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11 ) is to allow slow intermissions to be produced with the foot , an arrangement
which leaves the hands of the operator free , either to hold the conductors or to
gradulate the currents . Duchenne ' s large Uncovered Apparatus ( fig . 14 )
differs ...
11 ) is to allow slow intermissions to be produced with the foot , an arrangement
which leaves the hands of the operator free , either to hold the conductors or to
gradulate the currents . Duchenne ' s large Uncovered Apparatus ( fig . 14 )
differs ...
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If it be desired to obtain rapid intermissions of the trembler ( A , fig . 11 ) , turn from
right to left the knob c , which fixes the movable plate , and then turn from left to
right the buttons E , G , L , N , so as to bring them into contact with the pieces of ...
If it be desired to obtain rapid intermissions of the trembler ( A , fig . 11 ) , turn from
right to left the knob c , which fixes the movable plate , and then turn from left to
right the buttons E , G , L , N , so as to bring them into contact with the pieces of ...
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fectly easy to obtain intermissions separated by any desired interval . . When the
graduator , B , is entirely contained within the instrument , the currents are at the
minimum of intensity ; and in order to increase them , it is only necessary to draw
...
fectly easy to obtain intermissions separated by any desired interval . . When the
graduator , B , is entirely contained within the instrument , the currents are at the
minimum of intensity ; and in order to increase them , it is only necessary to draw
...
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When the screw , c , is tightened , the spring which presses the piece , A , against
it , is sufficiently tense to cause the intermissions to occur without vibrations ; but
when the spring is relaxed by loosening the screw , each beat or intermission is ...
When the screw , c , is tightened , the spring which presses the piece , A , against
it , is sufficiently tense to cause the intermissions to occur without vibrations ; but
when the spring is relaxed by loosening the screw , each beat or intermission is ...
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There is a graduator tube , D , a trembler , E , and a rheotome , L , for slow
intermissions . A pair of elements with Fig . 20 . GAARALRA 1000000000
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Fig . 21 .
There is a graduator tube , D , a trembler , E , and a rheotome , L , for slow
intermissions . A pair of elements with Fig . 20 . GAARALRA 1000000000
ணைணை KET 7 2 00000 LOGOU GRECA del ALL Jud Sivus AMATEUR Fig . 19 .
Fig . 21 .
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