...coils of the electro-magnet. Undulations are caused in a continuous voltaic current by tbe vibratiou or motion of bodies capable of inductive action, or by the vibration of tbe conducting- witv itself in tbe neighborhood of such bodies. Electrical undulations may also be...

...induced in the coils of the electro-magnet. "Undulations are caused in a continuous voltaic current by the vibration or motion of bodies capable of inductive...action, or by the vibration of the conducting wire itself in the neighborhood of such bodies. Electrical undulations may also be caused by alternately...

...in each other's neighborhood. 3. The method of producing undulations in a continuous voltaic current by the vibration or motion of bodies capable of inductive action, or by the vibration or motion of the conducting wire itself, in the neighborhood of such bodies, as set forth. 4. The method...

...induced in the coils of the electro magnet " Undulations are caused in a continuous v Itaic current by the vibration or motion of bodies capable of inductive...action, or by the vibration of the conducting wire itself in the neighborhood of such bodies. Electrical undulations may also be caused by alternately...

...in each other's neighborhood. 3. The method of producing undulations in a continuous voltaic current by the vibration or motion of bodies capable of inductive action, or by the vibration or motion of the conducting-wire itself, in the neighborhood of such bodies, as set forth. 4. The method...

...in each others neighborhood. 3. The method of producing undulations in a con-tinuous voltaic current by the vibration or motion of bodies capable of inductive action ; or by the vibration or motion of the con-ducting wire itself in the neighborhood of such bodies (as set forth. / u**eat«....

...induced in the coils of the electro-magnet. " Undulations are caused in a continuous voltaic current by the vibration or motion of bodies capable of inductive action, or by the vibration of the conducting-wire itself in the neighborhood of such bodies,. Electrical undulations may also be caused...

...produced upon the circuit. " 3. The method of producing undulations in a continuous voltaic current by the vibration or motion of bodies capable of inductive action, or by the vibration or motion of the conducting wire itself in the neighborhood of such bodies. " 4. The method of and...

...described " includes both the magneto-method and the variable-resistance method, and "as set forth, "viz.: "by the vibration or motion of bodies capable of inductive...action ; or by the vibration of the conducting wire itself in the neighborhood of such bodies" (magneto-method), or "by alternately increasing and diminishing...

...it by the human voice in speaking. He then pointed out two ways in which this might be done— oue by the " vibration or motion of bodies capable of inductive action, or by the vibration of tlie conducting-wire itself in the neighborhood of such bodies," and the other " by alternately increasing...