Their wires led to an electro-encephalograph-an EEG-and instantly the displays lit up, displaying the rhythms of deepest sleep, a sleep verging on coma. ❋ Lackey, Mercedes (2001)
I saw Jonathan give them a swift sweep of the eyes and supposed he could identify the lot, and he said afterwards that they had all seemed to be standard machines for measuring body changes - cardiograph, encephalograph, gauges for temperature, respiration and skin moisture - and there had been at least two of each. ❋ Francis, Dick, 1920- (1981)
With a couple of electrodes on the skull the encephalograph now produces pen-and-ink traces which bear some relation to the electrical phenomena going on in the brain itself. ❋ Unknown (1969)
The Ship Who Sang By: Anne McCaffrey The Ship Who Sang She was born a thing and as such would be condemned if she failed to pass the encephalograph test required of all newborn babies. ❋ McCaffrey, Anne, 1926- (1969)
She was born a thing and as such would be condemned if she failed to pass the encephalograph test required of all newborn babies. ❋ McCaffrey, Anne, 1926- (1969)
The ax came down on the encephalograph and Berry burst into tears and allowed Titus to lead him away. ❋ Richard Sabia (1963)
Then he knew that he was not on a bed, but on a robomedic, and the tubes would be for medication and wound drainage and intravenous feeding, and the wires would be to electrodes imbedded in his body for diagnosis, and the crown-of-thorns thing would be more electrodes for an encephalograph. ❋ Piper, H. Beam (1963)
The instrument used is an electro-encephalograph, and the recording of the fluctuating potentials is an electroencephalogram. ❋ Asimov, Isaac (1963)
It can't be the brain waves we detect with an encephalograph equipment or we would have been selling commercial telepathic equipment long since. ❋ Heinlein, Robert A. (1956)
"We've added a variation of the electro-encephalograph ..." ❋ Ben Bova (N/A)
They pooled their intellects and plunged into the problem of creating an encephalograph that would record the infinitesimal irregularities that were superimposed upon the great waves. ❋ George Oliver Smith (1946)
The helmet makes contact with the skull in those spots where the probes of the encephalograph are placed. ❋ George Oliver Smith (1946)
She wielded the trephine that laid the patient's brain bare, he kept track of the patient's life by observing the squiggles on the roll of graph paper that emerged from his encephalograph. ❋ George Oliver Smith (1946)
The participants 20 females, five males were wired to a series of sensors connected to an encephalograph to measure electronic impulses showing how quickly they responded to an error, and whether they did better in a subsequent test. ❋ Unknown (2011)
While such neurons have only been directly measured in monkeys, scientists have previously conducted experiments using encephalograph (EEG) machines that led them to believe mirror neurons exist in human adults and infants. ❋ Unknown (2010)
In the experiments, sleeping babies were hooked up to an encephalograph (EEG), an instrument able to measure brain activity using electrodes placed on the scalp. ❋ Unknown (2009)
We're fixing up the encephalograph to get some EEG records of his brain. " ❋ Clarke, Arthur C. (1951)
