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... portions of minerals , having a thickness of of an inch or more , in order that the various measurements might be made with sufficient accuracy to establish general principles , and to verify or correct certain theoretical deductions of ...
... portions of minerals , having a thickness of of an inch or more , in order that the various measurements might be made with sufficient accuracy to establish general principles , and to verify or correct certain theoretical deductions of ...
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... portions of minerals with no solid transparent part more than of an inch in diameter , will for the future make it possible to identify the mineral constituents of rocks in a far more satisfactory manner than heretofore . In order to ...
... portions of minerals with no solid transparent part more than of an inch in diameter , will for the future make it possible to identify the mineral constituents of rocks in a far more satisfactory manner than heretofore . In order to ...
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... portions , which one might readily suppose were only calcite . This method of study , however , enabled me to prove that they are really aragonite , since certain portions give two well - marked bifocal images . Comparing to- gether all ...
... portions , which one might readily suppose were only calcite . This method of study , however , enabled me to prove that they are really aragonite , since certain portions give two well - marked bifocal images . Comparing to- gether all ...
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... portion of the mercuric iodide . The point of course was that by adopting this means it had been possible to detect what had entirely escaped the chemical tests which were applied . The Mr. Charles Stewart said that if he had rightly ...
... portion of the mercuric iodide . The point of course was that by adopting this means it had been possible to detect what had entirely escaped the chemical tests which were applied . The Mr. Charles Stewart said that if he had rightly ...
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... portion adhering to the thin glass cover white rectangular fields , separated by dark broad beams , alternating from row to row , paler lines crossing the white space between the black bands which are thus joined ; the ratio of the ...
... portion adhering to the thin glass cover white rectangular fields , separated by dark broad beams , alternating from row to row , paler lines crossing the white space between the black bands which are thus joined ; the ratio of the ...
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Página 55 - numerical aperture " is equal to the product of the refractive index of the medium in front of the objective, multiplied into the sine of the semi-angular aperture=n sin. w. This definition of "numerical aperture" offers at once a means by which all objectives, whether dry, water, or oil .immersion, can be directly compared. It is based on the theory whence Professors Abbe and Helmholtz deduced the limit of visibility. The...
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Página 182 - ... is as a rule prevented. I may add that Mr. Gosse has already dealt with the action of the manubria in other rotifers (I. c.). Now I do not know how it may strike others, but to me this mechanism is simply exquisite. We have three distinct lines of power, all at work and in rotation. In the first place there is a power at hinge K, then follows the power at hinge H, and then lastly comes that of the manubria ; the moment the main upper handles of the ramus get together, then, and not before, up...