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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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Electroscope
::
Electroscope
(n.) An
instrument
for
detecting
the
presence
of
electricity,
or
changes
in the
electric
state of
bodies,
or the
species
of
electricity
present,
as by means of pith
balls,
and the
like..
Sphygmoscope
::
Sphygmoscope
(n.) Same as
Sphygmograph.
Dimension
::
Dimension
(n.)
Extent;
reach;
scope;
importance;
as, a
project
of large
dimensions..
Stomatous
::
Stomatoscope
(n.) An
apparatus
for
examining
the
interior
of the
mouth.
Gastroscopy
::
Gastroscopy
(n.)
Examination
of the
abdomen
or
stomach,
as with the
gastroscope..
Electrometer
::
Electrometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
the
quantity
or
intensity
of
electricity;
also,
sometimes,
and less
properly,
applied
to an
instrument
which
indicates
the
presence
of
electricity
(usually
called
an
electroscope)..
Telescopical
::
Telescopical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
telescope;
performed
by a
telescope.
Haloscope
::
Haloscope
(n.) An
instrument
for
exhibition
or
illustration
of the
phenomena
of
halos,
parhelia,
and the
like..
Scopeline
::
Scopeline
(a.)
Scopeloid.
Squinter
::
Squint
(n.) Same as
Hagioscope.
Adjust
::
Adjust
(v. t.) To bring to a true
relative
position,
as the parts of an
instrument;
to
regulate
for use; as, to
adjust
a
telescope
or
microscope..
Hydroscope
::
Hydroscope
(n.) An
instrument
designed
to mark the
presence
of
water,
especially
in air..
Comprehensively
::
Comprehensively
(adv.)
In a
comprehensive
manner;
with great
extent
of
scope.
Magnify
::
Magnify
(v. t.) To make
great,
or
greater;
to
increase
the
dimensions
of; to
amplify;
to
enlarge,
either
in fact or in
appearance;
as, the
microscope
magnifies
the
object
by a
thousand
diameters..
Elbowroom
::
Elbowroom
(n.) Room to
extend
the
elbows
on each side; ample room for
motion
or
action;
free
scope.
Spectrometer
::
Spectrometer
(n.) A
spectroscope
fitted
for
measurements
of the
luminious
spectra
observed
with it.
Trichinoscope
::
Trichinoscope
(n.) An
apparatus
for the
detection
of
trichinae
in the flesh of
animals,
as of
swine..
Microlite
::
Microlite
(n.) A
minute
inclosed
crystal,
often
observed
when
minerals
or rocks are
examined
in thin
sections
under the
microscope..
Phonoscope
::
Phonoscope
(n.) An
instrument
for
producing
luminous
figures
by the
vibrations
of
sounding
bodies.
Comet- Seeker
::
Comet-
seeker
(n.) A
telescope
of low
power,
having
a large field of view, used for
finding
comets..
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