Through a magnifying lens can be admired seas, gulfs, meridians and parallels. |
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A cup replaces the disc seen with an ophthalmoscope, the magnifying light for looking inside your eye. |
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Having no splicer, Markopoulos edited the film with a magnifying glass, cellophane tape an a razor blade. |
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Nate peers at the ground beyond his magnifying glass, the portal to this Alice-in-Wonderland world. |
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A slight pitting due to the background can be seen with a magnifying glass, where as a punch leaves a cleaner impression. |
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Each cluster acts as a magnifying lens, greatly brightening a quasar's light. |
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This is an adjustable, silver-plated ring with a plastic, magnifying dome that features a miniature photograph of lily pads. |
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If you look at this tiny, eight-legged creature under a magnifying lens, you can see it lumbering along like a bear. |
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Not giving up, Keyan put the bullet under a microscope, magnifying it 1000 times and going over the surface nanometer by nanometer. |
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As the minutes wore on, the enormous audience began to fairly bake with the tension spreading, reflecting, and magnifying from mind to mind. |
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The beating in his chest was magnifying and he felt he was about to burst and scream out his anger as he turned the corner. |
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We discuss color usage as students examine the painting with a magnifying glass. |
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The impression here is not unlike examining a detail of a painting under a magnifying glass. |
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Bring a packed lunch and they'll provide the magnifying glasses and bug boxes to help you see the amazing insect world up close and personal. |
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The nine to 11-year-olds, armed with magnifying glasses, collecting trays and fishing nets, set about capturing creatures from the water. |
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For this hike, you will need field guides and animal track guides, magnifying glasses and binoculars, and pencil and paper. |
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A magnifying glass or 10X hand lens is helpful in examining plants for the presence of mites. |
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To focus the image, move the magnifying glass closer or farther away from the candle. |
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You can see these dots if you shine a blue flashlight beam on the print-out and examine it closely with a magnifying glass. |
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In a double convex lens, such as a magnifying glass, the light will bend when it exits as well as when it enters. |
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We'd bake bread, climb trees, stretch out with magnifying glasses and find creatures in the lawn. |
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Visitors will be able to buy stamps, first day covers, postcards and equipment ranging from albums to powerful magnifying glasses. |
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Another proof of their tenuity is the fact of their not being well seen in telescopes of high magnifying power. |
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A barogram can only be read to within 10 metres and then only with the help of a magnifying glass. |
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He focuses on the meaningfulness and pleasure of the act of making by magnifying and expanding it. |
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Others used a magnifying glass to focus the rays of the sun on the base of the wart. |
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Am I magnifying its intensity because it is of a more transient nature while the other poses more serious implications? |
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While I'm waiting for my magnifying glass to turn up I shall keep away from painting miniatures. |
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Although mint marks can be seen easily with the naked eye, designer's initials often require a magnifying glass to be seen. |
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The cut surface of the unfixed liver may also appear relatively normal, until closely inspected with a magnifying lens. |
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An attempt to increase the magnifying power would inevitably lead to a reduction of the field of vision and to an unhandiness of such spectacles. |
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Unless you have pretty particular interests you're probably not going to have much use for a magnifying glass, a spanner or a miniature jig-saw. |
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The case went unsolved for sometime, until she busted out her diamond-studded gold magnifying glass and bubblegum pink Sherlock Holmes hat. |
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Selena crouched next to him, her boots squeaking gently, the sound magnifying itself in his ears, echoing off each wall several times. |
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Hearts palpitating, ears magnifying the smallest sound, they stealthily waded across the river. |
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She peered at the remains through an oversized magnifying glass, paying careful attention to the swimmerets near the tail. |
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A magnifying glass was added to read the scale, a telescopic sight was added with cross-wires to divide the field of view. |
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An iridologist can do an examination with nothing more than an iridology map, a magnifying glass, and a flashlight. |
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The movie will co-star Johnny Depp as a Scotland Yard detective, his second outing with a magnifying glass after last year's Sleepy Hollow. |
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Worsening eyesight prevents her from seeing the screen easily and lately she has been reading with the aid of a magnifying glass. |
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As a result of the defeat, his every deed will be performed under a magnifying glass. |
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So I donned my deerstalker, polished my largest magnifying glass and set off with large exaggerated strides. |
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The initial strip length was measured using a magnifying eyepiece with a graticule. |
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But high quality is the byword here, so stay away from those cloudy dime-store magnifying glasses. |
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Before treatment, live lice must be identified under a magnifying glass, which is best done when the hair is wet. |
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Enlarged as though in a magnifying mirror, the abundant follicles sprout gut-string stubble as a gentle sleeping smile winks above the prognathous jaw. |
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This section contains a wide array of magnifiers, jeweler's loupes, tripod magnifiers, magnifying glasses, linen counters, two-way viewers, hand lenses and lucite bug boxes. |
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This requires a jeweler's magnifying loupe and a very small screwdriver. |
