- be
elicited at very low
speeds of p****ive
movement in both directions.
Cogwheel rigidity and
leadpipe rigidity are two
types identified with Parkinson's...
-
cogwheel is a type of gear.
Cogwheel,
Cogwheels or
Cogwheeling may also
refer to:
Cogwheel rigidity, or
cogwheeling, a sign of
hypokinesia Cogwheel diagram...
- A rack
railway (also rack-and-pinion railway, cog railway, or
cogwheel railway) is a
steep grade railway with a
toothed rack rail,
usually between the...
- pegs
inserted into it. In the
latter case, the gear is
usually called a
cogwheel. A cog may be one of
those pegs or the
whole gear. Two or more meshing...
-
problems Frequent falls Very
small handwriting Rigid,
stiff muscles Cogwheeling (jerky
feeling in arm or leg)
Upgaze impairment Plastic, dead feeling...
- (French edition)
Cogwheels and
Other Stories. Trans.
Howard Norman. Oakville, Ontario:
Mosaic Press, 1982. ISBNÂ 0889621772
Cogwheels.--**** Screen.--The...
- A
synchronization gear (also
known as a gun
synchronizer or
interrupter gear) was a
device enabling a single-engine
tractor configuration aircraft to fire...
- The
Cogwheel Report (1967) or
Report of the
Joint Working Party on the
Organisation of
Medical Work in
Hospitals was the
report of a
committee appointed...
- cog in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A cog is a
tooth of a gear or
cogwheel or the gear itself. Cog, COG, CoG, or The Cog may also
refer to: Rear sprocket...
- The
Furka Steam Railway (German:
Dampfbahn Furka-Bergstrecke (DFB)) is a
largely volunteer-operated
heritage railway which operates a
partially rack and...
