...different external conditions, the work done is always constant in a single contraction. " Law III. When the same muscle (or group of muscles) is kept...done, multiplied by the rate of work, is constant." Law I he calls Borelli's law, as it corresponds to his 121st, 122nd, and 123rd propositions, but Borelli,...

...observations and experiments on this subject he has deduced the law of fatigue, which he enunciates thus: — When the same muscle (or group of muscles) is kept...done, multiplied by the rate of work, is constant. He has also stated as laws the following propositions: — I. In comparing together different muscles,...

...different external conditions, the work done is always constant in a single contraction. Law III. W/ten the same muscle (or group of muscles) is kept in constant...done, multiplied by the rate of work, is constant. The "proof" of Law II. consists of a discussion of some experiments of Prof. Stanley Jevons, in which...

...different etternal conditions, the work done is always constant in a single contraction. LAW III. — When the same muscle (or group of muscles) is kept in constant action until fatigue sett in, the total work done, multiplied by the rate of work, is constant. . . . I shall now take these...

...held in the hand is half the weight of the arm. He further deduces a " law of fatigue," which is, that when the same muscle (or group of muscles) is kept...done, multiplied by the rate of work, is constant ; so that if a man become fatigued after walking thirty miles at the usual rate, if he walk twice as...

...Principle of Least Action. These are enunciated as follows, the third as applied to the heart : — " When the same muscle (or group of muscles) is kept...done, multiplied by the rate of work, is constant." " The Framer of the Universe (Aripuovpyos rov xoafiov) has constructed all muscles upon the principle...

...Principle of Least Action. These are enuncialed as follows, the third as applied to the heart : — " When the same muscle (or group of muscles) is kept...done, multiplied by the rate of work, is constant." " The Framer of the Universe (Aij/woupyo's TOV <co<r/ioC) has constructed all muscles upon the principle...

...people. THE LAW OP FATIGUE. AUGHTON, in his " Animal Mechanics," thus states the » law of fatigue: When the same muscle, or group of muscles, is kept...done, multiplied by the rate of work, is constant. Suppose a man, walking at his ordinary pace, does not become tired until he has gone thirty miles....

...third as applied to the heart :— " When the same muscle (or group of muscles) is kept in const ant action until fatigue sets in, the total work done, multiplied by the rate of work, is constant." " The Framer of the Universe (^junvpyot TOV KOO-/IOV) has constructed all muscles upon the principle...

...resulting in' (3), Prof. Haughton assumes the truth of the following law (Prin. An. Mech., p. 442) :— " When the same muscle (or group of muscles) is kept...done, multiplied by the rate of work, is constant." By " rate of work " is meant the work per second. But in these experiments the muscles were not " kept...