...samenwerkende receptieve velden, het ett'erente baanstuk gemeenschappelijk hebben. Dit beginsel luidt: „unlike reflexes have successive but not simultaneous...mutually reinforce each other on their common path". Deze fraaie regeling der verbonden reflexen komt tot stand, doordat in zulk een geval bepaalde factoren...

...time, but not by unlike reflexes, for an effector cannot be made to do two things at the same time. " Unlike reflexes have successive but not simultaneous use of the common path; like reflexes mutually reenforce each other on their common path."3 These characteristics of the common path make it a coordinating...

...causes from moment to moment the temporary opening of some connections and the closure of others.2 Unlike reflexes have successive but not simultaneous...reinforce each other on their common path. Expressed ideologically, the common path, although economically subservient for many and various purposes, is...

...of the 'final common path. ' . . . Unlike reflexes have successive but not simultaneous use of the common path. Expressed teleologically, the common...organ, its minister, to but one action at a time. . . . The resultant singleness of action from moment to moment is a keystone in the construction of...

...Unlike reflexes have successive but not simultaneous use of the common path. Expressed Ideologically, the common path, although economically subservient...organ, its minister, to but one action at a time. . . . The resultant singleness of action from moment to moment is a keystone in the construction of...

...paribus prevail over reflexes of other species when in competition with them for the use of the final common path." " Unlike reflexes have successive but...mutually reinforce each other on their common path. The resultant singleness of action from moment to moment is a keystone in the construction of the individual...

...use of the 'final common path.' . . . Unlike reflexes have successive but not simultaneous use of the common path. Expressed teleologically, the common...coordinating mechanism and prevents confusion by restricting Oie use of the organ, its minister, to but one action at a time. . . . The resultant singleness of...

...antagonistic couple is thrown into action the other is thrown out of action. This is only a widely-spread case of' the general rule that antagonistic reflexes...reinforce each other on their common path. Expressed ideologically, the common path, although economically subservient for many and various purposes, is...