Sample Sentences forgalvanic (auto-selected)
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A nice thing for the Circlers, especially those like you who might have occasionally stressful jobs, is that it measures galvanic skin response, which allows you to know when you're amped or anxious.† (source)
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The President switched off the music and, with the final note of the final stanza, there was absolute silence—the silence of stretched expectancy, quivering and creeping with a galvanic life.† (source)
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There was; it heaved itself out of the water in endless, galvanic convulsions.† (source)
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The twins lay face-to-face, feeling the basin's galvanic touch against their skin.† (source)
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Dead slizzard legs are made to jump with galvanic currents.† (source)
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"It's a type of galvanic force," I said, then hesitated.† (source)
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Reich shook with galvanic spasms that forced him to release the girl.† (source)
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Lydia Sessions started galvanically.† (source)
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The muscles of his legs were still twitching with whatever galvanic charge had possessed him in the mow.† (source)
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Once in a while there's someone...someone like you...and then the only thing that convinces is galvanic contact.† (source)
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Dobbs was almost as bad as Orr, who seemed happy as an undersized, grinning lark with his deranged and galvanic giggle and shivering warped buck teeth and who was sent along for a rest leave with Milo and Yossarian on the trip to Cairo for eggs when Milo bought cotton instead and took off at dawn for Istanbul with his plane packed to the gun turrets with exotic spiders and unripened red bananas.† (source)
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Most of them were called something relief: ASCENDANT RELIEF, ENDOGENOUS RELIEF, MOTIVE RELIEF, GALVANIC RELIEF.† (source)
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Now Usha is struggling to make ends meet, but she is the galvanic new boss of Kasturba Nagar, the heroine of the slum.† (source)
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It was as though he had received a galvanic shock.† (source)
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The draught produced a galvanic effect, a violent trembling pervaded the old man's limbs, his eyes opened until it was fearful to gaze upon them, he heaved a sigh which resembled a shriek, and then his convulsed body returned gradually to its former immobility, the eyes remaining open.† (source)
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'There are fourteen water-mills, six steam-engines, and a galvanic battery, always a-working upon it, and they can't make it fast enough, though the men work so hard that they die off, and the widows is pensioned directly, with twenty pound a-year for each of the children, and a premium of fifty for twins.† (source)
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