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" ... may also be thrown into consonant vibrations with the sounds formed at the larynx. Hence it is the air in the chest, and not the parenchyma of the lungs, which consonates with the voice at the larynx, as the latter seems ill adapted for consonating,... "
Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal - Page 90
1841
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The American Medical Intelligencer: A Concentrated Record of ..., Volume 4

Robley Dunglinson - 1841 - 672 pages
...can be no doubt that the air in the trachea and bronchia may also be thrown into consonant vibrations with the sounds formed at the larynx. Hence it is...sound is most readily produced, are most easily thrown into consonant vibrations. Air can consonate only when confined wilhin a circumscribed space. In the...
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The London and Edinburgh Monthly Journal of Medical Science, Volume 2

1842 - 1224 pages
...can be no doubt that the air in the trachea and bronchi may also be thrown into consonant vibrations with the sounds formed at the larynx. Hence, it is...sound is most readily produced, are most easily thrown into consonant vibrations. Air can consonate only when confined within a circumscribed space. In the...
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The American Medical Intelligencer, Volume 1

1842 - 278 pages
...can be no doubt that the air in the trachea and bronchia may also be thrown into consonant vibrations with the sounds formed at the larynx. Hence it is...sound is most readily produced, are most easily thrown into consonant vibrations. sonance depends upon the size and form of the space in which the air is...
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Elements of General Pathology

John Fletcher - 1842 - 546 pages
...can be no doubt that the air in the trachea and bronchia may also be thrown into consonant vibrations with the sounds formed at the larynx. Hence it is...at the larynx, as the latter seems ill adapted for consouating, being neither stiff nor sufficiently tense. Those substances, such as air, tense strings,...
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Austria: Its Literary, Scientific, and Medical Institutions: With Notes Upon ...

William Robert Wilde - 1843 - 364 pages
...be no doubt that the air in the trachea and bronchise may also be thrown into consonant vibrations with the sounds formed at the larynx. Hence it is...sound is most readily produced, are most easily thrown into consonants of vibrations. " Air can consonate only when confined within a circumscribed space....
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