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kymography|kaɪˈmɒgrəfɪ|
[f. kymograph: see -graphy.]
The technique or process of using a kymograph (in either sense). (In Radiology also known by its orig. name of roentgenkymography.)
1930J. R. Firth Speech iii. 24 Phonetic kymography measures phone length to within 0·005 of a second. 1933H. A. Jarre in O. Glasser Sci. of Radiol. xi. 202 We should record here..a publication by T. Gött and J. Rosenthal..concerning the original method of ‘kymography’... It probably will not become very popular anywhere, as it is limited in its application and its evaluation is quite tedious. 1938Q. Jrnl. Med. XXXI. 463 Kymography has been applied to the study of the localized cardiac infarct. 1957Times Lit. Suppl. 8 Nov. 677/1 Some of the papers..are in the first instance ‘School’ material, being technical in an equipmental, laboratory sort of way like those on Word-palatograms and on Palatology and Kymography. 1959P. Cignolini in A. A. Luisada Cardiol. II. iv. viii. 201/2 In Stumpf's method of kymography, there is regular movement of the film or of the grid in the space between two slits (12 mm.). |