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The magnifying glass, then, looks ahead to the fall, when Samberg will debut as the star of new Fox comedy Brooklyn Nine-Nine. |
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The amazing thing about polymer clay sculpture is that they can be so small you need a magnifying glass to view the detail to a large tabletop piece. |
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Way out in the corners of the galaxy, there are objects so massive that they curve light into gargantuan gravitational lenses, distorting and magnifying objects behind them. |
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Bear with me, and we'll hold a magnifying glass to their generosity, including their recent sorry report card from CharityWatch. |
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Wearing a deerstalker hat and carrying an oversized magnifying glass she trampled through the crime scene destroying all kinds of forensic evidence. |
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Let's all rush out now and get hold of whatever stocks of telescopes, binoculars and magnifying glasses we can, crowd the streets at midnight and ooh! |
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They can be viewed as a turbulent flow of liquid in which the chaotic fluctuations get larger as one examines the fluid with a magnifying glass on a finer and finer scale. |
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Contemporary optics, everything from pocket monoculars to the largest telescopes, operate on nearly identical principles to those of the earliest magnifying instruments. |
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Pluck any hairs outside this line using tweezers with slanted ends, and always use a magnifying mirror so you don't pinch the skin, or miss any errant hairs. |
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Like objects under a magnifying glass, to the extent and intensity that we focus on these problems, the larger and more important they seem to us. |
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The exhibition consists of paintings and related books, alongside a diverse range of instruments for seeing, including magnifying glasses and binoculars. |
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Note that the magnifying power of the crown glass is twice that of the flint in this combination, yielding a net power about half that of the crown element alone. |
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He examined my lesions through a magnifying glass, quickly wrote down a prescription of drugs, and, handing it to us, asked us to come for follow up after a week. |
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We advise visitors to take magnifying glasses or, at least, reading spectacles to this event, since the drawings are minute in detail and often in poor condition. |
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The incident happened last Tuesday when sun on a glass ball ornament acted as a magnifying glass, causing the curtains of an upstairs bedroom to catch fire. |
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Pluto in your sign will see a near-full Moon pass over it like a magnifying lens, amping its transformative power. |
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He holds them on his belly and looks at them with a magnifying glass, studying possible escape routes. |
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One area under the magnifying glass is the kitchen, where at least 50 percent of the total wattage from permanent lighting must be high-efficiency. |
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I once owned a sweet little thing with a screwdriver, tweezers, a magnifying glass, ruler and saw-edge, all squeezed into the space of a bank card. |
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If we cannot stop the dills from throwing away lit cigarettes, we could at least save the occasional fire by asking the shopkeepers to not stock magnifying glasses as toys. |
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Instead of giving up books, she figured out that if she used a dental visor with a strong light and a magnifying glass, she could read for a few hours. |
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These include the lichens, mosses and liverworts, all of which are worth a closer look through a magnifying glass in order to appreciate their true beauty. |
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Right, I thought it was magnifying, I beg your pardon, I am sorry. |
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Spoons, safety pins, little magnifying glasses, plants, and endless bits of junk rise into the air like a Rube Goldberg contraption without the plot. |
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The entry fee is PS15 and every participant will receive a Deerstalker hat, pipe and magnifying glass on the day of the event. |
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The palmist peers at it with a magnifying glass, and analyses the scrabbly lines as if they were a map of buried treasure. |
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He blusters as he settles into a chair or sips portentously from a glass of wine or fustily examines plants with a magnifying glass. |
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Dog-detective Charlie, with obligatory magnifying glass and deerstalker hat, occasionally appears to point out details viewers might miss. |
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Where the Caps Lock key should be, a magnifying glass resides and opens a new browser tab. |
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Also included within the boundaries of level two is microprinting that can be read by a magnifying glass. |
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Many oral health care practitioners now use magnifying loupes to help maintain a neutral posture position. |
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For instance, although Aldous did not wear glasses, he would quite often use a magnifying lens. |
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This article describes the main types of magnifying devices used in the coatings industry, including low magnification lenses, stereomicroscopes, and compound microscopes. |
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When it was only an inch or so away he still couldn't read it, and had to fish for a magnifying glass in his pocket to make the typing visible to him. |
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There must be something in the appeal of the Gothic that minifies one group of values leaving other considerations untouched, or actually magnifying them. |
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Firefighters believe the sun's rays caught a magnifying vanity mirror on a table and bounced the light back on to a pillowslip, settling it alight. |
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This led them to suspect that the galaxies seen in visible light might be gravitational lenses magnifying much more distant galaxies seen by Herschel. |
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The length and width of these checks were measured using a transparent Plexiglas ruler and an optical magnifying glass containing a calibrated graticule, respectively. |
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However this did not bring a success, since error corrections, caused thru inaccurate protraction and quintuplicate magnifying, took too much time. |
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We always do a visual cancer screen when undertaking an examination with magnifying dental loupes and have had a small percentage of cases where something has shown up. |
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Otherwise known as the mineral halite, table salt is composed of crystals that are tiny cubes you can see with your eyes or, even better, with a magnifying glass. |
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