A Study of the Relation Between Mental Activity and the Circulation of the Blood: Thesis (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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A continuous kymograph, highly adjustable with respect to speed, designed and made in the laboratory Of the department, was used for taking tracings. A chronograph indicated a seconds time tracing. Marey tambours, to which were attached inking cups and capillary pens drawn from glass tubing, were used to produce the tracings on white paper. For continuous records this method has many advantages over smoked paper tracings.

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