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... SENSORY AND MOTOR NERVES : BELL AND MAGENDIE Sir Charles Bell ( 1774-1842 ) was a brilliant physiologist , anatomist , surgeon and lecturer . Born in Edinburgh , he ... SENSORY AND MOTOR NERVES 31 Sensory and Motor Nerves: Bell and Magendie.
... SENSORY AND MOTOR NERVES : BELL AND MAGENDIE Sir Charles Bell ( 1774-1842 ) was a brilliant physiologist , anatomist , surgeon and lecturer . Born in Edinburgh , he ... SENSORY AND MOTOR NERVES 31 Sensory and Motor Nerves: Bell and Magendie.
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... sensory and motor nerves is known sometimes as Bell's law , but better as the Bell - Magendie law , for Magendie made the discovery independently though later and performed the more convincing experiment . This is the rule that the ...
... sensory and motor nerves is known sometimes as Bell's law , but better as the Bell - Magendie law , for Magendie made the discovery independently though later and performed the more convincing experiment . This is the rule that the ...
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... sensory processes , that sensory processes have therefore an attribute of clearness , just as they have quality and intensity , and that what is changing when attention shifts is this clearness . Later he called the attribute vivid ...
... sensory processes , that sensory processes have therefore an attribute of clearness , just as they have quality and intensity , and that what is changing when attention shifts is this clearness . Later he called the attribute vivid ...
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THE RISE OF MODERN SCIENCE | 3 |
PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY IN THE FIRST HALF OF THE NINE | 27 |
Phrenology and the MindBODY PROBLEM | 50 |
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