periods without showing any signs of fatigue . It is generally said that nerves cannot be fatigued . While this is true of the conducting power of the fibre ...
... fibres can apparently act as conductors of the nervous impulses for very long periods without showing any signs of fatigue . It is generally said that nerves cannot be fatigued . While this is true of the conducting power of the fibre ...
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... fibres of the fibrous layer are arranged partly circularly and partly radially - the circular fibres being most marked near the rim . To the inner surface is attached the handle of the malleus , the first of the chain of three auditory ...
... fibres of the fibrous layer are arranged partly circularly and partly radially - the circular fibres being most marked near the rim . To the inner surface is attached the handle of the malleus , the first of the chain of three auditory ...
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... fibre caused by alterations in the pressure of the air . Further , as the radial fibres are those which are attached to the malleus , it is evident that the variations in the tension of the fibres cause movements of the bones when sound ...
... fibre caused by alterations in the pressure of the air . Further , as the radial fibres are those which are attached to the malleus , it is evident that the variations in the tension of the fibres cause movements of the bones when sound ...
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