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Definition of scope
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Scope (v. t.) To look at for the
purpose
of
evaluation;
usually
with out; as, to scope out the area as a
camping
site..
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Stereoscopic
::
Stereoscope
(n.) An
optical
instrument
for
giving
to
pictures
the
appearance
of solid
forms,
as seen in
nature.
It
combines
in one,
through
a
bending
of the rays of
light,
two
pictures,
taken for the
purpose
from
points
of view a
little
way
apart.
It is
furnished
with two
eyeglasses,
and by
refraction
or
reflection
the
pictures
are
superimposed,
so as to
appear
as one to the
observer..
Cycloscope
::
Cycloscope
(n.) A
machine
for
measuring
at any
moment
velocity
of
rotation,
as of a wheel of a steam
engine..
Sweepings
::
Sweeping
(a.)
Cleaning
off
surfaces,
or
cleaning
away dust, dirt, or
litter,
as a broom does;
moving
with
swiftness
and
force;
carrying
everything
before
it;
including
in its scope many
persons
or
things;
as, a
sweeping
flood;
a
sweeping
majority;
a
sweeping
accusation..
Telemeter
::
Telemeter
(n.) An
instrument
used for
measuring
the
distance
of an
object
from an
observer;
as, a
telescope
with a
micrometer
for
measuring
the
apparent
diameter
of an
object
whose real
dimensions
are
known..
Graphiscope
::
Graphiscope
(n.) See
Graphoscope.
Scope
::
Scope (n.) Room or
opportunity
for free
outlook
or aim; space for
action;
amplitude
of
opportunity;
free
course
or vent;
liberty;
range of view,
intent,
or
action..
Telescopy
::
Telescopy
(n.) The art or
practice
of using or
making
telescopes.
Narrow-minded
::
Narrow-minded
(a.) Of
narrow
mental
scope;
illiberal;
mean.
Telescopical
::
Telescopical
(a.) Seen or
discoverable
only by a
telescope;
as,
telescopic
stars..
Scope
::
Scope (n.)
Extended
area.
Thermoscopic
::
Thermoscopic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
thermoscope;
made by means of the
thermoscope;
as,
thermoscopic
observations..
Endoscope
::
Endoscope
(n.) An
instrument
for
examining
the
interior
of the
rectum,
the
urethra,
and the
bladder..
Sideroscope
::
Sideroscope
(n.) An
instrument
for
detecting
small
quantities
of iron in any
substance
by means of a very
delicate
combination
of
magnetic
needles.
Ocular
::
Ocular
(n.) The
eyepiece
of an
optical
instrument,
as of a
telescope
or
microscope..
Stereoscopy
::
Stereoscopist
(n.) One
skilled
in the use or
construction
of
stereoscopes.
Collimator
::
Collimator
(n.) A
telescope
arranged
and used to
determine
errors
of
collimation,
both
vertical
and
horizontal..
Adjustment
::
Adjustment
(n.) The
operation
of
bringing
all the parts of an
instrument,
as a
microscope
or
telescope,
into their
proper
relative
position
for use; the
condition
of being thus
adjusted;
as, to get a good
adjustment;
to be in or out of
adjustment..
Telespectroscope
::
Telespectroscope
(n.) A
spectroscope
arranged
to be
attached
to a
telescope
for
observation
of
distant
objects,
as the sun or
stars..
Binocular
::
Binocular
(n.) A
binocular
glass,
whether
opera
glass,
telescope,
or
microscope..
Spectroscopist
::
Spectroscopist
(n.) One who
investigates
by means of a
spectroscope;
one
skilled
in the use of the
spectroscope.
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