...will be materially interfered with by any alteration whatever in the structure of the nerve. (852) Matteucci concludes by offering the following explanation...place in the direction in which this force acts with most intensity. Other stimulants produce in the structure of the nerve a derangement of a more permanent...

...will be materially interfered with by any alteration whatever in the structure of the nerve. (643) Matteucci concludes by offering the following explanation...place in the direction in which this force acts with most intensity. Other stimulants produce in the structure of the nerve a derangement of a more permanent...

...parallel to the direction of the organic derangement. This current of the nervous fluid produces sensatidn if directed from the extremities towards the brain,...place in the direction in which this force acts with most intensity. Other stimulants produce in the structure of the nerve a derangement of a more permanent...

...of the nervous system, when it is there excited by external actions, or by the action of the will. When the organic disposition of the nerve is perfect,...the electric current than in the opposite direction. An electrical current which traverses a nerve for a certain time, causes a permanent derangement of...

...phenomena observed during the first period of vitality of the nerve, show, that when the derangement of the nerve is perfect, its molecules are deranged...electric current, than in the opposite direction. Every chemical action produces an electric phenomenon, and every solution, however diluted it may be,...

...the potential energy surface so that the Ag atoms jump (by thermal excitation) slightly more often in the direction of the electric current than in the opposite direction (compare with QCM friction measurements, where the force of inertia ~ 1 x 10~9eV/A has the same effect)....