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These appear as trains of waves lasting from 1 to 30 seconds . Their frequency for each individual appears to be relatively characteristic , usually about 10 per second . They were first described by Berger2 and are called by Adrian3 ...
These appear as trains of waves lasting from 1 to 30 seconds . Their frequency for each individual appears to be relatively characteristic , usually about 10 per second . They were first described by Berger2 and are called by Adrian3 ...
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When the trains are appearing almost continuously they nevertheless are interrupted every few seconds by some sort of disturbance . ... If a subject is embarrassed or apprehensive practically no waves appear . The trains can usually be ...
When the trains are appearing almost continuously they nevertheless are interrupted every few seconds by some sort of disturbance . ... If a subject is embarrassed or apprehensive practically no waves appear . The trains can usually be ...
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It appears to us that , in the absence of such controls in Hoagland's report and since our experiments indicate a higher ... ( 4 ) Some individuals , upon first examination , appear to show no regular rhythmic activity from any region ...
It appears to us that , in the absence of such controls in Hoagland's report and since our experiments indicate a higher ... ( 4 ) Some individuals , upon first examination , appear to show no regular rhythmic activity from any region ...
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VOL | 1 |
Bureaucracy N E STEVENS 497 | 8 |
CARTER W The Toxigenic and Toxiniferous Insect 522 | 14 |
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| Title | Science |
| Editor | John Michels (Journalist) |
| Contributor | American Association for the Advancement of Science |
| Published | 1936 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2019 |
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