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Pulsator

Pulsator [fr. pulso, Lat., to accuse], the plaintiff or actor.

usual to throb to bound with emotion or exertion to pulsate violently to flutter said specifically of the heart when its

To throb as a pulse to beat as the heart

child may be born alive: (1) The cord may be pulsate, showing that it is alive, yet it may not respire.

polygraph : an instrument that records physiological pulsations ;esp : lie detector poly·graph·ic [pÄ -lē-gra-fik] adj

direction only distinguished from alternating current When steady and not pulsating a direct current is often called a continuous current

the Amphioxus The heart is represented only by a simple pulsating vessel The blood is colorless the brain renal organs and

A rapid pulsation a throbbing esp an abnormal rapid beating of the heart

A beating or throbbing especially of the heart or of an artery or in an inflamed part a beat of...

A beater a striker