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Physical expression : its modes and principles (1885)

Warner, Francis, 1847-1926 · London : Kegan Paul, Trench · leaf 240

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scles which arestronger, or the most stimulated, produce the actualmovement. If the flexors are the most stimulated. CONFLICT OF EXPEESSIONS IN THE FACE. 213 flexion results. If strong and unequal nerve-currents are sent to the opposing muscles, a quiver-ing or tremor of the part, moved by the… … Fig. 30.—Paralysis Agitans. in advanced stage. Face almost expressionless, withloss of all the fine adjustments of expression ; it presented one dull monotonyof appearance. muscles of the mouth quiver, until finally the efiectof the injury to the finger acting upon the nerve-centres is too strong…

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