 | 1902 - 554 pages
...after another on the screen by the alternate use of the lanterns. — si г r'ro-scope, ster'eoscöp, n. An optical Instrument for blending Into one Image...as to produce upon the eye the impression of relief .— ster"eo•op'ic, -al, a.— ster't. ' [-TYPED*; -TY'PIN . _ _ a stereotype of. 2. To furnish stereotype... | |
 | James Champlin Fernald - English language - 1910 - 502 pages
...double magic lantern : used to bring one image after another on the screen. ster'eo-scope, ster'eo-scup, n. An optical instrument for blending into one image...to produce upon the eye the impression of relief. — ster^e-fl-scop'to, -al, «* ster'e - о - type, ster'eo-taip. I. rt. [-TYPED'; -TY"FINO.] 1. To... | |
 | Jesse Feiring Williams - Health education - 1919 - 474 pages
...directly through the bowl. Sensation. — A conscious state resulting from a stimulus. Stereoscope. — An optical instrument for blending into one image two pictures of an object. Trachoma. — A very contagious disease of the eye. It is commonly called " sore eyes." Vitreous humor.... | |
 | Jesse Feiring Williams - 1919 - 930 pages
...directly through the bowl. Sensation. — A conscious state resulting from a stimulus. Stereoscope. — An optical instrument for blending into one image two pictures of an object. Trachoma. — A very contagious disease of the eye. It is commonly called " sore eyes." Vitreous humor.... | |
 | John C. Brenner - Law - 1999 - 184 pages
...frequencies of different quantitative or qualitative classes in a population. stereo microscope An instrument for blending into one image two pictures...as to produce upon the eye the impression of relief and solidity. sterile technique Gloves, sterile supplies, and clean work areas are required in addition... | |
 | John C. Brenner - Law - 2003 - 299 pages
...identical structural formulas; they differ in the way their molecules are arranged. Stereomicroscope An instrument for blending into one image two pictures...view so as to produce upon the eye the impression of relict and solidity. This type of microscope provides a three-dimensional image tFigure S.I4). Sterile... | |
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An optical instrument for blending into one image two pictures of an object from slightly different points of view, so as to produce upon the eye the impression of relief. 