diphasic

/ daɪˈfeɪzɪk /

adjective

The positive followed by the negative thus gives rise to a diphasic response.

Successive stimulation converts the pure positive into diphasic and ultimately into normal negative response.

Under stronger stimulus the response became diphasic, positive followed by negative.

There would therefore be no continuous balance, and we obtain instead a very interesting diphasic record.

(b) The amplitude of vibration of B is now slightly reduced, and we obtain the diphasic effect.

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