See Also: reflexology(medicine)
reflexology(dictionary)
reflexology(dictionary)

transducer (sh) and reflexology (iou)


transducer (sh)




Device that converts one form of energy to another.

A microphone is an acoustic transducer, converting sound waves into electrical signals. Different types of transducers act on heat, radiation, sound, strain, vibrations, pressure, and acceleration; they may output mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, or hydraulic signals. Examples include strain gauges, loudspeakers, photocells, transformers, and thermocouples.


reflexology (iou)



reflexology noun. E20.
[formed as REFLEXOGENOUS + -LOGY.]
Psychology. The theory that all behaviour consists merely of innate or conditioned responses; the branch of knowledge that deals with reflex action as it affects behaviour. E20.
A technique for relaxing nervous tension through foot massage or pressure applied to different parts of the sole. L20.
reflexo'logical adjective E20.
reflexologist noun M20.