The motion of the aneroid capsule is magnified through levers to drive a recording pen.
To register isotonic contractions, organs were suspended by cotton yarn in organ baths (5 mL) and recorded on smoked drum through levers coupled to kymographs (DTF, Brazil).
To register the isotonic contractions, ileum segments (2-3 cm) were suspended by cotton yarn in organ bath (5 ml) and recorded on smoked drum through levers coupled to kymographs (DTF) under resting tension of 1.0 g at 37°C [ 39].
Place the wire, previously run through the trigger dowel, through the lever dowel hole and knot the wire so the trigger and lever are closely connected; making sure the ends of the two dowels do not bind.
The pedal actuates the flushing system in the same time when it is depressed through a lever mechanism consisting of two steel levers and a plastic pipe.
The testing system has the ability of (i) applying tensile load to the test specimen through a lever, (ii) monitoring continuously the creep elongation and (iii) allowing sodium to flow around the creep specimen at constant velocity.
A small motor was used to slowly charge the spring through a lever and gear system, and a cam with a special profile was used as a clicking mechanism for quick release of elastic energy stored in the springs to create a sudden kick for a quick jump.
The importance of Franklin's theory, as the great historian of science I. Bernard Cohen has shown, was not only that it insisted on the conservation of charge but that it accepted "action at a distance": there didn't have to be holes for the charge to pass through, or invisible levers in the sky to send it along; electricity was just there, like gravity.
Two branch lines were also authorised, one from Clifton Aqueduct through to Great Lever, and the other from Giants Seat through to Radcliffe and Bury.
These cabins execute switches and signals through mechanical levers which are connected to these elements via steel wires.
