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(Wilhelm Eduard Weber (born 1804). Profe or of Physics in the University of Göttingen.] Electro -magnectics: A coulomb. (UNIT, 4. (1).) Weber's Law, s. Physiol.: There is always a constant ratio be tween the strength of the stimulus and the intensity of the sensations. The stronger the stimulus already applied, the stronger must be the increase of the stimulus in order to cause a perceptible increase of the sensation. pine, pit, sire, sir, marine; gō, pot, weble *web-le , adj . [Eng. web , s.; -le ] Without webs; hence, standing idle. "O'er still and weble looms." Kingsley: Saint's Tragedy , ii. 4.