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photoplethysmograph

Definitions

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  • noun An optically obtained plethysmograph, often produced by illuminating the skin in order to measures changes in light absorption.

Etymologies

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photo- +‎ plethysmograph

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Examples

  • What really matters to women, Dr. Chivers said, at least in the somewhat artificial setting of watching movies while intimately hooked up to a device called a photoplethysmograph, is not the gender of the actor, but the degree of sensuality.

    Latest entries from edstrong.blog-city.com 2009

  • Their reactions are tracked using a tampon-shaped "photoplethysmograph," which measures vaginal blood flow in women, and a comparable "rigiscan" in men.

    LET'S TALK ABOUT SEX 2007

  • She regularly wires the genitals of her patients to a photoplethysmograph to measure whether the women respond with surges of vaginal blood flow while they watch a pornographic video.

    NYT > Home Page By DANIEL BERGNER 2009

  • She regularly wires the genitals of her patients to a photoplethysmograph to measure whether the women respond with surges of vaginal blood flow while they watch a pornographic video.

    NYT > Home Page 2009

  • She regularly wires the genitals of her patients to a photoplethysmograph to measure whether the women respond with surges of vaginal blood flow while they watch a pornographic video.

    NYT > Home Page 2009

  • Two types of sensors were used: an electrocardiogram, which measures electrical pulses, and a photoplethysmograph (PPG), which works out a heart rate from variation in light absorption under the skin.

    The Register 2008

  • Two types of sensors were used: an electrocardiogram, which measures electrical pulses, and a photoplethysmograph (PPG), which works out a heart rate from variation in light absorption under the skin.

    The Register 2008

  • Two types of sensors were used: an electrocardiogram, which measures electrical pulses, and a photoplethysmograph (PPG), which works out a heart rate from variation in light absorption under the skin.

    The Register 2008

  • Two types of sensors were used: an electrocardiogram, which measures electrical pulses, and a photoplethysmograph (PPG), which works out a heart rate from variation in light absorption under the skin.

    The Register 2008

  • Two types of sensors were used: an electrocardiogram, which measures electrical pulses, and a photoplethysmograph (PPG), which works out a heart rate from variation in light absorption under the skin.

    The Register 2008

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  • The Age: 'What really matters to women, Dr Chivers said, at least in the somewhat artificial setting of watching movies while intimately hooked up to a device called a photoplethysmograph, is not the gender of the actor, but the degree of sensuality.'

    June 15, 2008