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Physical expression : its modes and principles (1885)

Warner, Francis, 1847-1926 · London : Kegan Paul, Trench · leaf 377

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Fig. 46.—Motor Gauntlet. the motor attached to the fino-er; the movementof the recording needle corresponds to the move-ment of the finger and the activity of that partof the central nerve-mechanism which moves the 350 PHYSICAL EXPRESSION. finger. These tubes are moulded for me in softred rubber by… … Fig. 47.—Motor Gauntlet on Hand. millimetres in external diameter; one end of thetube, X, is pointed and pierced, the other end, Y, is APPARATUS. 351 closed by a moulded cap (Fig. 46, F); and a bandmoulded to the cap gives the means of fasteningthe tube to the finger. These tubes are mountedon a…

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