1. Plural of kymography; records or tracings produced by a kymograph, an instrument that records physiological movements or vibrations on a moving surface.
Usage: technical; medical/scientific

Examples

• The kymographies revealed the patient's irregular heartbeat patterns.
• Early physiologists relied on kymographies to study muscle contractions.
• The laboratory archived decades of kymographies for comparative analysis.
• Kymographies provided visual evidence of the sound wave vibrations.
• Modern digital systems have largely replaced traditional kymographies in clinical settings.