Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society, Volume 2Royal Microscopical Society, 1879 ... containing its transactions and proceedings and a summary of current researches relating to zoology and botany (principally Invertebrata and Cryptogamia), microscopy, &c. |
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... lines or like the edges of two flat membranes , and thus it has been described . Under favourable circumstances , how- ever , food or water may be seen to dilate it as it passes down , and I have repeatedly seen this happen in such a ...
... lines or like the edges of two flat membranes , and thus it has been described . Under favourable circumstances , how- ever , food or water may be seen to dilate it as it passes down , and I have repeatedly seen this happen in such a ...
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... lines drawn at the rate of 112,000 per inch , which probably gives the 1-200,000th for the diameter of the smallest line supposed to be visible . It will not be uninteresting to relate the history of this belief . The celebrated ...
... lines drawn at the rate of 112,000 per inch , which probably gives the 1-200,000th for the diameter of the smallest line supposed to be visible . It will not be uninteresting to relate the history of this belief . The celebrated ...
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... lines just in proportion as Microscopes and modes of illumination are improved . " That has long been the firm opinion of the writer . In the first paper on the subject of the limits of vision , he stated , " I believe this limit has ...
... lines just in proportion as Microscopes and modes of illumination are improved . " That has long been the firm opinion of the writer . In the first paper on the subject of the limits of vision , he stated , " I believe this limit has ...
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... lines 112,000 per inch ( or lines of that size ) are the closest that can be seen ; and that the law enunciated in the footnote forbids the hope of farther advance in minute definition . Now , considering the readiness with which a fine ...
... lines 112,000 per inch ( or lines of that size ) are the closest that can be seen ; and that the law enunciated in the footnote forbids the hope of farther advance in minute definition . Now , considering the readiness with which a fine ...
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... lines is about one hundred thousandth of an inch , and that only with the largest aperture . Such is the belief disseminated . About ten years ago I requested Messrs . Beck to make for me an " iris diaphragm " with " adapters " on each ...
... lines is about one hundred thousandth of an inch , and that only with the largest aperture . Such is the belief disseminated . About ten years ago I requested Messrs . Beck to make for me an " iris diaphragm " with " adapters " on each ...
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