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Physical expression : its modes and principles (1885)

Warner, Francis, 1847-1926 · London : Kegan Paul, Trench · leaf 95

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casions. Tliiis tlie regular move-ments of the heart give a regular tracing on paper;tracings obtained by movements of the fingers inchorea are most irregular. B^^ the frequency ofmovements we mean the number of observablemovements in a minute or other division of time.The term duration of… … Fig. 2. of force, as used in speaking of the law of conser-vation of energy. These considerations regardingmovement show at once how important time is asan attribute of a movement. Now, if two or more movements be considered inrelation to time, further points arise expressive ofthe relation between…

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