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kymograph

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ky·mo·graph  (km-grf)
n.
An instrument for recording variations in pressure, as of the blood, or in tension, as of a muscle, by means of a pen or stylus that marks a rotating drum.

[Greek kma, something swollen; see cyma + -graph.]

kymo·graphic adj.

kymograph [ˈkaɪməˌgrɑːf -ˌgræf], cymograph
n
1. (Medicine) Med a rotatable drum for holding paper on which a tracking stylus continuously records variations in blood pressure, respiratory movements, etc.
2. (Linguistics / Phonetics & Phonology) Phonetics this device as applied to the measurement of variations in the muscular action of the articulatory organs
3. (Engineering / Aeronautics) an instrument for recording the angular oscillations of an aircraft in flight
[from Greek kuma wave + -graph]
kymographic , cymographic adj
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Noun1.kymograph - scientific instrument consisting of a rotating drum holding paper on which a stylus traces a continuous record (as of breathing or blood pressure)
scientific instrument - an instrument used by scientists


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NIS-Elements C allows diverse image acquisition and analysis methods with techniques such as Colocalization, 2D Object Tracking and Kymograph displays.
In all experiments responses were recorded on a kymograph (ET8 G-Boulitt, Paris), and were measured after fixation.
The bell deflection can be measured directly through a pin attached to the outer edge of the bell which marks a kymograph with paper attached or a carbon rod potentiometer can be attached to the bell which slides through magnetic chamber causing electrical currents to be produced and recorded in proportion to the amount and speed of the bell's deflection.
 
 
 
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