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Definition of microscope
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Microscope
(n.) An
optical
instrument,
consisting
of a lens, or
combination
of
lenses,
for
making
an
enlarged
image of an
object
which is too
minute
to be
viewed
by the naked eye..
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Ocular
::
Ocular
(n.) The
eyepiece
of an
optical
instrument,
as of a
telescope
or
microscope..
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..
Micro-geology
::
Micro-geology
(n.) The part of
geology
relating
to
structure
and
organisms
which
require
to be
studied
with a
microscope.
Lieberkuhn
::
Lieberkuhn
(n.) A
concave
metallic
mirror
attached
to the
object-glass
end of a
microscope,
to throw down light on
opaque
objects;
a
reflector..
#NAME?
::
-scope
() A
combining
form
usually
signifying
an
instrument
for
viewing
(with the eye) or
observing
(in any way); as in
microscope,
telescope,
altoscope,
anemoscope..
Stage
::
Stage (n.) The
platform
of a
microscope,
upon which an
object
is
placed
to be
viewed.
See
Illust.
of
Microscope..
Monocular
::
Monocular
(a.)
Adapted
to be used with only one eye at a time; as, a
monocular
microscope..
Pleurosigma
::
Pleurosigma
(n.) A genus of
diatoms
of
elongated
elliptical
shape,
but
having
the sides
slightly
curved
in the form of a
letter
S.
Pleurosigma
angulatum
has very fine
striations,
and is a
favorite
object
for
testing
the high
powers
of
microscopes..
Filar
::
Filar (a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
thread
or line;
characterized
by
threads
stretched
across
the field of view; as, a filar
microscope;
a filar
micrometer..
Microscopical
::
Microscopical
(a.) Very
small;
visible
only by the aid of a
microscope;
as, a
microscopic
insect..
Microscopically
::
Microscopically
(adv.)
By the
microscope;
with
minute
inspection;
in a
microscopic
manner.
Nummulation
::
Nummulation
(n.) The
arrangement
of the red blood
corpuscles
in
rouleaux,
like piles of
coins,
as when a drop of human blood is
examined
under the
microscope..
Doublet
::
Doublet
(a.) An
arrangement
of two
lenses
for a
microscope,
designed
to
correct
spherical
aberration
and
chromatic
dispersion,
thus
rendering
the image of an
object
more clear and
distinct..
Micrometer
::
Micrometer
(n.) An
instrument,
used with a
telescope
or
microscope,
for
measuring
minute
distances,
or the
apparent
diameters
of
objects
which
subtend
minute
angles.
The
measurement
given
directly
is that of the image of the
object
formed
at the focus of the
object
glass..
Eyeglass
::
Eyeglass
(n.)
Eyepiece
of a
telescope,
microscope,
etc..
Engiscope
::
Engiscope
(n.) A kind of
reflecting
microscope.
Compressor
::
Compressor
(n.) An
apparatus
for
confining
or
flattening
between
glass
plates
an
object
to be
examined
with the
microscope;
--
called
also
compressorium.
Dissecting
::
Dissecting
(a.) Used for or in
dissecting;
as, a
dissecting
knife;
a
dissecting
microscope..
Micr-
::
Micr- ()
Small,
little,
trivial,
slight;
as,
microcosm,
microscope..
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..
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