… He told Sherrington: I know that the high honour I am to receive from Oxford must have
cometo melargely becauseofthe friendship that you personally extendto me...Itis really true …

… That the two conditions are identical I am not convinced. The uncrossed nature of the
decerebrate rigidity suggests a causal connection between the cerebellum and the rigidity, …

… The programs were transmitted from 7 to 8 am on consecutive Tuesdays between November
10 and December 1, 1953. Part II reports whether or not non-physicians in approximately …

I. Reflex excitation and inhibition when brought to play simultaneously on the motoneurones
of an extensor muscle can be so balanced that there results in the muscle a contraction , the …

… of the prefixed class co-exist with an efferent distribution of the prefixed class, and although
the number of my experiments is too small to be a secure guide in the matter, I am led to …

… I am indebted for a like good office in regard to the text's occasional references to ways and
… I am with you about the alchemist's stone, and much else that is nonsense. But the magical! …

I. The flexion-reflex of hind-limb: intensity of stimulus: excitation and inhibition: receptive-field:
the type-reflex: muscles reflexly ex-cited, muscles reflexly inbibited: mechanical effects of …

… I have paid particular attention to this point in three experiments, and am convinced that the
field of the mandibular division of the Vth, although it approaches near to the middle line of …

It was previously pointed out that in various reflex reactions inhibition is succeeded by
marked exaltation of activity in the arcs inhibited. This after-effect may be figured as a sort of …

… b was taken in the same experiment as 11 a and shows the result of the same stimulus,
except that the induction shocks are individually still more intense than the strongest in11 am …