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Registration of the respiratory movements in man during physical work by means of a thermobattery

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One of the junctions of the thermobattery is fixed against the nostrils and mouth of the subject under investigation. The process of respiration gives rise to an EMF in the thermobattery, which though an amplifier is transmitted to the registering instrument. Movements performed by the subject under investigation during work have no distorting effect on the respiration recording.

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    B. A. Alpat'ev & I. N. Kondrat'eva

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Alpat'ev, B.A., Kondrat'eva, I.N. Registration of the respiratory movements in man during physical work by means of a thermobattery. Bull Exp Biol Med 48, 1174–1175 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00868925

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