The science of facial expression : the new system of diagnosis, based on original researches and discoveries (1917)
Kuhne, Louis, author · leaf 89
e compared to an im-mense dynamo, the rotating portion of which rubs against the so-calledbrushes, which conduct the electricity to produce useful results. Perhaps some may object that usually the heat is more intense in theafternoon than during the morning. The reason for this is simply thatthe… … Fig. 52 Fig. 53 wind may blow the hot or cold air from other regions, and so change theconditions; observations must therefore be made on calm days. The force of rotation of the earth also makes its influence felt. Duringthe period of animation, the magnetic rays, since they meet us, exercisea…
Physiognomy · Facial Expression · Diagnosis
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